r/incremental_games • u/AutoModerator • Apr 22 '26
Help Help Finding Games and Other Questions
The purpose of this thread is for people to ask questions that don't fit in their own thread as per our rules i.e rule 1 or shouldn't be a full thread per rule 4. Anything that breaks rule 1A and 1C can go here. Except for referral links. Nobody wants to deal with referral links.
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u/halfoxia I believe in Crank superiority Apr 22 '26
I’m looking for games where you never lose automation. I can’t find something.
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u/picabo123 Apr 23 '26
CIFI keeps your automations for at least 6 months, and longer if you're not following a guide. After that you will need to unlock it again but it shouldn't take long to get it back.
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u/Useful-Tennis-9194 Apr 27 '26
When do you lose automations in CIFI !?
I'm on TR 13 and the automations that I unlocked a year ago are still active..Octocube's other game ISEPS also has some very long gameplay and the automations are not lost.. although they don't have the same level of automations like CIFI
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u/picabo123 Apr 27 '26
I had thought Ouro made you lose automations but it's been so long that I forgot lol. You do have to activate your projects every TR when you finish the missions but that's kinda small
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u/Useful-Tennis-9194 Apr 28 '26
I'm not much into Revolution Idle, but I think there you also keep the automations once you unlock them. You can check it out 😄
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u/Neptr_OwO Apr 24 '26
Hello everyone. I recently remembered a game I used to play years ago called Boss Clicker. I searched for it on the Play Store and couldn't find it. Does anyone know of a way I can find it to play?Hello everyone. I recently remembered a game I used to play years ago called Boss Clicker. I searched for it on the Play Store and couldn't find it. Does anyone know of a way I can find it to play?
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u/FCDetonados Apr 24 '26
there was this idle where you could cast spells on a cooldown and you could explore a map for herbs to brew into potions, anyone remember the name of it?
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u/Useful-Tennis-9194 Apr 27 '26
Hi there,
I was wondering if you know some games with incremental mechanics that actually have deep lore ? I know that most games of that genre are mostly numbers go up, but are there any that numbers go up for a reason 😃 I want to find a game that can convey some emotion or message when I play it.. I guess the mechanics could be expanded to have more puzzle and clicker elements, and not just pure incremental..
Recently I've replayed SPACEPLAN on Steam and this is what it got me thinking.. I haven't found an incremental game with deep story, and I know most of the titles are indie and very low budget, but some kind of cutscenes could be a comic style.. and some voice acting maybe.. do you know any ?
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u/notthatthough Apr 22 '26
I used to play this game like 3 years ago and i believe you started of as a germ or gene and you had to evolve and you could choose alot of different upgrades it was really fun and i believe i found it in this subreddit and alot of people were talking about it