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Crush Them All - Idle RPG
An idle RPG where a growing roster of heroes keeps fighting and earning gold while the app is closed.
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- Developer
- Imperia Online JSC
- Score
- 4.7
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 9+
- Genre
- Adventure
- Price
- Free
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About this game
Beat the bosses and free the princess is the premise of Crush Them All, an idle RPG where the heroes do most of the fighting on their own. Progress keeps ticking over while the phone is in your pocket, with gold accumulating and battles resolving in the background. Active play is mostly about managing the party. Heroes are collected and upgraded with single taps, skills fire off with sizeable animations, and there are more than 1,000 stages to push through. Ascending to a new world earns prisms that strengthen the whole army. Over 50 artifacts can be crafted for extra abilities, and an Auction House lets players trade unique items with each other. PvP and PvE both feature. The game is free with optional purchases, needs a network connection, and the publisher sets a minimum age of 13.
Crush Them All - Idle RPG: the full guide
What the game is
Idle RPGs ask for attention in small doses and reward absence, and Crush Them All is a well-stocked example. A roster of heroes marches through more than a thousand stages on its own, gold piles up while the phone sits in a pocket, and the stated goal is to beat the bosses and rescue a princess.
The active part is party management: collecting heroes, tapping to upgrade them, watching oversized skill animations fire. Ascending to a new world produces prisms that buff everyone. Over fifty artifacts can be crafted, an Auction House hosts player-to-player trades in unique items, and there's PvP alongside the main grind.
How a session plays
Open the app, collect what accumulated overnight, spend it. Upgrades are single taps, so a session can be a minute of pressing buttons that make the numbers bigger before closing it again. When progress stalls against a boss, the answer is usually to ascend, take the prisms and start the climb with a stronger army.
Longer sessions go into the Auction House, where trading unique items with other players adds a market layer most idle games skip, and into PvP for players who want to measure their roster against someone else's.
Why people look for it
The idle genre has a loyal audience that wants progress to happen while they're at work, and this one is searched for because it has more going on than a bare clicker: a thousand-plus stages, artifact crafting, a player-run auction. Imperia Online JSC publishes it, and the 4.7 rating helps it surface against a crowded field.
Look and feel
Cartoon fantasy, pitched at a 9+ rating, with heroes small on screen and skill effects large; the description makes a point of the animations being sizeable. The five screenshots will show a battle line of heroes, an upgrade panel full of numbers, and probably the Auction House. Idle games are interface-heavy by nature, so expect several tabs of menus around a relatively simple fight view.
