Idle Superpowers for iOS is an incremental or tap game by Lutsgames. You play as a common man on a quest to acquire several superpowers. All of the talents can be merged and synergized to create the true superhuman. There are over 99 procedurally generated powers to unlock, meaning that every run is new.

Catch uncommon superpowers

Idle Superpowers is, as the name implies, an idle game. It falls under the strategy genre, as do the majority of games in the subgenre. You'll need to formulate a method for harnessing and synergizing more than 100 powers. To make it more difficult, all of the powers in the game are created at random, so you'll have to make decisions very quickly. Enemies will also be found in this game and appear at random.

Role-playing as an amateur superhero and battling bad guys seems like a lot of fun, but the game's visuals, style, and scoring put a damper on the experience. First, the characters or avatars are two-dimensional, hand-drawn drawings. They have an oval-shaped body with arms and legs sticking out, comparable to a Mr. Potato Head toy. You may opt to buy skins as the game progresses to customize their look.

Second, the interface prioritizes numbers, meters, and text over action, not that there is any action to begin with. The characters usually throw punches and kicks, forcing them to switch to the left or right. Finally, the only score or sound in the game is the avatars' grunts and moans, so you're normally playing in silence before one of the heroes strikes the other.

Tap game falls flat

Idle Superpowers is a great concept that should entertain many players: collect as many superpowers as you can and combine them to defeat your enemies. The inclusion of randomly created powers and enemies adds to the game's dynamic design. What fans may not like about the game is its interface and lack of music, which are repetitive and text-heavy for an action game.