Watt's the Limit?

This was the first incremental clicking game I'd ever played and it was a great ride. Would definitely recommend it.

Idle & Incremental Lovers recommends Watt's The Limit? [i] So much fun, never knew exploding a light bulb would be so satisfying. All devices are like little minigames, but you you have to play all at once and that's freaking mind-bending! Good pacing too <3 [/i] + You explode bulbs with strange devices. Is it absurd? Yes! Is it enjoyable! Absolutely! + In a world where most incremental games focus on just one mechanism, this is a breeze of fresh air. + Too intense or stressful? Buy some upgrades or prestige! Last boss still a challenge even at full power, but that's the way it's meant to be, right? + The power creep is a blast, especially after prestige. + Never get bored, perfect pacing, perfect length, the game doesn't overstay its welcome. *How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb? Just one, but the light has to really want to change.* Found this review helpful? Give it a thumb up and follow my curator page for more Idle & Incremental games recommendations : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46077092-Idle-Incremental-Lovers/]Idle & Incremental Lovers Curator page[/url]

A pretty fun little incremental. A bit like "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes" crossed with the incremental genre. Couple of really dumb achievements I can't be assed to chase but overall not a bad way to spend a few bucks and a few hours.

It's a very enjoyable clicker game, great job! It keeps you engaged. You keep clicking, constantly wanting to see what's next. I had wishlisted it at your GG Convention booth and I'm glad it's here. I wish best for you.

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I have played the demo and it was nice for a little clicker game. Now i see that sme features are changed in the full release and i support these changes. I have not played much of the full version yet but i look forward to play it when i can.

Finally, an incremental game where you actually have to play! It starts off as a simple clicker but quickly escalates into a frantic multitasking puzzle. The progression loop is incredibly satisfying—once you hit that first Promotion and start linking mechanical synergies together, the dopamine hits hard. The different tools you unlock keep the gameplay fresh. Trying to manage the wave generator while keeping the memory modules in check is pure chaos in the best way possible. It’s deeply satisfying to watch your complex setup run perfectly to overload those bulbs... right until a boss shows up to disable your switches and throws you into panic mode! The balance between active multitasking and automation is spot on. Fixing broken modules while under attack adds a fun layer of tension you rarely see in idle games. Super addictive and highly recommended!

This game caught my eye during the demo phase, and I’ve been waiting for the full release ever since. The moment I heard the news that it had been released today, I threw myself into it, and judging by my progress, I’m now at around 40% of the game. I’ve received two promotions, and I’ve really felt how much stronger the game’s automation and promotion systems are compared to the demo – and I’ve really enjoyed it. Especially after developing the automation aspect to a certain level, playing it feels much more comfortable and fun; you can really feel your dopamine levels being maxed out.