Idle World ! Guide: Tips, Cheats and Strategies

Idle World ! lets you play God, building your own world from scratch. You’ll breathe life into it, quenching its thirst with water, placing life-giving plants, and providing a space for animals and humans to live peacefully.

In this guide, we’re going to provide a bunch of tips and tricks to help you create the best earth you possibly can.

Idle World ! Tips and Tricks:

• Keep your 2x multiplier up: You can watch an ad to get 60 seconds of double resources, and can chain this multiple times to get a lengthy multiplier period. We recommend aiming to keep this up at all times – even though it involves chain-watching ads. You’ll progress at a glacier pace without it. Besides, you’ll continue to earn resources while the ads are playing.
• Focus on unlocking new resources: If you take a glance beneath the resources you’ve unlocked, you’ll see locked resources. Just underneath their icon, you’ll see the resources you require to unlock these new resources. Prioritise getting these as quickly as possible, as unlocking new resources gives you a serious boost in energy.
• Preservation provides a solid boost in energy: You can place mountains, plains, and more in the preservation section. This provides you with a serious boost in energy. It is quite expensive, though there’s a limit to how many you can build. We recommend maxing these out ASAP.
• Upgrades are vital in the longterm: Upgrades give you a boost in energy production both offline and online. It does provide a pretty serious boost in production right away, for a hefty fee. It’s more important in the longterm, as it will boost any upgrades you purchase significantly, and allow you to progress faster while offline.
• Need a quick boost? Time travel: You can time travel to earn a bunch of rewards quickly, either for free by watching an ad or by spending virtual currency. If you’re a bit short and want to purchase something quickly, we recommend doing this to get a nice boost.

Glen Fox

Head of Editorial

Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.