
An Idle Incremental game where you explore an infinite, procedurally generated skill tree. Defend yourself against ever-growing waves of numbers. Unlock new abilities, complete quests and expand the skill tree to become infinitely powerful.
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Incremental Infinity is a game about reaching infinity. In an abstract world ruled by numbers, you’ll grow exponentially stronger through a truly infinite, procedurally generated skill tree.
You fire automatically. No action is required other than interacting with the skill tree.


Your number isn’t just your Health—it’s also your size. The bigger your number, the larger and more powerful you become. But be careful: one defeat sends you all the way back to “1”, though you’ll keep your upgrades when you restart.
Unlock new sectors of the infinite skill tree, discover unique upgrades, and keep pushing your growth farther and faster.
An infinite, procedurally generated skill tree
Unlock new sectors to expand the skill tree endlessly
Add new upgrades to the pool to customize your build
Play in full screen or as a side-window companion while doing other things
Complete quests to earn more resources
Ascend to unlock permanent upgrades and boost XP gain
No limit to your power
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Reviews
all the chuds here hate this game but its lowkey peak cuz like the ost is straight aura and also the waves arent that bad just get the upgrade fartheads and also its an incramental, an idle game you do literally nothing but upgrade of course youd think its boring its meant to be something that the more upgrades you get the more you progress. it aint high storage and it wont break your pc. its fine you fartheads
Giving thumbs up in hopes of dev continuing to work on the game. I like the concept, but right now the state of the game is pretty much that - a proof of concept.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian
Hours played at review time, across 166 reviews with recorded playtime.
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[b][i]Incremental Infinity[/i][/b] is an incremental game where you watch your number attack other numbers, earning experience to allow you to buy upgrades and unlock new sectors of the skill tree of which you can spend said skill points to upgrade your number with buffs. As you progress further and further, you can ascend, which provides bonuses as well as new upgrades that you can then find in the Skill Tree in the next run. Overall, the core gameplay loop is solid, but after a while, it does become somewhat mindless. The amount of different upgrades are limited and there is no real depth to the game after a certain point. Most of the strategy in this game literally potentially revolves around keeping certain upgrades locked so that you can get more of other certain upgrades, but that's about the depth of the strategy that there is to this game. Eventually, you are just looking at the screen every once in a while to buy upgrades until you get every achievement in the game. This game caters to those that like to do repetitive things and that's fine. I like this game and will probably play it past the point where I get every achievement because I like everything about the game (except for what was put below) Turned the audio and sound off as soon as I loaded into the game. Wasn't a fan. That being said, I usually don't take away from my recommendation for this kind of thing. Pros: +Solid core gameplay loop (to a point) +Nice variety (to a point) +Numbers go up +Nice game for those that like doing things repetitively, and like not having to actually be active to play an idle game. Neutral: Audio wasn't to my liking. Not going to ding you for this. Cons: -Like I said above, core gameplay loop is good [i]to a point.[/i] Once you hit that point, you'll know. -Like I said above, upgrade variety is good [i]to a point.[/i] Once you hit that point, you'll know. -No reason to play the game after getting every achievement. Given all this, this is a [b]weak recommendation[/b] for those that like repetitiveness in their idle games.
update deleted all my save data and the dev doesn't code in backups
Большая реиграбельность, все в целом понятно. Однако QoL нужно подтянуть... Фильтрацию скилов в дереве талантов, чтобы искать нужные. Показ урона по разным источникам и т.п.
Game is kinda fun, but hard to call an incremental yet, theres just 1 reset layer that u can just rush for everytime and unlock everything after doing 7 of them, 4 hours of gameplay at most for now, really hoping the game will get updates with a lot more stuff, can probably get 100% of achievements within 7 hours, the entire game is basically just buying upgrades again and again, dont even have to look at the game, would probably not recommend to buy for now but if it gets new stuff yes
I like it, it's polished and looks good. My main issue is having to spend massive amounts of points to level up which wave you get knocked back to when you die. You can spend tons of diamonds and still get knocked back over 100 levels. Wave upgrades should not scale the way they do. Getting knocked back so many levels just creates tedium and waiting around, which (conveniently?) pads playtime. Way too much waiting around to get back up to having a chance to beat your previous best wave. Nonetheless, I'm still having fun and don't think this deserves a negative review.
Not even worth 4 dollars.
Spiel macht spaß bis man im Endgame ist und dann mit Massiven FPS drops zu kämpfen hat ... 60fps cap am anfang im endgame runter auf 12fps ... hab es auf 3 PCs mit verschiedenen CPU's getestet. AMD Ryzen 3700x AMD Ryzen 5700x3d AMD Ryzen 9800x3d Gpu sollte nicht der Flaschenhals sein
I originally was going to recommend this game, but then saw it was on a discount currently, it's full price is 4.29 pounds (Just short of six dollars) I feel that's too much for a game you're literally not going to be playing, it's just going to be sitting in another tab. Not a very exciting idle game. It's something to occupy a second screen or another tab. You check back now and then and click the talent tree. It's fun to click the talent tree and get more abilities to make the dots shoot better.... But it's not a game to be played actively. You'll be bored out of your skull. If you have any kind of colour blindness, every colour in this game is extremely similar to each other, some people have noted issues seeing the skill tree. Hopefully the devs add colour change options. You can turn off post process and screenshake, so the game looks less like a migraine aura. Another commenter mentions that the game runs poorly. I personally have had no issues with it, it uses a gig of memory in the task manager. My fans are chillin', just happy, sat not really paying attention. Given we're going through a heatwave, it's a surprise they're not already suffering. But I do have a LOT of cooling. So I don't know. They were using AMD, I have Nvidia. The dev says they've fixed an issue with AMD. So maybe that's the problem sorted. It's not a terrible game, it's just not terribly exciting. I'd say you should only get it if you don't want to actively play it. Which sounds like a contradiction, but think of it like an idle game. Thanks for reading, or skipping to the end. Whether or not you agree with me, I hope you have a lovely day. I hope I get to click recommended on a game some day....
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