Fantasy Idle Expedition Launches On Steam With 91 Jobs And 200 Equipment Types
A small publisher launching a desktop idle RPG with this much party-building depth is betting that the appeal sits in the optimization layer, not the combat loop the player mostly watches.
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Publisher Infini Fun released Fantasy Idle Expedition, developed by One Interactive Studio, on October 9 for PC via Steam, with Japanese display and subtitles supported. The idle RPG sends a party of up to four Duelists into automatic combat from the desktop. It offers 91 job roles across Warrior, Mage, Priest and Archer lines, over 200 equipment types, enchanting, and up to three parties dispatched at once.
Fantasy Idle Expedition runs its battles at the bottom of the desktop while the player works. Duelists are scouted at a tavern in the camp, and the same job can produce different stat growth and initial passive skills, so party building means comparing individuals rather than filling slots. Equipment is dropped in stages or crafted at the blacksmith, then improved through enchanting. A demo is available and a launch sale is running.
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