Played Melvor for probably 2 years now (at time of posting) never once asked for review until now, worth the time to comment on it.The devs actually think about content they’re bringing into the game and how it’s going to affect other aspects like summoning recently incorporated nearly every skill to simply unlock the familiar, which gives you reason to finish few mastery or even get some exp in that skill. The idle combat is a god send for me as I’ve basically maxed by account all but one skill and don’t plan on maxing until completing 100% is happening but with the whole game being idle play now, we gaming!

Finally a game that can drag you into hours of gameplay and not have moments where you jump onto a store and buy more money or items, the only payments you make are for expanding the game sort of a paywall to unlock the rest of the skills and an expansion to the game. If you like grinding for hours on a game and still be able to leave it idle and it still make progress while you’re gone this is honestly the perfect game All I can describe it as is a perfect mix of RuneScape and BitLife put together.Would like to see a few improvements or add ons in future updates:-Achievements table -Different story lines (thief path, heroic path, money path ect.)-Potions working (haven’t completed the game but can not equip potions at my current gameplay so I make them and they fill up my inventory for no reason)

Like I said In the title the game has potential it’s good in some places just now but it could be a lot better in other places.One of my biggest problems with this game is the tutorial it teaches you how to make bows and ruins but then once the tutorial is over you can’t even do they things without buying the “full version” for £8.99 at that point you would be better buying a game like this on pc that has 10x more things to do in it. Also why is the max idle time 18 hours if I’m away for 3 days and don’t touch the game for that long I should have 3 days worth of gear. It’s an idle game that’s what your supposed to do go idle for short or long periods. But if these problems are fixed it could be a great game. I just personally can’t justify buying the “full version” for £9 when I could get a better game on PC for the same price.

I’ve been really enjoying the game, it’s a lot of fun and the idle aspect is nice. However, I do have some things that somewhat spoil the experience and if you fixed these it could be a great game.While fighting the battery on my phone (iPhone 8+ 2 years old) goes down at a rate of 15% per difficult enemy. This is a massive problem as I would like to use my phone as a phone not just a battle simulator for 20 minutes to go from full power to flat. I don’t know what the hell you did to make it do this but it’s just got to stop.As far as I can tell there is no point to wood and campfires, you can make bows out of a couple of wood and then you just burn the rest. There just doesn’t seem to be a skill ark in the same way that fishing does. The only major use for trees is the birds nests which as far as I can tell have about a 1% chance of dropping.Pickpocketing is really grindy. It takes forever to level it up and it also drains the battery. The same goes actually for fighting although I would say it’s not quite as grindy. Still takes forever thoughIdle doesn’t work for certain things, cooking unless you double click home and swipe up and sometimes my crops just forget that they exist mid way through growing.There are other issues but these are the most pressing ones in my mind.