Idle Slayer is an incremental pixel art RPG for iPhone and iPad by Pablo Leban, where your hero keeps slaying monsters and earning while the game is closed, with cross-platform cloud save.
Idle Slayer is an incremental RPG in pixel art: your hero runs, slays monsters and collects coins, and you spend them on upgrades, a large skill tree and gear.
It has over 700 upgrades, more than 200 quests, boss fights, ascensions and random mini-games, and progress continues while the game is closed.
Cloud save carries your game between PC and mobile.
Who Idle Slayer suits
Fans of idle and incremental games
Players who switch between phone and PC
One limit. Idle Slayer needs iOS 15.0 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 15.0 or later on iPad.
What Idle Slayer costs
Idle Slayer is free to play with ads; the App Store page lists in-app purchases of Jewels of Soul and a Remove Ads purchase.
Current prices: apps.apple.com ↗. We do not list prices: makers change them, so check the maker's own page before you buy.
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