Beggar Life2 - Click Adventure

I've had this game for a couple of weeks. Just found out there's a "card" option to see what you've collected in the area. It would be nice to have a tutorial explaining all the options on the boss beggar's page or just a tutorial overall.

So, Jisoo's been playing this game for 3 years now. I decided to give it a try, and wow, it's really fun! It's a great way to pass the time. The best part is there aren't any annoying ads popping up all the time. You only see them if you choose to watch one to get mana. I'd rate this game 5 stars overall. Thanks to Jisoo, I discovered this awesome game! :)

There's this really awesome clicker game that I've been playing. It's not just your typical clicker game because there are different places you can visit on a world map, and each place offers something unique to do.

I'm glad you enjoyed it! The reaction of the part timers when they unlocked and started dancing unexpectedly was hilarious. But I have a question about the assets - why would someone need to buy a stamp that is a replica of themselves? It seems funny to me. Just something to think about, no need to reply! Overall, I really liked it!

The game is slow-moving, similar to several others. However, the rewards you receive when offline are not very good. Even though I've invested 300 points (received from donations and items) into offline mode (the last option out of three where points can be allocated), I still only earn a few coins that amount to just a couple of minutes' worth. It's quite disappointing to only get less than 10 trillion coins while being offline, especially considering my income is nearly 40 billion per second. I wonder if my math skills have let me down, or if the game needs a disclaimer for this issue.

The game features stunning art, especially the charming character dances. It has unique mechanics for an idle game that I really enjoy. Only a few ideas come to mind: it might help to have a countdown for the attendance reward since I missed one by a couple of hours unknowingly. The mini-games within the city could offer more rewards, especially as the game progresses. Also, a "rebirth" feature could add more replay value to the game.

This game has a lot more to offer compared to the first one. It requires some time and if you choose to spend money for advantages, it's not necessary to spend a lot. However, one thing that stands out to me is that you are required to pay for new dance moves, which seems a bit excessive for a clicker game.