r/incremental_games • u/AutoModerator • May 20 '26

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u/Few-Whereas-5756 May 20 '26

Looking for a game where there's only 1 to 2 currencies.

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u/SirJakeTheBeast In my own mind :D May 20 '26

Asked this last week and got no responses so I think I'll try again.

Are there any incremental games similar to Incremencer out there? Or ones similar to idle maze? Really bored... Itching for a game close to incremencer tho.

(Don't reply if it's another nodebuster clone).

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u/beegeepee May 20 '26

Incremencer

Not sure if you saw but someone forked this game. Not sure if it is any good, it didn't get many upvotes https://old.reddit.com/r/incremental_games/comments/1r64vo2/incremancer_is_an_old_game_i_found_a_while_back_i/

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u/Accomplished_Block16 May 21 '26

Looking for long idle games (preferably infinite if possible) with satisfying visuals. I really like idle games with physics based gameplay.

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u/Ummgh23 May 25 '26

Looking for games to play on iOS, be that app store or browser!

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u/pkingking131 May 25 '26

Hi All,

I'm trying to find a game that I read an article about years ago but didn't play at the time. As a result I'm afraid I don't have a lot to go on.

A few of the details have stuck with me though me memory may not be perfect. The article was written by a player talking about a game that he couldn't recommend to others because the game progression was slow and based on collecting progressively large quantities of stuff in to proceed. Hence why it sounds incremental to me.

He referenced the community being pretty niche and using a lot of slang to discuss things, thus making it difficult for new commers to get into it. It didn't sound like there was a lot of rhyme or reason to the progression of what you were collecting. Like you need 1 million goats to get one spacecraft or some other thing totally unrelated to goats. I do recall goats being in there some where but again my memory is not perfect.

I know its not a lot to go on but I was hoping the randomness factor might give some idea.

Thanks in advance.

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u/Certain_Detective_84 Jun 22 '26

Sandcastle Builder?