Your Chronicle

 
Your Chronicle is a text-heavy idle / incremental RPG where you grow from powerless nobody to world-shaping hero mostly through menus, logs, and numbers. It looks minimal, but under the simple UI is a surprisingly deep dark-fantasy progression game packed with systems, resets, and story branches that reward long-term planning and curiosity.
Core Gameplay and Features

Text-Driven Progression: Almost everything happens through panels and combat logs. You assign your character to train, explore, or fight, then read the outcome and adjust your build based on what you learn.
Idle and Active Loops: The game plays itself in the background, gaining stats and resources over time. However, when you actively tweak formations, unlock new areas, or time your rebirths, your efficiency jumps, so attention still matters.
Party, Pets, and Formations: You eventually unlock companions, summons, and pets. Choosing who goes in front, who buffs from the back, and which stats to push turns your team into a layered optimization puzzle.
Rebirth and Layers of Reset: True to the genre, you periodically reset with permanent boosts. Later, you gain additional meta-currencies and higher-order resets, each opening new tabs, mechanics, and parts of the story.
Dark Fantasy Narrative: Short event texts and area descriptions gradually build a darker, stranger world than the simple UI implies. The writing is brief but carries hints of horror, tragedy, and obsession as your power grows.

Key Details

Release: Originated as a browser/PC incremental title, later expanded to Steam and mobile
Developer: Samurai Games
Genre: Idle / Incremental RPG, Text-Based, Dark Fantasy
Platforms: Browser, PC, Android, iOS

Your Chronicle vs Other Idle Games

Vs. pure clickers: Many idle games are about mindless tapping and watching numbers explode. Your Chronicle is more about building a long-term character, tuning formations, and choosing when to unlock or skip content.
Vs. graphic-heavy RPGs: You trade animations and overworld maps for speed and clarity. Because everything is text and numbers, the game runs smoothly on almost anything and lets theorycrafters focus directly on progression.

Why It Works
Your Chronicle is the kind of game you open “just to check on things” and then suddenly realize an hour has passed tweaking builds and reading new events. Its strength lies in how many layers it hides behind a very plain front end. If you enjoy incremental games that actually have a story, and you like optimizing parties and resets instead of clicking faster, this is an easy game to sink weeks into.