Corah: Multiplayer Idle Game

I have always been playing rpg like since young, almost like everyday I been scrolling on AppStore to look for something good. And finally I found what I was looking for, here on Corah, great game, good community, amazing dev team. I don’t scroll up anymore neither look for anything else since I discovered Corah. Love xoxo Smoke

Un très bon jeu mobile. Sans pub, Sans énergie pour pouvoir jouer. Juste du farming pur

C’est la première fois qu’un jeu mobile me tient comme Corah! Entre les mécaniques mmo, la super communauté et l’absence de pub, tout est fait pour y revenir. De plus, les achats in-game sont exclusivement des améliorations de conforts de jeu, et aucunement de Pay to win. Le développeur est présent et communique énormément avec la communauté, ce qui est assez rare pour le souligner. Je ne peux que recommander! 👍

Excellent game not time consuming and not p2w oriented. Finally no pub / add greats thanks for the job guys !

Je ne vais pas prendre la peine de faire un long message, ils n’en valent pas la peine. Simplement dégoûté et je regrette d’avoir donner de l’argent.

Je ne note aucun avis mais ce jeu idle est vraiment à essayer avec vraiment un avenir très prometteur ! Foncez !

Il est en beta ouverte pour le moment, on peut dès à présent se rendre compte du potentiel. Il est loin d’être parfait mais les développeurs travaillent d’arrache pied pour le faire évoluer et corriger les bugs rapidement. Au haut niveau, il peut vite être répétitif mais il faut être patient, le contenu viendra plus tard. Sûrement un jeu où je vais m’investir si il reste en f2p.

It’s very pay to win, it’s fun at first but is overcrowded with whales and the dev caters to them instead of listening to the rest of the players.

I needed something I could enjoy when I wasn’t doing anything at work. This is it, throughly love how simple it is. Great job

Where to even begin with this... let's start from the ground up. Most of the reviews were paid for by the developer's 1 year anniversary contest telling players to leave positive reviews in exchange for the chances at prizes. The dev will tell you that it's a passion project of an MMO fan. It's not, based on the fact that they continually say there is a "team" of artists and developers, however the "team" of artists somehow are only capable of utilizing Unity assets and wholesale copying art from other games (Activision Blizzard, you may want to pay attention here). In reality, the game seems as though it were an ambitious high school project that a couple of kids got off the ground. Next is that the game brands itself as an idle MMO game; Checking in every 3 minutes for free to play is hardly idle; Your only recourse is to pay the ~6$ a month to play the game in a manner that isn't absolutely miserable. And even then, you're essentially paying for a glorified chat room. The MMO portion is an absolute joke: The "raids" are based on an entirely different subclass mechanic for you to waste resources on, instead of any sort of progress that you've invested your time and resources into. The reward for the "reworked underworld" is paltry in comparison to the amount or resources/effort put into it; You get a minor amount of equipment upgrade materials that the in-game market value far outweighs the cost of obtaining. If you like MMOs, stay away. If you like idle games, stay away. If you like to have to deal with a egocentric developer with an unhealthy obsession about their hair (I wish I was kidding), then this game might be right up your alley.