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• gamedeal user

  Oct 13, 2021

  Great concept, well executed, been playing since beta, then open beta (almost 300h), been to game discord and dev actually listen to suggestions and critique with an open mind, this game is still early in it's stage as far as the story goes but knowing the dev from another of his games, I know we have a long road of cool updates ahead. Just buy it, it's cheap ;)
• gamedeal user

  Oct 13, 2021

  Not everyone gets on with Idle/Incremental games, but if you do then you will probably enjoy this. I've played far more games in this genre than I should have and having played this one a ton in the demo and the closed beta, I can confidently say that this is one of my favourites, and an especially great example of the "Time Loop" sub-genre of incrementals. The dev is also great, constantly listening to feedback, improving the game and updating it. I'm looking forward to seeing each new chapter. I'm especially happy that there are no microtransactions and am happy to pay the small amount this costs.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 22, 2021

  May contain mild spoilers: If you like idle/incremental games, this game is completely worth the money. A projected 700 hours of content will give more than 200 hours of continuous and progressive content *per dollar*. Aside from being free, it does not get much better than this. The graphics are very clean and the story is captivating (I did not think I would care about the story but it's proving to be very interesting). The post-death screen and exploration tracker provide clear evidence that you continue to progress each iteration. This provides an addicting gameplay loop that is constantly pushed into more-or-less current progression as instinct levels continue to rise, so you never feel like you're at a standstill. If you're still on the fence, you can try the free demo, which should give you good enough of an idea how the gameplay works. Heavy recommend.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 1, 2021

  I have mixed feelings about Increlution and if there was a middle option between Recommended/Not recommended, I would take it. The game certainly is interesting and innovative for the idler genre. The constant threat of hunger creates tension which is unusal in an idle game. Surpassing another obstacle feels like an acomplishment in the begining. But eventually I got to the phase where the start of each life is pretty completely automated so I must watch passively and wait for 15+ minutes as the game plays itself. Then I have just a few minutes to perform a new action or explore new area, die and reincarnate... to wait for another 20 minutes.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 13, 2021

  Solid idler game to keep the dopamine-levels up while you work on other things. Well-constructed systems, good mechanics, low price, free demo, what's not to love?
• gamedeal user

  Nov 17, 2021

  An enthralling second monitor game. I was very sad to finish the current chapter and can not wait for the next!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 17, 2021

  Played early access version - 400 hours played. Pure incremental game, no idling progress. The game loops take about 15 minutes in early game up to 40 min near end game. Simple intuitive user interface and automation system. Zero bugs. Thoroughly enjoyed the time spent and am eagerly awaiting more content. Would have paid more $ for this game honestly.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 19, 2021

  The game is okay, but there is very little player agency. None in fact. Just keep looping until you can do the next task, hit a wall, and again keep looping until you can pass that way. There is no real strategy. I'll keep playing causes it scratches an itch, but I would not suggest it to others.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2021

  Increlution is a very interesting re-imagining of the idle genre. You set up a queue of activities, await for them to complete (assuming you do not die) and rince repeat. Semi-idle since it does require user input, a lot in fact at the very beginning, but eventually you'll go ten, twenty, thirty minutes before you need to act because of the unique automations factor built into the game. As you repeat certain actions manually, you eventually unlock the capability to automate that action. This is what gets the game to move into an idle aspect, as your character will automatically do these tasks in order or prioritization rules until they have no more tasks to do and requires player input, or you've died and you need to reincarnate. Reincarnation is the purpose of this game, like most idle games, in a form of "prestige" except this is forced upon you rather than optional at your choosing. When you reincarnate, you bring with you some of the experiences from prior playthroughs, making those tasks go faster. This is important because the manner in which you die is your health points constantly draining, and this drain increases with each passing moment. Thankfully, Increlution is casual in this regard because if your character has no active tasks, the game automatically pauses - this means you're not forced into watching the game every waking moment, and can go about other things. I've completed all the current in-game content and it's taken me ~45 playing hours (Steam reports 82 hours played but again, when Increlution has nothing running, the "game" is paused expecting input. The 45 hours is how long the game actually "played," versus Steam is reporting how long the game was open/running). That's a lot of content so far for a game that's less than a fiver! This game will only appeal to idle game fans though; there are barely any choices in game, so don't expect a future playthrough to be any different than your first - or your experience to be any different than someone else - but the core game here has a very interesting loop and will appeal to many, especially with its fresh and unique take on the idle genre. Recommended!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 17, 2021

  It's crack in a can. But not for everyone, you don't really do anything but hit go over and over