u/Resort-Confident — reddlx

Hey everyone,

I’m working on my first game, *Idle Knight*, and I’m trying to understand something before going further:

Does this concept actually make you want to wishlist the game, or not?

Core idea
It’s an idle / incremental RPG where your character gains XP from your *real PC activity* (mouse movement, clicks, keyboard input, controller, etc.).

So instead of classic idle mechanics, progression is tied to how you actually use your computer.

I’m currently struggling with the first impression:

- Is the concept immediately clear?
- Does it sound interesting or just gimmicky?
- Would you expect it to be fun long-term?

Some specific doubts I have:

- Does the description communicate the idea well enough?
- Is there something missing to make the hook stronger?
- What would make you click “Wishlist” on a game like this?

There’s also a playable playtest live right now, but I’m mainly trying to fix the presentation and positioning first, so even high-level feedback is super helpful.

Thanks a lot 🙏

Hey everyone!

I'm working on my first game, Idle Knight. I’d really appreciate some honest feedback from you.

If you have a minute, feel free to check it out and tell me what you think:

. Does the description and the overall presentation make you want to wishlist the game

. Anything that feels off or could be improved for a better first impression

Steam page:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4579750/Idle_Knight/

What kind of game is Idle Knight?

It’s an idle / incremental RPG where your knight gains XP from your real PC usage, clicks, keyboard inputs, controller actions, everything counts.

You level up, build your stats, climb dungeons, try different builds, and push through ranked duels.

It’s meant to be simple to pick up, satisfying to check back on, and fun to optimize over time.

. Playtest is currently live!

If you want to try the game directly, the Playtest is open right now.

Any feedback from the Playtest is super helpful at this stage.

Thanks a lot to anyone who takes the time to look at it, it really helps.

I’ll keep posting updates here as development goes on.

And of course, if you like the project, a wishlist means a lot :smile: