
A cozy, chaotic idle-incremental clicker about growing a civilisation of tiny creatures called Pibbles in a giant tree, set in a post-human world.
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Pibcremental is a cozy, chaotic idle-incremental clicker where you grow a civilization of Pibbles in a giant tree, set in a post-human world. Gather resources, build wacky structures and play through special events to push your production to its absolute limits!

At first, there’s just Papa Pib and a tiny tree. Hatch new Pibs, assign them to buildings and watch them generate resources for you. Buy upgrades and grow the tree to unlock new resources and factories.

Every time you spend resources to grow the tree, new quirky buildings will appear. Click, click and click them again to boost your resource generation! Buy passive upgrades for your Pibs and gain more and more resources, even when idle.

Unlock and play through all special events to win even more resources! Or even relics, which bring greater advantages to the buildings they boost.

Gain Prestige points to restart your run and choose powerful, permanent buffs. Optimize your strategy to become more and more efficient with each new run, until you reach the sky.
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算是一个比较轻松版本的团子历代记,作为增量游戏来说过程很流畅并不会刻意去卡玩家进度,但是需要鼠标手动点的部分太多了,建议后续更新中增加一些自动升级的科技
A very relaxing clicker, I especially recommend it during sales. It’s fun to watch the little entities running around.
I cant send a video but im done with the game have 400+ pibs and i get 0/800 expedition, how can i progress, new to pc pls lmk. Great lil game i like it help me beat it
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Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil +5 more
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I really enjoyed this format: you start small, but then the progression becomes absolutely astronomical. The graphics are pleasing and easy on the eyes, and the sense of progression is incredibly rewarding. It’s the perfect way to relax while keeping your brain sharp as you plan your next upgrade. I recommend it to all fans of high-quality clicker games!
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快,爽,点点点
Pibcremental takes the familiar incremental-game formula and gives it a surprisingly charming identity through a society of tiny creatures building their future around an enormous tree. Developed by Arcane Cabinet and published by GrabTheGames and Gamersky Games, the game focuses on resource generation, automation, upgrades, prestige mechanics, and gradual expansion. Its premise is simple enough for newcomers to understand quickly, but the steady introduction of additional systems gives players plenty of reasons to continue chasing the next milestone. Progress begins on a deliberately small scale. Papa Pib and the early Pibbles form the foundation of what eventually becomes a much larger civilization. New Pibs can be hatched and assigned to buildings, allowing them to contribute toward an expanding economy. Resources earned from these structures are reinvested into additional buildings, upgrades, and tree expansion. This creates the addictive feedback loop expected from a good incremental game, where every improvement makes the next objective arrive a little faster. One of its better ideas is making progression visually connected to the world. Instead of relying entirely on menus filled with statistics, the growing tree acts as a representation of how far the player has advanced. New structures and production opportunities appear as development continues, giving each major milestone more personality. The cute pixel-art presentation helps tremendously here. Watching a tiny settlement gradually become an increasingly busy and strange society makes the numerical progression feel more tangible. Players are not limited to simply waiting for resources. Buildings can be actively clicked to temporarily increase their production, creating an incentive to interact with the game when faster progress is desired. Automation gradually becomes more important as upgrades allow the Pibbles to handle production themselves. This balance means the experience can function both as an active clicker and as a more relaxed idle game. Someone wanting to optimize every minute can remain involved, while another player can allow the production systems to operate more independently. As the economy grows, deciding how to spend resources becomes increasingly important. Investing everything into immediate production can provide quick returns, while unlocking additional improvements may produce greater benefits over a longer period. Special events further diversify progression by offering opportunities to obtain additional resources and relics. Relics can strengthen particular buildings, adding another layer of optimization to an otherwise straightforward production loop. These mechanics help break up the repetitive cycle of earning currency and buying the next available upgrade. Prestige provides the backbone of long-term progression. Eventually, restarting becomes beneficial because Prestige points provide permanent bonuses that carry into future runs. Giving up a developed economy can feel painful, but the increased efficiency afterward allows previously difficult milestones to be reached much faster. The satisfying part is experiencing how dramatically stronger each new attempt becomes. What once required significant waiting can eventually be passed quickly, allowing attention to shift toward previously unreachable sections of the progression tree. Its presentation also gives the experience an appealing personality. The colorful pixel graphics and adorable Pibbles contrast amusingly with the game's post-human premise. Rather than turning that setting into something bleak, Pibcremental treats it as an excuse to watch an unusual new civilization flourish. The increasingly strange structures and enormous tree create a playful sense of escalation that complements the absurd numerical growth inherent to incremental games. Repetition remains the largest potential weakness because the underlying experience still depends heavily on watching production increase, purchasing improvements, and repeating the process at progressively larger scales. Players who need constant action or narrative development may eventually find the routine monotonous. Those who enjoy optimization, automation, prestige systems, and enormous numbers are far more likely to appreciate what it is trying to accomplish. The gradual transition from manual interaction toward increasingly efficient automated production also helps reduce some of the fatigue associated with traditional clickers. Steam Deck compatibility is officially categorized as Playable rather than fully Verified. Performance with the default graphics configuration is considered suitable, and the game can run successfully on SteamOS. However, handheld players should expect compromises. Some functionality is not fully accessible through the default controller configuration, touchscreen interaction or a community controller layout may occasionally be useful, and text entry can require manually opening the virtual keyboard. Some interface text may also appear small, while certain prompts can display keyboard, mouse, or non-Steam Deck controller icons. It is therefore functional on the Deck, but the experience is less seamless than a fully optimized handheld release. Overall, Pibcremental succeeds by wrapping familiar incremental mechanics inside a cute and memorable civilization-building theme. The combination of active production boosts, passive automation, relics, special events, expanding resources, and permanent prestige bonuses gives its progression more substance than a basic idle clicker. Watching the Pibbles transform their humble beginning into an increasingly elaborate tree society provides the visual reward, while the constant pursuit of better production efficiency supplies the mechanical motivation. It is particularly well suited to players who enjoy relaxing progression games where patience, optimization, and increasingly ridiculous numbers are the main attractions. Rating: 8/10
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