One of the most unique features in TBH: Task Bar Hero is its integration with the Steam Community Market. Unlike most idle RPGs where rare drops only help your own progression, TBH allows players to sell valuable items to other players for Steam Wallet funds. This means that a lucky drop isn’t just an upgrade … Read more
Soulstones are one of the most important items you’ll encounter in TBH: Task Bar Hero. Many players only realize how important they are when they try to challenge an Act Boss and receive a message saying they don’t have the required entry item. If you’ve ever seen a warning about a missing entry ticket, the … Read more
The Hero-dric Cube is the centerpiece of item progression in TBH: Task Bar Hero. While new players often focus entirely on farming stages and upgrading heroes, experienced players know that the Cube is where ordinary loot becomes powerful equipment. Whether you’re trying to turn useless gear into upgrades, earn extra gold, craft missing equipment pieces, … Read more
Pets may look like a minor side feature in TBH: Task Bar Hero, but they are actually one of the few progression systems that permanently improve your account. Unlike gear upgrades that eventually get replaced, pet bonuses stay with you forever and continue working during every farming session. Whether you’re chasing faster progression, more gold, … Read more
Most idle RPGs reward players with stronger gear, bigger numbers, and eventually harder content. TBH: Task Bar Hero does all of that, but it also offers something most games don’t: the ability to turn your farming sessions into Steam Wallet funds through the Steam Marketplace. After spending time with the game and watching how the … Read more
TBH Task Bar Hero looks simple at first glance, but once you get past the first few acts, you’ll quickly realize that gold management, hero progression, cube usage, and rune investment matter far more than raw levels. Many new players waste resources early because the game does very little explaining, so this guide covers everything … Read more
Progressing through the story in Morimens feels pretty smooth at the beginning, but once you start entering the harder Arc stages, random team setups stop working very quickly. Enemies begin scaling harder, boss mechanics become more punishing, and weak synergy starts showing immediately. One thing I learned after experimenting with multiple realms is that a … Read more
The endgame meta in Morimens feels completely different once you start pushing higher Dream Tide Alerts. Early on, almost any properly leveled team can clear content, but once Alert 4 and Alert 5 enter the picture, team building suddenly becomes much more important than just raw stats. After spending a lot of time experimenting with … Read more
The brand-new Bat weapon has officially arrived in Type Soul, and even though the showcase itself was short, this weapon immediately caught attention because of how unusual it feels compared to most Soul Reaper weapons currently in the game. At first glance, Bat almost looks deceptively simple. The M1 animations are fairly standard, and the … Read more
The brand-new Morph Shikai has officially arrived in Type Soul, and honestly, this might be one of the craziest Shikai releases the game has added in a very long time. From the moment players first saw the abilities during testing, it was immediately obvious this thing was not designed to be balanced around simplicity. Morph … Read more