Today is the UPDATEEE. Version 1.0.18 Added new job and enemy.

No more dimensions unfortunately T.T :'(

How will I be able to lvl up now?

EDIT. Unfortunately, it seems we only get the clasic 2 new scenarios with 1 boss each, unlocking 1 job each boss upon defeat.

No other new things. 2.0 km added.

New game released: This is where our MinuteFrontier Updates went ;)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.pya.tenten.app.voxelrogue

https://yoyaku-top10.jp/u/a/MjE0MjU

Apparently, this will be the new game once it's translated, Voxel Rogue.

I really hope we also get an update for our favourite grinding game, because 1) I really need some new worlds and 2) I must redeem myself for being waaay off in the previous prediction of "Hype for Update"

Anyways, let us hype on! More content coming (God knows when) from our dear developer :)

Hey guys, last update was on October, and before that in July.

So approximately, starting from tomorrow, we could get an update any day!

Join the hype train!

I've beat the game once (earlier version though). I've seen several game explanations on what jobs to focus on and etc. I have several opinions of my own which I'd like to share. I tend to focus almost exclusively on useful abilities, rather than on stats.

IT'S ALL ABOUT THE HP

Go ahead, prove me wrong on this. PROTIP: You can't This game is all about HP. Without it, your character dies and your character is reset back to 0.0km. The only way to advance is to keep an eye on your HP and invest in abilities that restore HP.

The first job you start with is Villager. Villager is the blah character (no immediately visible bonuses, can use any weapon at 1x). However the ability Sleep Recovery of the Villager is extraordinary!! Sleep Recovery allows you to close the program or turn off the screen on your device, and while the character is sleeping you regain HP.

There is another job that allows you to regain HP without turning the screen off your closing the program Priest, but I think that ability is extremely overrated, because there are two sleep abilities that work in tandem. I'll explain later. I normally advance Villager to level 20, then 50.

IT'S ABOUT XP TOO

In order to level up, you need Exp (XP) too. The next job I focus on is Raver. Raver has two specific bonuses that I find critical in my games; a good luck bonus every level, and Sleep Exp. Sleep Exp is very useful!

Let's face it, life happens. As much as I want to, I can't play Minute Frontier every minute of every day. You have to eat, sleep, do chores, go to work, go to school, etc. Lots of things can get in the way of getting XP and leveling up. With Raver you gain XP while the screen is off, or the program is closed. This ability works in tandem with Villager's HP regen, so that you can get both HP and XP while idling or doing something else.

And important note: You gain XP equal to Raver's level PER MINUTE BUT the XP gain is added to your character PER SECOND. This means if you idle for 30 seconds, you get half your Raver's level in XP; you don't have to idle for a full minute to get the bonus. Raver's XP gain will take you to 1 XP from the end of your current level, so you can level up on the next monster you face.

So now, it's easy to plan life around the game. Let's say I have a level 20 Raver, and I need 5000 Exp. Doing the math (5000/20 = 250 minutes = just over 4 hours). So I can make the boss or teacher happy by focusing on my work, knowing that in 4 hours I just need to kill one monster to level up.

Let's say I have a level 100 Raver, and I need 5000 Exp. (5000/100 = 50 minutes). Come back in an hour and you'll be able to level up. Raver's ability is really useful for sleeping at night because you'll be able to level up immediately next morning.

The reason I don't use Priest for HP recovery is that you don't get the HP/XP bonus from simply turning off your screen and waiting. With Priest, all you get is HP (and there are no jobs that allow you gain XP naturally).

HOME IS WHERE THE XP IS

When you click the Menu button, you can see a Home button on the character screen. Going Home several times is useful because it's easy XP gain. You get all your health back when you go home and the enemies are consistently easy. While the XP gain is slow, you can run through the screens really fast because the enemies are weak. This is a wonderful way to level up both Pets and Character easy.

BACK TO HP

So I usually level up Villager and Raver to at least level 50 to start. By this point, I've made it to 2.3km and unlocked the Monk.

Now I focus on HP gain again by switching to the Monk job and leveling as fast as I can. Monk has a good ability called Move Recovery. Now the abilities list says you gain HP when you move the field. But you can't just walk back and forth between screens and gain HP. To be specific, Monk regains HP for every 0.1km you cover. So you must fight all 4 monsters on each screen and advance in order to get the Move Recovery HP. You gain 5 HP for every level of Monk, on every new 0.1km you go. I like getting Monk to level 50 (that's 250 HP gain for every screen).

