Voidle vs Healer Simulator

Voidle is an idle RPG with a 1090-node skill tree, a prestige loop that scales past the visible cap, and gear you can corrupt for explosive trade-offs. Combat runs by itself. You fight 100 enemies per depth, then a boss, then move on. Every 100 depths a milestone boss drops an artifact that survives prestige. Damage scales past Decillion and keeps going. MONETIZATION No ads. No energy. No premium currency. No timers. One optional $1.99 IAP removes the rewarded-ad gate on the offline-rewards popup. That is the entire store. CLASSES Warden tanks everything you throw at it. Stalker crits hard and dies fast. Occultist rots enemies from inside with poison and burn stacks. Revenant drinks the blood of what it kills. Your class sets your starting position on the skill graph; you spend skill points to path outward, node by node. You can never fill the whole graph, so the route you take shapes the build. PRESTIGE Reset your run for permanent skill points based on the new ground you covered. Roughly 500 SP fills the tree out. Past that, every overflow point boosts HP, Attack, and Defense up to +2000% (caps at 2000 overflow). Lock Spec on prestige keeps your build; off lets you fully respec and switch class. FORGE Where builds get specific. Enchanting adds a stat to gear or a brewed potion. Corruption pushes one stat much higher at the cost of another: +50 to +120% Attack for -15 to -25% HP, +80 to +150% Defense for -15 to -25% Speed, that kind of trade. Brewing crafts potions with adjustable power (1 to 5) and duration (30 seconds to one hour). Enchanting a Power 5 brew bumps it to Power 6, the only way to reach that tier. GEAR 27 base equipment slots: weapon, five armor pieces (head, chest, legs, boots, gloves), necklace, ten finger rings, and ten toe rings. Mutation nodes on the skill graph unlock another 30 slots. Five rarity tiers from Common to Legendary, with stat values scaling exponentially by depth, so a Legendary at depth 50 dwarfs one at depth 1. OFFLINE PROGRESSION The game keeps fighting while the app is closed. Come back to a summary of what happened: Ichor at half rate, drops capped by inventory space, milestone bosses defeated if you can clear them. Active buffs run down during offline time, so a one-hour potion before an eight-hour break does what you'd expect. OTHER THINGS WORTH MENTIONING * Market refreshes every five depths, with reroll, pin, and slot-request options * Auto-equip, auto-salvage, and auto-sell handle drops at scale * 11 essence types target specific enchants or corruption rolls * Live graphs for kills per minute, depth progression, and Ichor income * Soft and hard caps on Speed and Crit, so stat stacking has diminishing returns somewhere This plays fine one-handed on a phone. It also rewards a lot of time staring at the skill graph. Both are intended.

You're the healer. Your party handles the damage. Your one job: make sure nobody dies. Amid a storm of incoming damage, decide who to save first, spend your mana wisely, and read boss patterns to pre-cast shields and heal-over-time. A real-time healing simulation that captures the tension of a raid healer, built for touch. [4 Healers, 4 Playstyles] Paladin: A dual-resource guardian who keeps the tank standing Priest: Reactive single-target healing with the highest raw output Druid: Pre-stacks heal-over-time and covers a wide range of dispels Shaman: Chain and area heals that dominate large raids [Nerve-Racking Triage] Damage and debuffs hit all at once. Read the priorities and decide in the moment. [Resource Management] Overheal and your mana runs dry. Every second is a choice between efficient heals and fast heals. [Predictive Play] Watch the timer bars and boss callouts to brace for the next hit before it lands. [Growth & Collection] Unlock and upgrade skills, gear up with relics and equipment. Progress from 5-player dungeons to 10-player raid endgame. 5 to 8 minutes per run. Easy to pick up, deep to master. Feel what it's really like to heal.