Guild Life Tap!

Guild Life Tap! is an idle growth clicker from solo developer darlton. Designed for occasional desktop check-ins, it centers on developing an adventuring guild.

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A first look

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Before you play

About Guild Life Tap!

Adventurers complete quests while you improve facilities and collect equipment, gradually expanding your guild. The intended pace accommodates brief visits between other activities, with the game left running in the background.

Quest delegation has a dedicated interface and tutorial. Development updates describe clearer delegation controls and a revised display for stocked requests, alongside longer display times for facility character comments. The game window can also be freely resized.

The presentation includes an opening narrative sequence and character interaction. Glaz has changing facial expressions and click-response motions, with earlier updates addressing issues that prevented these reactions from appearing correctly.

Built with Unity, the game is listed as an ongoing project, with version 2.1.0 supplied in the release information. Windows is the supported platform, and English and Japanese are listed languages.

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Installation & requirements

Installation instructions have not been confirmed for this release. Use the developer’s instructions for your platform.

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Before updating, back up your saves and read the developer’s release notes. Save compatibility is not guaranteed unless the developer confirms it for your version.

Questions before playing

Where does Guild Life Tap! store save data?

The developer lists the save file at C:\Users\(User Name)\AppData\LocalLow\da_rllton\GuildLifeTap!\savegame.json. Backing up important progress is recommended because version changes may make older saves incompatible.