Design Risk Score
Estimated5/100
1 mechanic flagged
Why this score
- Daily Login Bonus+5
Rewards are granted for logging in each day.
Why this counts
Daily login systems apply operant conditioning (fixed-interval reinforcement) to create habitual game opening behavior. They are designed to disrupt the natural decision of whether to play and replace it with obligation.
- Operant conditioning / fixed-interval reinforcement (Skinner, behavioural psychology)
- Habit-formation research on daily-reward streak mechanics
Points reflect severity, not just presence — cosmetic-only purchases score far lower than pay-for-power. Total: 5/100. This game was scored from its Steam store listing, so its mechanics are an estimate. How scoring works →
Joy Index
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This game doesn’t have enough Steam reviews yet to measure genuine enjoyment. The Design Risk score above is based on its mechanics and stands on its own. Check back once more players have reviewed it.
Verdict
Mindful
Enjoy mindfully
Some mild monetization exists, but the core game offers genuine value. Stay aware of spending triggers.
- Set a monthly cosmetics budget
- Ignore FOMO event pressure
- Focus on what you genuinely enjoy
Where to buy
Price & availability
Cheapest it’s ever beenBest price now
$2.12−15%
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$2.12
at Steam · 7/28/2026
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Mors: Idle Reaper: your questions, answered
Estimated from store data- Is Mors: Idle Reaper pay to win?
- No. Mors: Idle Reaper's real-money purchases don't sell gameplay power — Sifter found no pay-to-win mechanics.
- Does Mors: Idle Reaper have loot boxes or gacha?
- No. Sifter found no loot boxes or gacha in Mors: Idle Reaper — no paid randomised rewards.
- Does Mors: Idle Reaper have microtransactions?
- No. Mors: Idle Reaper is a buy-once game — Sifter found no microtransactions, battle pass, or in-game store.
- How aggressively is Mors: Idle Reaper monetised?
- Sifter grades Mors: Idle Reaper A — 5/100 on the Design Risk scale, where a higher number means more aggressive monetisation. 1 mechanic was flagged. The grade is computed from a public checklist, not opinion.
- Does Mors: Idle Reaper respect your time?
- Mors: Idle Reaper scores 80/100 on Sifter's Time Respect scale. It uses daily-login rewards, which pull you back on the game's schedule rather than yours.
Mods
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Rewards are granted for logging in every day — a fixed return schedule set by the game.
Players report
Community-reported mechanics from players who own Mors: Idle Reaper. Shown separately — this never changes Mors: Idle Reaper’s Design Risk grade.
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Time Respect
Estimated- Daily Login Bonus-20
Rewards tuned to pull you back every day regardless of genuine desire to play.
Ownership
This game is yours to keep
- Plays offline — no server dependency, so it can't be switched off remotely.
- Installing the Steam release takes a Steam account. Steam doesn't publish whether this title is otherwise DRM-free, so we can't confirm it runs standalone.
This describes the Steam release only — editions of the same game sold on other stores come with those stores' own terms.
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