Chest & Blade

A small idle RPG about getting unstuck

Chest & Blade starts simple: your hero walks into a stage, fights what comes, and either clears it or gets sent back to farm. You are not clicking every hit. You are deciding what to do after each wall.

Pick a class, then make the build work

• Warrior is the safe start: solid damage, better health, fewer painful mistakes.
  
• Mage is fragile early, but Intelligence scaling turns good gear into big damage.
  
• Barbarian hits slowly and hits hard. Great when the numbers line up, rough when they do not.

Most of the game is in the gear

• Stages drop chests. Chests fill your inventory. Some drops are upgrades; most become material for the next one.
  
• Compare weapons, armor and accessories instead of blindly equipping the newest item.
  
• Salvage what you do not need, combine gear in the Forge, and slowly climb toward better rarities.

Numbers go up, but not all at once

• Class skills add active and passive power spikes.
  
• Runes give you slower, long-term bonuses to work toward.
  
• Augments appear as three-card choices, so a level-up can change what your build is leaning into.
  
• Quests and achievements give you extra reasons to clean up old goals while you push new stages.

Built for checking in

• Offline progress keeps rewards coming while you are away, up to the cap.
  
• If a boss is too much, go back, farm, open a few chests and try again.
  
• Optional auto-retreat can pull you back after repeated deaths, so progress does not sit on one impossible stage.

That is the game

Fight, get loot, make a few decisions, watch the numbers move. If you like idle games where the screen keeps working but the build still matters, Chest & Blade is built around that rhythm.