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Don't Give Up is an incremental, minimalist and emotional game about loss. As you gain more passions, friends and dreams they become harder to manage. Each one ignoring your weakening cries as they slowly leave your circle and life. Is it possible to stop everything you love from leaving you?
Description in the source languageShared features: Incremental, Single-player
GemLoop is a match-3 incremental game featuring continuous progression through earning money and unlocking skills in an extensive skill tree.
Description in the source languageShared features: Incremental, Single-player
Keep Watering is an incremental game with a cozy, hypnotic loop where every drop of water grows into something extraordinary.
Shared features: Incremental, Single-player
A short, focused first-person incremental mining game. Dig through a vault of one million coins, bank your haul, buy better tools, and build an ever-faster gold-collecting operation.
Description in the source languageShared features: Incremental, Single-player
Enjoy the peaceful forest in Rock Core, a relaxing incremental game. Smash rocks, sell ores, upgrade your character, and hire workers to build the an automated mining operation!
Description in the source languageShared features: Incremental, Single-player
Blast through flying rocks, earn cash, and purchase upgrades! Hire Hunters and watch them earn money in this incremental shooter.
Shared features: Incremental, Single-player
The Vector is a deep unfolding idle/incremental game that begins with a single pixel and a voice asking for your help. The architect has grand blueprints to construct an entire cosmos, but suffers from one fatal cosmic inconvenience: it has no physical hands or direct agency in this realm.
Shared features: Incremental, Single-player
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