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A hero who fights on their own while you buy better gear with coins and push through 12 neon zones. Time away from the page is added up when you return.

📘 How to Use

  1. Open the page and the hero starts fighting. Spend the coins you collect on gear in Upgrades
  2. Defeat 10 enemies to move on, and beat the gatekeeper on every 10th stage within 30 seconds
  3. When progress stalls, use Reboot from stage 40 to earn Memory Crystals and start again

Neon Trek Idle RPG

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    Neon Trek Idle RPG | Gear up a hero who fights on their own

    An idle RPG where the hero fights without you. Enemies fall, coins and experience pile up, and the gear you buy carries the hero deeper through 12 neon zones.

    💡 About This Tool

    It suits leaving a tab open while you do something else and coming back now and then to buy upgrades. Time spent with the page closed is added up when you return.

    Upgrade What it does Available from
    Sword Raises attack, doubled every 25 levels Start
    Armor Raises max HP, doubled every 25 levels Start
    Dash Boots More attacks per second Start
    Lucky Charm Critical hits come more often and hit harder Level 3
    Regen Ring Heals HP every second Level 3
    Coin Magnet More coins from enemies Level 4
    Meteor Slash A big attack fired automatically every 12 seconds Level 6
    • "3-7" means the 7th stage of the 3rd zone
    • A strong gatekeeper waits on every 10th stage. If it survives 30 seconds, the hero trains on the previous stage for about 30 seconds and tries again
    • A fallen hero gets up after 2.5 seconds and trains on the previous stage in the same way
    • Your score is the furthest stage reached. It survives reboots, and your title changes as you go deeper

    🧐 FAQ

    Q. What stays after a reboot? A. Memory Crystals, Memory Shop purchases, records and settings. Coins, gear, level and stage go back to the start. Each crystal adds 10% to attack, HP and coins, and spending crystals in the shop doesn't lower that.

    Q. When should I reboot? A. It opens at stage 40, but going further pays more: 2 crystals at stage 40, 12 at stage 60 and 54 at stage 100. A good moment is when new upgrades no longer move you forward.

    Q. Does the game progress with the page closed? A. When you return, it counts up to 8 hours at 50% of normal speed. House Sitter in the Memory Shop raises that to as much as 100%. This is an estimate, so it can differ from what would have happened with the page open.

    Q. What about when the page is in another tab? A. An open page in a background tab runs at about normal speed. If the computer sleeps and the page stops for a long time, that time is counted the same way as a closed page.

    Q. What do K and M mean? A. K is a thousand, M a million, B a billion and T a trillion. Qa, Qi, Sx, Sp, Oc, No and Dc follow, each 1,000 times the last. Settings can switch to a style like 1.2e3.

    Q. Is my progress saved? A. It saves to this browser every 5 seconds and when you buy upgrades. If two tabs of the same browser are open, whichever saves last wins. A save code from Export in Settings moves your progress to another browser.

    📚 Fun Facts

    Crystals grow much faster than stages. Going from stage 40 to stage 100 is 2.5 times the distance, but 27 times the crystals: 2 becomes 54.

    Those crystals then multiply everything. At +10% each, 54 crystals make attack, HP and coins 6.4 times stronger before you buy a single piece of gear. That is why the crystals from one deep run can change the next run so much.