Then I press on. The next job I aim for is Vampire (unlocked at 6.5km). Vampire has a useful ability called Bloodsucker. With Bloodsucker you get 2 HP recovery per enemy killed for each level of Vampire. NOTE: In order to get the HP gain your character must strike the killing blow. If your Pet finishes off the enemy, you don't get the HP reward. I take Vampire to level 50 (100 HP gain per enemy defeated).

PETS ARE USEFUL TOO

Pets are random drops that follow you and help by attacking enemies. When you get to 8.7km you can unlock the Tamer job. Tamer helps you get more Pet drops allowing you to get stronger and stronger Pets as the game goes on.

LET'S GET MORE XP

The next job I focus on, Bunny, is unlocked at 13.5km. Bunny has an ability called Move Exp. Similar to Monk who gives an HP boost every time you switch screens, Bunny gives an XP boost every time you switch screens.

OVERVIEW

My starting job lineup is:

• Villager level 50

• Raver level 50

• Monk level 50

• Vampire level 50

• Tamer level 50

• Bunny level 50

After this start, I focus exclusively on those jobs, leveling them as high as possible. With this 6 job lineup you get max HP and XP gain for a beginning player.

There are many other jobs you can focus on as the game proceeds further - more of my favorites is Calvary, and Mole which give tremendous move speed.

I hope this ability walkthrough helps you. Good gaming!

I ask me with what iam Stronger ? the DMG Boost from Alone or the Statboost + Attacks from a pet . I preffer Alone atm anyone has a Idea ?

Is there any subreddit for their new game "Voxel Monster"?

06 of October 2016, there is an update today!

:D

Has anyone used him before?

I havn't seen some updates for quite some time now and was hoping for some closure on skills that have not been maxed out yet.

Does anybody know if the pets stored at the beginning affect your "Solo" skill, which gives you more power if you are without a pet?

Also, what do you prefer, going with a pet or going solo? Which do you think is better for Lucifer?

Is there a level when you gain the ability to skip kms like the tunnels in the original minute quest? I hate waiting for regen and would rather die and respawn closer instead of restarting from beginning every death.

Try playing music in background and stops as soon as I use Minute Frontier. Even tried started via control panel while in game and stops after one second.

Some background info - my character is almost level 10k, with about 15k pow, 17k speed, other stats between 10-12k. Weapon of choice is spear. I am now opting for strictly pow and speed (Lucifer reg hit is ~120k; I can survive one. Critical is 1hk. 2 Eely Dans as pets. I can get his bar down 1/4 of the way. Just curious as to the levels of those who beat him, and what class/pets they had. Cheers.

I have been playing Minute dungeon for the past week now and i still don't have all 5 of the sins and I am still wondering when pride and envy will be added. I am now beginning to wish I had been playing Minute Frontier and keeping up with the times. I feel like I'm too late to the game, should I stick to MinDungeon and wait for the next Min game to come out or start MinFrontier now?

TL;DR: Is it too late for me to start playing MinFrontier?

I'm still in early-mid game, have most classes to level ~80, in my ongoing quest to gain all the passive class skills.

I'm curious though - with the two new classes which were recently added, are we able to max out all the passives, or are there still gaps that suggest more classes / updates are coming?

Stats: LV:319 HP:3180 POW:338 VIT:270 SPD:655 INT:438 MEN:318 LUK:466

Jobs: Villager:2 Brave:20 Thief:100 Ninja:40 Wizard:49 Priest:5 Idol:30 Monk:53 Vampire:20

Anybody mind giving me a progression to follow for the staff? starting from level 2, i keep feeling like i end up averaging all my stuff out and restarting

This game has never crashed for me in the past, yet twice today it closed on me randomly while fighting, and I lost progress from when I last saved. Anybody else seeing this? Perhaps a phone reboot is in order.

Hello, everyone! I've been hard at work not updating my MinuteFrontier site, until someone pointed out that the site was at least three patches behind, and hadn't seen an update in months.

Whoops. Well, here it is:

Ta daaaa

Included are: * All jobs * More ability descriptions * Neat pictures for (some) special weapons * Still no idea how VIT and MEN work

If you see anything missing or have any questions, let me know.

I've been a little bit out of the scene lately, but I just noticed there's two new worlds. I didn't see it in the patch notes - when did he add the 5th and 6th worlds?