Incremental Games

0 readers

5 users here now

A community for lovers of games that feature an incremental mechanism, such as unlocking progressively more powerful upgrades, or discovering new ways to play the game. This genre is growing at a break-neck pace, be part of the revolution!

This community is hosted on Incremental Social, a slice of the fediverse by and for Incremental game enthusiasts. Consider checking it out or joining our matrix space!

Check out popular incremental games at galaxy.click!

Repetitive Strain Injury

Too much clicking can cause injury.

Try an autoclicker and check out this prevention guide

Gaming addiction

SAMHSA (1-800-662-HELP)

Rules

Follow the Incremental Social rules
Do not post games that use, in any way, real cryptocurrencies, NFTs, or the blockchain.
Don't spam - if you're making something, don't post about it more than once/week

founded 9 months ago

Weekly Incremental Check-in (incremental.social)

submitted 6 days ago by [email protected]:443 to c/[email protected]:443

2 comments fedilink hide all child comments

The instance is experiencing federation and uptime issues as always. I don't know when they'll end, but so long as there's still uptime here I'm not going to let these check-ins die!

So, uhh... incremental games. They are nice. You can put which ones among them you've been playing recently in this here thread.

you are viewing a single comment's thread
view the rest of the comments

[–] [email protected]:443 2 points 5 days ago

Am playing these new tree games Celestial incremental and Idle 2. celestial is quite long so we'll hear about it later, Idle 2 apart from being fun made me think about why anyone would not use Profectus- I can see the constraint if you think so widely inside of computer code itself and then Profectus is specific in that way, I am relaxed though because it's probably not a issue for conceptual efforts to make it more accessible.

Want to add something else which is my also playing a lot of Escape games, they are a underpinning genera to incrementals for me, as they are very visually unfolding. It's possible I like incrementals a because they allow time to have such a spatial meaning, the lack of which is typically worrying to me even if it is probably not a hard truth. (to be clear I am not talking scientifically here), and this to add a rec for room escapes. Masa's games are very accessible, and a more dramatic release is coming later this year from Neutral, which will likely be a giant castleesque affair. Oops if this is only related to incrementals through my bias?

Also will now prioritize this arg tree game from the tmt discord releases now that I am pretty sure the creator joined the chat, It is fun to look around everywhere, I don't know how hard it is but if my first try at a wider context atm is any indication then yes.