$6.99MMO Simulator: ASCENSIONS The MMO grind, minus the fluff
You keep a character grinding through zones, bosses and builds, and it keeps earning even while you're away.
Is MMO Simulator: ASCENSIONS worth it?
MMO Simulator: ASCENSIONS is worth it if…
- you want an idle game that's more than watching a meter fill
- you like minmaxing a build and bending it toward the next zone
- you've got a second monitor and a soft spot for number go up
- you miss the endless-grind feeling of an MMO without the social obligations
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Number go up, all the time
Your character never stops grinding. When you do drop in, there's always something waiting, a new gear drop, resources from your Town, a ship back from an expedition with a powerful Remnant aboard. You decide how much of yourself to put in. Cater your build to the zone you're grinding and you'll climb faster, but a purely passive approach gets the job done too. That freedom is what makes this work as the perfect second monitor game, or as the thing you obsess over instead.
Enough systems to fill an MMO
Eighteen zones hold a lot. Thirteen grinding zones with progressively better loot, ten gear slots to fill, nine classes you can mix and match, over fifty pets each with a unique ability, six steeds, over forty trinkets, and crafting for consumables and the keys that open dungeons and raids. Your Town earns resources passively, your ships sail for rare Remnants, and thirteen factions pay out unique materials once you've ground their reputation. There are over 20,000 title combinations that boost your stats passively. The systems all loop back into your main progress, so the deeper you go, the more of them connect.

















