Incremental Island

Paid game. Beat it in 4.5 hours with nearly 2 of those spent idling. There's no complexity or depth. The technology tree is linear. Combat is just a numbers game of who has a bigger armor with a hint of randomization. There's no prestige or ascension. There's hardly any "incremental" increases, except for the linear tech tree. For a paid idle game, this is laughable. There are free idle games that have infinitely more depth or complexity than this.

Fun little game, would be nice for large maps with more islands to take - but to mong out for an hour on it isn't bad

Heads up if you're coming from the demo. They forgot to mention it but the port no longer costs gold so you can actually go find the ships to make the trades so you can progress. They should have just labeled the port as locked in the demo as I took me a long time of being very frustrated at the terrible progression before I thought to go check it and saw that the gold requirement was removed. At a minimum they should have included the port being unlocked in the notes when you first start the full version when loading the save from the demo.

Fun game. It's pretty short, but it's also only $3. The few hours I spent with it were fun though, kept me engaged the entire time. Would recommend

great game to spend time on

Think about it: this is the best incremental randomized civclicker you will ever play for this money. Triple its price, and still worth trying it. It has everything. It's catchy, it's replayable, it's addictive and gets to the point. One hour of playing and you forgot about checking notifications on your phone. I loved it.

A pretty fun little game. As others have said you can run through it a couple of hours, but at this price point that's fine. Would love to see the content expanded either by the dev or through modding.

Very epicly satisfying gaming

Very fun game! If you like civ and/or clicker type games you will definitely like this one!

There is nothing "Incremental" about this game, you run an island, then for some reason have to murder everyone else, and then you're done. If actual incremental or anything to actually do is added, then it might be interesting to play.