Idle Abyss Princesses

Idle Abyss Princesses is a desktop idle loot RPG. Pick a heroine, choose her gear and skills, and let her fight. Come back later to check the drops, swap a piece of equipment, and see how much further she can go.

Play in a full window or switch to a transparent, always-on-top desktop widget. Open it up when you want to work on a build; leave it in a corner while you do something else.

Eight Heroines with Different Ways to Fight

Choose a Warrior, Mage, Paladin, Hunter, Mechanist, Dragon Princess, Necromancer, or Cultivator. Each has her own resource mechanics, skills, three talent paths, and class equipment. Fight alongside a hawk or skeletons, set up turrets, call down lightning with a sword, or turn into a dragon.

Each heroine has six skills, with up to three equipped at once, plus runes and talents to change how they work. Gear can reshape the build too, including options built around basic attacks rather than skill casts.

Collect Gear, Then Work Out What Fits

Fill twelve equipment slots with legendary effects, class sets, and Ancient or Primal pieces. Refine them through enhancement, enchanting, gems, and extracted Cube powers. Oddities offer unusual benefits with drawbacks of their own.

When progress slows, stay at your current stage and farm, then adjust your skills, resistances, or recovery. Test damage on training dummies, check which effects are active, and browse build leaderboards for ideas from other players.

Progress Alone or Raid with Friends

The campaign spans ten regions, followed by higher difficulties, timed rifts, weekly rules, and expeditions. The Court supports 2–4 player parties with boss fights, gear auctions, and shared gold-ingot payouts. Normal and Heroic also support solo play, with separate loot rules and no auctions or ingot payouts. Mythic remains group-only.

Get to Know the Party

Main-story chapters, personal stories, manga, and camp conversations reveal the heroines' pasts and the history of the abyss. Shared account storage and some shared progression make useful drops worth keeping for another character.

Battles continue while minimized, but there are no rewards while the game is closed or the computer is asleep. Camp tasks also require the game to be running. Single-player content can be played offline. Co-op and Steam-wide leaderboards require their online services. Supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, and Japanese. The macOS version supports Apple Silicon.