Desktop Raid for PC (Build 23777770)

Assemble your adventure squad on the desktop!  Explore rich classes, powerful skills, and thrilling gear drops. RPG excitement, anytime, anywhere! Set it in the corner of your desktop, and your heroes will continuously battle monsters and find treasure, whether you’re working or slacking off! No manual control is needed, and interruptions are no issue. The fully automated combat offers a completely relaxing leveling experience. Say goodbye to the fatigue of traditional RPGs with njihovim repetitive map runs, mob grinding, and skill clicking. Simply open Desktop Raid anytime to harvest your loot, power up, and advance to new dungeons, effortlessly enjoying the thrill of soaring power levels!

Automated combat plows through everything from trash mobs to bosses, with gear dropping and stats rising constantly, perfectly recreating the satisfying loot loop of RPG dungeons. Slay, loot, and enhance, with the added thrill of random affixes and set effects. You can chase the ultimate god-tier gear, all while idling! Desktop Raid features over a dozen branching classes, from Warrior and Mage to Assassin, Summoner, Tomb Keeper, and Alchemist. Each hero possesses unique talents and growth paths! The number of skills is staggering, allowing for countless combat styles. You can build a screen-clearing AOE burst team, or a complex tactical squad combining summoning, control, and damage-over-time effects.

Freely mix and match builds to create your ultimate dungeon-clearing party! With its retro pixel art side-scrolling style, Desktop Raid pays homage to the thrilling combat of classic RPGs! It sits neatly in a corner of your screen, taking up minimal space and not interfering with your work or studies. But a quick glance is all it takes to see your adventure squad in the heat of battle! Beneath its casual idle exterior lies a deep RPG progression system. Looting while idling and the satisfying pace of leveling up make for an exhilarating experience that’s sure to boost your mood, even if you’re just checking in during a break.

Desktop Raid is not an idle game; it’s an autobattler. The onboarding process is very involved and fairly time-consuming. On top of that, the tutorial is guided by a large catgirl character who cannot be moved or disabled. Her window frequently covers parts of the UI, requiring repeated clicks just to see what is underneath. A movable and resizable text box would be a much better solution. The current presentation may also be distracting or unappealing to players who are not interested in fan-service-oriented character designs. Aside from those issues, Desktop Raid appears to have potential for players who enjoy management-focused autobattlers and are willing to invest the time needed to learn its systems.