Yokai Idle

Devlog

• Arcana in Motion – How Spell Cards Transform Combat in Onigashima Idle
  February 27, 2026 by ottotsuma#idle, #incremental, #spell cards, #tarot

  Combat in YokaiIdle has always been about preparation—stats, equipment, elements, and long-term build identity shaping outcomes over time. Tarot Spell Cards introduce something new: intentional inte... Continue reading
• Yokai Idle Quests!
  February 19, 2026 by ottotsuma

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  #quests, #idle, #incremental

  🎯Happy to say today, Quests have been added! 📜 Contract-Based Progression Each discipline begins with a contract — a commitment to your craft. Mining Contracts Fishing Contracts Woodcutting Co... Continue reading
• Meaningful Rarity
  February 14, 2026 by ottotsuma#loot, #rarity, #design

  In YokaiIdle, rarity is not a flat hierarchy of strength. Item tiers exist to communicate *potential*. They tell you how much influence an item can have on your build—and how permanent that influenc... Continue reading
• Onigashima Idle — Development Roadmap
  February 10, 2026 by ottotsuma

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  #roadmap

  🛠️ Core Systems & Quality of Life ⬜ Account Management Improvements ⬜ Dynamic Item Naming e.g. Epic Armor of Ice ⬜ Preview Item Window (Within the games wiki) Yokaiidle Wiki ⬜ Action Moda... Continue reading
• Loot Design Philosophy
  February 10, 2026 by ottotsuma#loot, #rpg

  Loot in YokaiIdle is designed around *possibility*, not certainty. While actions reliably produce expected items, layered drop systems introduce surprise, anticipation, and long-term motivation. Rathe... Continue reading
• Reward Boxes
  February 05, 2026 by ottotsuma#loot

  Every dungeon in YokiIdle rewards a box upon completion. These boxes are more than simple loot drops—they are curated reward pools designed to reflect the era, danger, and identity of each dungeon... Continue reading
• Introducing shrine skill
  February 03, 2026 by ottotsuma#Shrine, #Skill

  Shrines are the very first skill introduced in YokiIdle, and they set the tone for how the world blends mythology, tradition, and idle progression. Inspired by real-world Shinto shrines in Japan, this... Continue reading