Evil Hunter Tycoon is a free-to-play simulation experience from Super Planet. This is an idle game with base-building elements, putting you in charge of a small town that has to defend itself from an endless swarm of monsters. Picking up the pieces after the Dark Lord has laid waste to the world, it’s up to you to rebuild and recover what was lost.

Its pixel art graphics, relaxing idle RPG elements, and steady progression make Evil Hunter Tycoon an enjoyable game that’s easy to learn. It plays similar to Legend of Slime: Idle RPG or Hunter Raid: Idle RPG.

Protect your town from the Dark Lord

In Evil Hunter Tycoon, you take on the role of a humble village chief. This puts you in charge of restoring the village. This includes repairing buildings and starting commerce from scratch. More importantly, you decide to hire the Hunters that will defend your village. There are four different classes, sorted across different rarity tiers. They hunt monsters on your behalf and protect your village.

As mentioned, it features cute and simplistic pixel artwork. The humans follow a basic template but offer a lot of customization options, from hairstyles and skin color to character class and costumes. Also, despite being a single-player idle RPG, it lets you explore a lot of activities. You can build your base, send hunters on missions, or go on raid dungeons and fight bosses.

Like other idle RPGs, it will test your patience with its timed events and in-game lotteries. You can either wait for a set period or use rare items to speed things up. This makes in-game microtransactions additionally enticing.  Without these purchases, you will need to wait in order to do a lot of activities, from training Hunters to going on boss battles.

A fun idle sim

Evil Hunter Tycoon presents an engaging blend of management and monster-hunting gameplay. As the village chief, players undertake the task of rebuilding and defending their town from the Dark Lord's threats. With customizable characters and diverse activities, it offers ample entertainment. However, its reliance on timed events and in-game purchases may test players' patience. Despite this, the game provides a captivating experience for those willing to invest time or money.