
A stylish pixel-art platformer with a thumping chip-tune sound track. Perfect for quick and short bites of run and jump gaming action. Taking you back to the retro days in a modern way.
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About
The year 2135, the world is ruled by AI Corporations, humans are slowly being replaced by robots and machines, and the most powerful humans are now looking for ways to transfer their souls into robots, for eternal life. Doctor Robotus is kidnapped in front of your eyes, can you become the savior?
Fight your way thru four stylish platforming worlds, surviving a large variation of different robots and machines that only have one mission, stop you from reaching your goal: saving Dr Robotus!
Level up your skills, become more powerful and stronger as you progress through the game. When you die you get “reset” and lose some of your skills. The less you die, the more powerful you will be to defeat the final boss!
Stylish minimalistic pixel art
Story driven progression
Boss battles
Classic platformer with pre-designed levels
Thumping unique chip-tune style sound track
Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Reviews
У меня баг. Я не могу пройти игру. Даже первый мир. Только треть получилось. Почините, играть интересно.
INC. is a fast-paced retro platformer that takes players into a futuristic world shaped by advanced artificial intelligence, powerful corporations, and a growing dependence on machines. Developed by Orangepixel and published by HandyGames and Orangepixel, the game builds its foundation around a science-fiction premise in which technology has become deeply integrated into every aspect of society. While the story explores themes such as automation, corporate dominance, and the pursuit of digital immortality, the game never loses sight of its primary objective: delivering a challenging and entertaining platforming experience inspired by classic arcade adventures. The narrative centers on a mission to rescue the brilliant scientist Dr. Robotus, whose kidnapping sets the events of the game in motion. Rather than overwhelming players with extensive dialogue or cinematic storytelling, INC. keeps the plot streamlined and focused. The story serves as motivation for the journey through hostile environments populated by mechanical enemies and dangerous traps. This minimalist approach works well because it allows the gameplay to remain at the forefront while still providing enough context to make the adventure feel purposeful. Gameplay is where INC. truly shines. The experience revolves around precise movement, quick reflexes, and careful navigation through handcrafted stages. Each level is designed with a strong emphasis on timing and player skill, creating challenges that feel deliberate rather than random. The game rewards practice and mastery, encouraging players to learn enemy patterns and optimize their routes through increasingly demanding areas. Fans of traditional platformers will likely appreciate how the game captures the spirit of older console classics while benefiting from smoother modern controls. A notable feature of INC. is its progression system. As players advance through the game, they unlock abilities and enhancements that improve their chances of survival. However, the game introduces a risk element by making death more meaningful than a simple checkpoint restart. Losing a life can result in setbacks that temporarily weaken the player, creating tension during every stage. This mechanic encourages careful decision-making and prevents the experience from becoming too forgiving. It also adds a layer of strategic thinking that helps distinguish INC. from more conventional platformers. The game's four distinct worlds offer a satisfying variety of environments and challenges. Each area introduces new enemy types, hazards, and level layouts that keep the adventure from feeling repetitive. The pacing remains consistently engaging thanks to the gradual introduction of fresh obstacles and mechanics. Players are regularly asked to adapt their strategies, ensuring that the difficulty evolves naturally throughout the campaign. Visually, INC. embraces a colorful pixel-art presentation that pays tribute to gaming's past without feeling outdated. The graphics are simple yet effective, prioritizing clarity and responsiveness over excessive detail. Characters, enemies, and environmental elements are easy to identify even during intense action sequences. This clean artistic direction enhances gameplay while reinforcing the nostalgic atmosphere that the developers clearly intended to create. The soundtrack is another standout aspect of the experience. Featuring energetic chiptune-inspired compositions, the music complements both the futuristic setting and retro gameplay style. The tracks maintain a sense of momentum that keeps players engaged during exploration and combat. Combined with the visual design, the audio helps establish a strong identity that feels both nostalgic and contemporary. Boss encounters provide some of the most memorable moments in the game. These larger battles require players to apply everything they have learned while testing their reflexes and understanding of the game's mechanics. The bosses help break up the platforming sections and create satisfying milestones throughout the journey. Defeating them delivers a genuine sense of accomplishment, particularly after overcoming the game's more demanding challenges. Although INC. does not aim to be a massive open-world adventure or an extensive role-playing experience, its focused design works to its advantage. The game knows exactly what kind of experience it wants to offer and avoids unnecessary distractions. Players looking for a tightly crafted action-platformer with responsive controls, rewarding progression, and classic arcade influences will find plenty to enjoy. Its combination of challenging gameplay, appealing pixel-art visuals, engaging music, and clever progression mechanics results in a polished package that successfully balances nostalgia with modern game design. Rating: 7/10
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