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Grow crops, automate your farm, unlock powerful systems, and confront an ever-growing debt in a story-driven incremental farming game.
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
Generate electricity in Wattverse! Build your power production, unlock powerful upgrades, automate your energy empire, and push your numbers to unimaginable scales in this addictive incremental game.
Description in the source languageShared features: Incremental, Single-player
Ball Bugs is an incremental defense game where you start with a single persistent ball and build up an arsenal of ball firing turrets, artillery and special ball types. Bounce, splat, upgrade and come back stronger until the bugs stop getting through.
Shared features: Incremental, Single-player
Service Equals Survival is an incremental real-time strategy and tower defence game, where you are a commander tasked with eliminating as many bugs as possible. Featuring limb-damage on bugs, turrets, airstrikes, and barbed wire.
Description in the source languageShared features: Incremental, Single-player
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