CasualFit check
Is My life as an archeologist worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Clicker roguelite players who want repeated treasure-hunting runs with character-building choices.
- Players who like choosing between distinct classes focused on poison, machinery, or summoned spirits.
- Players who want monster research and some progress to carry forward after a run ends.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a slow, story-led adventure may hit a wall at the repeated clicker-run structure.
- Players who dislike managing builds may find the class choices, equipment, stats, abilities, and boss artefacts demanding.
- Players looking for a third-person shooter or gun combat will not find that gameplay here.
Our take on My life as an archeologist
The likely sticking point is the run loop: players who want a fixed campaign may lose interest as progress depends on repeated attempts, with death ending each run. Build-focused players may also stall when asked to choose among class roles, equipment, stats, and a three-option artefact after each boss.
What is My life as an archeologist?
This clicker roguelite sends an archaeologist through repeated treasure-hunting runs, with 100 levels to click through.
Monsters drop equipment, and each boss defeated lets the player choose one artefact from three options. The game offers three classes: a zoologist focused on poison and survival, an ethnologist who uses ancient machinery and manages energy, and a theologist who summons spirits. More than 60 equipment types and more than 60 animated monsters provide ways to shape a character’s stats and abilities. Kills also advance monster research between runs; coins can be spent to acquire some monster powers. A run can include up to 10 bosses, and death ends the current attempt while research progress continues.
How My life as an archeologist plays
- 01Three character classes
- The zoologist specializes in poison and survival, the ethnologist operates ancient machinery, and the theologist summons spirits.
- 02Boss artefact choices
- After each boss, choose one of three artefacts to specialize the character, with effects such as explosive attacks or time stopping.
- 03Persistent monster research
- Monsters killed during a run advance research, and coins can purchase some of their powers.
- 04Equipment collection
- More than 60 equipment types can be looted from more than 60 animated monster types.
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My life as an archeologist: platforms & release
Is My life as an archeologist worth it?
It is worth it if: clicker roguelite players who want repeated treasure-hunting runs with character-building choices. Skip it if: players seeking a slow, story-led adventure may hit a wall at the repeated clicker-run structure.
Where can I download My life as an archeologist?
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What platforms is My life as an archeologist on?
Windows only.
