
A text-based incremental idle game with a ridiculous amount of unique content. Automate old stuff as you unlock new stuff to keep things interesting for hours and hours, no spam clicking necessary! Trimps is everything you love about your favorite games, distilled to their purest form.
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Wow every day i get to hop on trimps and im so happy! i love trimps! yippee!
It makes sense if you don't think about it too hard. Trust me twin.
I don't regret my time spent on this game, but it also did not feel like it respected that time. The emerging mechanics are slow and grueling, and eventually you just kind of reach a point where you don't care to find out what comes next. There are scripts to speed it up, but even then, the journey is arduous. It's strange to give a negative review after so many hours, especially since this makes it rank in my top 5 idlers, but I don't know. I simply do not feel like it was worth it. I would struggle to genuinely recommend this to anyone except the most die hard of "slow, eternal idler" fans.
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Hours played at review time, across 74 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It's ok I guess ;)
addicting
pretty fun
great idle game
Fire(also your potato pc can run this)
most idle games fall into the trap of either giving you by far the most progress when your online (revolution idle), or by far the most progress when you're offline (cookie clicker). admittedly, im not far into the game, but so far i feel like this game strikes a good balance. while it gives a slight advantage to going offline imo, its not enough that being actively online feels like a waste of time.
For anyone that enjoys an incremental game with a very large number of goals and knobs to help you reach them, I can't recommend this game enough. If you want to micromanage the game every second you can. If you want to set it and forget it (which is my method of playing( you can do that too. This game has something for everyone that enjoys incremental games, IMHO. Highly recommended from me, FWIW
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