I played every auto battler to find the best one 

The amount of depth and replayability in this game is insane

I don’t find it on steam?

Yup. Kinda sad, really. Especially when you look at how drastically different the quality of just the mobile versions play. TFT's mobile app is cancer, where Valve actually put a lot of work into theirs and it really shows.

have you tried Heroes & Empires?

@@Punished_Trump I never had any issues with tft’s mobile app?

that's why tft stands out because of the sets they keepy the game fresh and exciting everytime set changes

I was the same. I left when the devs stopped updating it otherwise I'd play it alongside Battlegrounds

There is no auto battler named hearthstone btw

as a TFT player who played some battlegrounds with buddies who talked me into it and reached 8k MMR I have to say I find the game too RNG reliant, even for an auto battler. The RNG isn't only in the cards you get (which is also the fun part for me, the deck/comp building), but also the hero you get to choose from (also nice P2W with getting to choose between only 2 or 4 champs if you pay), with some having a 3.80 avg placement and others a 5.2 one. This makes the power level very uneven among players from the start. Not to mention unlucky swings of your cards can be the difference between losing 10 or 25 HP. It's fun game for the short term, but definitely not the best autobattler out there.

@@davidtoth6009 Interesting, I just logged out of it a few min ago. Maybe your country/region does not have access to it.

I miss legion td. How do you play the stand alone?

@@Foxdie03 It's called Legion TD 2 and it's on Steam. It has a decent player base of around 1000 average concurrent players and gets frequent updates.

@@JAN0L Glad someone mentioned Legion TD 2!

Thank you very much for this comment. You helped me discover a fantastic hidem gem 🤩

Bro it's super fun I tried it during the free trial and went straight into rank and ended up about 19-4 and I played for like 5 hours straight lol. I can definitely see the skill gap. But also I was doing ok enough to smash noobs while messing around. Definitely recommend

Also, arcana tactics!!! You are probably big brained enough to play this. Super interesting take on combining units into stronger ones.

it is the spiritual successor of dota autochess (not to be confused w/ dota underlords), but a bit clunky on pc

maybe you all can help.. i search everyware for a game but i cant come by the name of it. it was an indie thats for sure. first released on pc, then on nintendo switch. ok. 1. on each floor you have to collect a key on that floor to go to the next floor. 2. battles are automatic and japanese screams. mostly grunts. 3 in a shop on a floor you can buy partymembers with the gems or the currency that you have. most of the time sometimes they are colored. 5 your party size is 4 i dont know that anymore. and at the end of each dungeon or stage you must defeat a boss. you can unlock also more dungeons or something. 6 the tutorial is easy first, you have to move down. so, thats all that i know.

Same here, but I'm still hesitant because I don't want to lose myself and I fear that may happen

Great comment, even if it's 1 year old- thanks for posting

I have 260 hrs it's a fantastic game.

Reminds me of Frozen Synapse or even X Com. Seems great until it gets frustrating because the only way to progress is to literally "git gud"

Probably what he meant at the end

I played tft when it first came out and it was so fun, but now I have come in 8th every game I have played

It is just insanely unfun to learn the game and then become terrible after a month of not playing because every mechanic has changed

Ehhh for tft, once you get over a learning curve of the basics, your fundys will likely be able to carry you even if you don’t know the units at all. It’s not hard to play in lower elos, you can just click on the units with the same traits as a unit you want to use and item combinations will start to make sense.

That would be awesome

Iirc there’s a game called illuvium coming up that really similar to this. You could check it out

I'm the opposite, I prefer few strategic actions that intensity. Love to read different perspectives.

TFT is generally higher APM because you can sell the units you buy. This means when you’re rolling you have to make much more decisions as you can effectively buy a bunch, then sell most of what you buy, refunding all your gold and forcing you to race against the clock to decide. Def worth checking out

@@Radarssbm you can do the same thing in bgs

@@tristantzara9496 units sell for the same price as you buy them for in TFT, excluding upgraded units from 2* or higher. Its very different to BGs and there is definitly some APM needed for top level TFT.

@@tristantzara9496 yeah I forgot to clarify that I specifically meant you can sell units for a full refund, meaning you can quickly buy and sell stuff, compared to BGs where overbuying units is heavily punished (excluding APM builds like pirates). Because of this, a lot of the game resembles the quick thinking style you’d see in APM pirates

YES

What you are looking for is King God Castle, it's mobile auto chess and single player. Also it often gets updates and meta doesn't change too

@@brkgkc4953 Damn, thank you, it looks pretty fun!

How do u make it that

@@tristantzara9496 Short and interesting question, well for one you could ctrl + mousewheel in your browser or search for "how change dpi" or, mh that could be a bit longer. So you see the physical size of your monitor ( eg 20'' or (30cm x 20cm) ) is also known to your computer. Or at least should be known. Your Computer also gets told, how big your resolution per inch/cm should be, typically expressed in dpi/dpm(dots, per inch/metre ). To be clear, these dots have nothing to do with your pixel, which are also expressed as resolution (eg 1920x1080). Good thing, there are 2 resolution on your computer: Dots is THE measurement of your letters and will be translated through your dpi-value to the actual size of your letter (inch/metre). This is done, to eg allow your monitor to be placed further away, and then set your dpi accordingly. Ok now we have a theoreticle footwork. Now lets talk about, why this doesnt work most of the times. First things first, your pc gets typically the physical size of your monitor wrong. Sometimes your pc just guesses the size of your monitor, with the pixel-resolution you have set. Sometimes it gets told a wrong size. But im not sure, where it gets the size from. It may be a knowledgebase somewhrere in the internet or your Computer. Or your monitor may say it to your pc and just give it the wrong value. Secondly the dpi cant be touched directly on most systems (most of the systems use i think 96dpi). Many times you have just a magnifier effect (some random percentage-tool) somewhere on your system. You could try to search for "how to change dpi" to find it. And this magnifier effect may or may not be working correctly. I for example couldnt make some websites for my grandma bigger, without breaking the whole representation. So i hope this is informative. It was certainly a delight to write this half of an article-abomination:P