
Survive the ever increasing pressure of time for as long as you can! A minimalistic incremental game about time management that takes inspiration from roguelite games, with a focus on meta-progression. Every generation has a better chance at survival, because previous lives influence its instincts
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Great "Time Loop" game in the vein of Progress Knight. For those into the kind of "go as far as your can, die, get a bit stronger passively for next time" gameloop with little bits of strategy and discovery. If looking for something similar I recommend Terraformental, which is on steam now. In any case this game is certainly worth the price. It's unfortunate the dev's progress was halted due to long covid (last developer update was December of 2025, saying as much). Even if a new patch is never delivered the game as is has plenty of life to it and is worth the price.
说要更新结果等了两年还没更新
its a nice idle game and while the progression is slow but steady i like that you can see how much faster you where compared to last run
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Despite the fact the game has been abandoned, it has exciting gameplay, a nice logical plot, and sufficient depth in its current state. The developer is seriously ill. And instead of accusing him of all his sins, blame a specific country. Country that, for political reasons, hid the truth about the leak of a deadly disease from a biolab.
Cool idle game and cool concept for 4€, keeps your entertained for a while, pursuing the mysteries and going further each time you start your journey again. It's sad that the dev doesn't update it anymore, i'm hoping for a sequel !
I wish there was a 'meh' option instead of having to choose thumbs up or down. Increlution isn't a terrible game, but it's also not for everyone. The incremental nature of it fulfils some primitive urge to see numbers go up and progress get made every time you reincarnate. But it's an awfully dull game which ENCOURAGES you to walk away and do other things - the game has the option to make a sound to tell you to come back when it needs you to do something! That means that the hours and hours people have playing this game really represents far less time of GAMEPLAY and more of having the game run in the background. There's also a lot of wasted opportunity here. There is no real plot to the game! You wake up and start moving to avoid dying of hunger, then take more or less random decisions as you travel. Only by the end of chapter 5 do you get a hint of a plot happening - and that took me over a week to reach! Even though you learn from your previous lives in terms of skill and speed, you DON'T learn in how you make choices - you still get "surprised" by the guards, for example, in every single playthrough. There are also few real choices. There are only a few choices that really matter (like whether you take the mine shaft or river in chapter 4) but the only way to figure out the importance is to play both repeatedly. Finally, the game is a little bizarre in that the main mechanic is having your hunger increase exponentially... but also making new sources of food be worth increasingly more. But... WHY is an orange hundreds of times more nutritious than a cooked fish? I eventually answered this by imagining that the numbers are just there to help you understand that your character is getting better at the parts of the game he (she? there's no hint) has already played. But if that's true, why doesn't the character remember the plot twists and do something about them? In the end, Increlution feels like a game that COULD have been revolutionary, but instead ends up being pretty simplistic. There is definitely something addictive in it, but it's not going to stand out as a game I'd recommend to my friends.
还行,可惜不更新了
its fine but lack of development is a bit of a put down but uptoo the end and prestige running up to content is fun, hope we get the new chapters eventually that was promissed
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