[PEAK Challenge] Growing Maple! A game I can keep playing consistently without ever getting bored

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[PEAK Challenge] Growing Maple! A game I can keep playing consistently without ever getting bored

[Participating in the Nexon PEAK Post Challenge]

Hello.

This is Junryongseoseo.



I want to introduce one of the three Nexon games

I’ve been playing the longest.

(I’m planning to introduce the other two as well)





That game is 'Maple Idle.'

As I mentioned earlier... after the large-scale refund incident,

a lot of players did leave, but if you look at the game itself,

it still gets steady updates and events,

and by my standards, it’s fully enjoyable even without spending, so

I think it’s a very good game.

(I used ChatGPT for the image)



Why I Keep Playing It



Even free-to-play and light-spending players can enjoy it a lot.

If you keep logging in consistently, you can keep growing steadily,

and the events and rewards are good enough to help with progression.

The ad-removal package isn’t mandatory, but it kind of feels mandatory.

And since I’m attached to my character, I’ve also spent

up to Royal Style.



Various Events

Right now, the summer event is in full swing.

There are also events that come up based on your growth progress.





The daily grind is manageable. (By my standards)

You can build up your stats and take on challenges, and with the sweep function,

it’s nice that you can clear your dailies quickly.



Guild Content

There are guild rewards too,

and it’s fun to communicate with guild members while growing the guild together.

Guild donations are a must!



Arena

Through this content, you can gather currency

to buy costumes, and you can also purchase

the resources you need for growth.



Hunting Grounds

Right now, I’ve settled into Chapter 27, Mu Lung Dojo 5, but

I’ll keep growing steadily, keep challenging new chapters, and move on

to the next one.

When you watch the cute Maple characters fighting,

the skill effects look great, and time really flies.

If you reconnect within 24 hours of being offline, you can also receive

offline rewards, so even if you only put in around 10 minutes a day,

it works really well as a game to play for a long time.



(Overall)

It’s a Maple Idle game where the fun comes from logging in bit by bit

and raising your character steadily, and it’s not a game you get tired of easily.