It’s not that it’s bad, as such, it’s just that the game is a one trick pony. The world is full of idle games and this one would be very far down the list.

If you want simple, accelerating numbers, try Clicker Heroes or Adventure Capitalist.

If you want to start at the top of the genre, with three or four games in one, try Cell to Singularity.

If you want complex and not really that idle, try Idle Champions of the Forgotten Reams, or perhaps Shakes and Fidget.

If you want not actually idle at all (and not free), but a relatively stressless experience nonetheless with numbers that creep up, try Max Gentleman’s Sexy Business (trust me on this).

Leaf Blower Revolution, on the other hand, is a piece of not very much. Leaf blowing reverts to looking at the menu upgrade screen in a few hours, at most.

After that it’s more or less click, check if there are automation options you can turn on, check if other menus need clicking, click again.

Between resets, check a guide to ensure you’re selecting the optimum options. And guides are important, since a bunch of click options are so vastly sub-optimal as to waste both your time and resources unless you check first… yeah/nah.

This is a game of clicking the right buttons in the right order in the right menus with no real flavor to speak of. Seriously guys, there are so many alternatives that do it so much better, start with them instead.

And before the haters get into it, yeah, I have a few hours in this, it's an idle game. Meh.

And yeah, I've kept playing more hours than at review time, that too. I have an addiction, so sue me.

It’s not that it’s bad, as such, it’s just that the game is a one trick pony. The world is full of idle games and this one would be very far down the list. If you want simple, accelerating numbers, try Clicker Heroes or Adventure Capitalist. If you want to start at the top of the genre, with three or four games in one, try Cell to Singularity. If you want complex and not really that idle, try Idle Champions of the Forgotten Reams, or perhaps Shakes and Fidget. If you want not actually idle at all (and not free), but a relatively stressless experience nonetheless with numbers that creep up, try Max Gentleman’s Sexy Business (trust me on this). Leaf Blower Revolution, on the other hand, is a piece of not very much. Leaf blowing reverts to looking at the menu upgrade screen in a few hours, at most. After that it’s more or less click, check if there are automation options you can turn on, check if other menus need clicking, click again. Between resets, check a guide to ensure you’re selecting the optimum options. And guides are important, since a bunch of click options are so vastly sub-optimal as to waste both your time and resources unless you check first… yeah/nah. This is a game of clicking the right buttons in the right order in the right menus with no real flavor to speak of. Seriously guys, there are so many alternatives that do it so much better, start with them instead. And before the haters get into it, yeah, I have a few hours in this, it's an idle game. Meh. And yeah, I've kept playing more hours than at review time, that too. I have an addiction, so sue me.