Pocket Adventurer

Your desktop has a hero now.

Pocket Adventurer is a tiny idle RPG that lives at the bottom of your screen. A little camp, a little hero, and a row of dungeons that need clearing, all while you work, study, or convincingly pretend to.

The Summoning Stone chooses your hero. You name them. Then you send them down: runs are fast and automatic, waves of monsters with a boss at the bottom, and every run pays out experience and gold whether you win or lose. Heroes who fall come home wiser. Heroes who win come home richer.

Busy? Leave your hero at the training circle. It is slower than fighting, but it earns while you are gone, and your hero rests up between runs on their own. The stone did not summon a lazy hero, just a busy one.

Spend the gold well. Copperpot's caravan rolls into camp selling potions with strong opinions about your survival. Myrtle's tent keeps companions, small friends with passive gifts, one of whom is a slime who believes in you. The camp itself drifts from morning gold to lamp-lit dusk while you play, and the deeper dungeons hide things the early ones only whisper about, including one boss who does not stay dead the way you would expect.

Clear the fourth dungeon and something will rise in camp that should not be there yet. The stone may also make you an offer about a new hero. Whether you take it is between you and the stone.

In the demo: four dungeons, each with its own monster family. Three summonable heroes, companions, potions, training, and the whole first arc of the story. Free to play. The full game, with more dungeons and the Hall of Heroes prestige system, is on the way.