Apple Tree Idle 2

About Apple Tree Idle 2

Apple Tree Idle 2 is an incremental clicker that picks up from the first Apple Tree Idle, handing you charge of a small cat society and its orchard. You click to shake fruit loose from the trees, sell what you gather, and put the proceeds into upgrades that make the next harvest quicker and worth more. Different apple varieties turn up as the operation grows, and slimes wander in to be fought rather than avoided, since they pay out well. Progress comes in loops: click for a while, buy an improvement, watch the numbers move faster, then reinvest. Sessions suit short bursts between other things or a longer stretch of steady optimisation, and the cat-run farming setting gives the familiar idle arithmetic of Apple Tree Idle 2 a gentler frame than most games in the genre.

How to Play Apple Tree Idle 2

Everything runs on the mouse, or a finger on a touchscreen. Click the tree to harvest apples, click a slime to attack it, and click the shop or upgrade panels to spend your earnings. Sell your stock to convert fruit into money, then buy the next improvement. No keyboard input is needed, so you can play one-handed.

Tips and Tricks

• Buy the cheapest upgrade that increases income per click first, then switch to anything that produces on its own, since automatic output keeps working while your attention is elsewhere.
• Deal with slimes as soon as they appear rather than carrying on harvesting; they are usually worth more than the apples you would have picked in the same time.
• Sell before buying rather than after, so you can see exactly how much you have and avoid falling a few coins short of a bigger upgrade.
• When higher-value apple varieties unlock, work out whether the extra cost per upgrade actually pays for itself at your current rate, and stay on the cheaper fruit if it does not.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to have played the first game?

No. Apple Tree Idle 2 explains its own loop of harvesting, selling and upgrading, so newcomers can start here without any background.

Does the game keep earning if I stop clicking?

Once you have bought production upgrades, income continues on its own, so clicking mainly speeds things up in the early stages and during slime fights.

Is it free to play on Dubdoo?

Yes. It runs in the browser on Dubdoo with no download, no install and no account needed.

What are the slimes for?

They are the combat side of the game and a source of extra income, so beating them is a faster way to fund upgrades than harvesting alone.

Can I play it on a phone or tablet?

Yes, because the whole game is click and tap based, so touch controls work in the same way as a mouse.

Tags

clicker, idle, incremental, upgrades, apples, farming, cats, slimes, browser game, sequel