Incredible incremental game where all I have to do is break 99 walls | Journey to Incrementalia Pt 1

[@ProzacStylings]

Game is dope. Hael missed a massive power jump in the Cultists, though. When Cultists are sacrificed, they return mana modified by the current amplifier rate. So, you can dump skillpoints into cultists and mana amplication, hire a bunch of cultists (which already accrue mana much faster than you can), and then sac them when you pump your mana amp to 64%-shatter-chance or higher and get millions of mana right after you unlock them, and much much more later with more skill points.

[@ccremeens1]

Looks cool, but you need to get rid of the skill tree when you're not using it. It'll be more interesting if we can actually watch the build.

[@TheZanzibarMan]

Seconded.

[@Haelian]

Oops didn't even consider it, I'll keep it mind in the future! (the next video is already recorded so not positive how good/bad I am about it)

[@michaelkelly2]

This looks like such a fun game! I didn't want the episode to end! We need more!

[@Tidaveel]

The Skeleton Nobles probably become more and more useful as the walls start having more and more turrets. That way, you can have some expensive late-game units that don't get killed by the turrets, because said turrets are busy shooting at the sea of skelly-goons the Nobles keep summoning.

[@joeljoseph4965]

Would love to see more of this game and more incremental style games overall

[@henrikcarstensen7121]

Really (!) enjoyed the video, thank you! Love to see more.

[@ashardolon461]

I enjoyed this very much but may I suggest closing the skill point menu a bit more often to give a view of gameplay?

[@escherfitzgerald6735]

Points into fireball don't seem bad. Looks like it increases the percentage of damage based on the amount of mana used to cast the spell.

[@Sam-qk8gy]

I think the two options in sidequests cheap+slow vs expensive+fast

[@Haelian]

Ahhh

[@vvav]

This game is great. I got to wall 50 with just fireball before respeccing. Some of the items you can get early on make the fireball pretty busted. I'm not sure if the items are the same every run or not but it's been crazy fun for the first couple hours at least.

[@ProzacStylings]

The items seem to be given in the same quest order. Fireball is pretty busted. Interesting that you used it to 50; I used a mix of things early on, but Fireball carried me from like 30-80 in a breeze.

[@matthewbeard7841]

Who up pondering they orb (incrementally)?

[@corjor100]

Yeah this game scratches that itch I think all of us were looking for

[@suburbantimewaster9620]

This certainly looks like an incredible game.

[@erkgrr5863]

Would like to see more of this. Love these sorts of games

[@James-oj8jk]

this really allows me to take out my frustration on walls

[@Shadow_284]

Is it just me or was the tutorial dialog at the beginning straight out of Orb of Creation? If not word for word at least very similar. I haven't played it myself but remember watching a video and it sounds very familiar.

[@anonymousAAA117]

Very cool stuff

[@topdeckortutor]

have you played Orb of Creation?

[@mxxc]

Those side quests were so hilarious but you completely ignored them and just clicked on random choices 🫤

[@Lars_Hermsen]

Now I might be wrong here, but it looked like the poison did more damage over time the more you stacked it, which makes it a lot more useful

[@tomoprime217]

Cow clicker 2? 😂

[@dogtato]

yeah interesting how lvl 1 fireball does 38% damage and that increases with each point so no point in doing it...