
Little Incrementisle is an incremental colony-building game where you land on one wild island after another. On each island, you gather resources, construct buildings, recruit villagers, and develop your colony, until you’re ready to set sail for the next one.
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Little Incrementisle is an incremental colony-building game where you land on one wild island after another. On each island, you gather resources, construct buildings, recruit villagers, and develop your colony, until you’re ready to set sail for the next one.
Each new island brings its own modifiers (bonuses and penalties to production, costs, and wait times) and a unique event to overcome: an earthquake, a flood, a pirate raid... Between expeditions, you spend prestige points on a permanent talent tree that follows you from journey to journey.
The goal: Go after THE piece, venturing ever further into the archipelago, while managing your resources, anticipating disasters, and optimizing your colony on each new island.
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Languages: French, English
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This game took me by surprise. Pixel incremental game I was expecting the same as all the others, but the devs have put a lot of thought into it. Added challenges on each island, I would heavily recommend going for Risky on everything. The fact if you do start to lose an island you can go back and change your last prestige points made strategy a lot easier but you still have to consider timing for everything. As a native english speaker everything is a bit harder on reading the achievements and the game keeps defaulting to french whenever I reopen the game, but it only takes a couple of seconds to change the language again. Still working on 100% the game but would highly recommend!
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Little Incrementisle, c'est exactement ce qu'on attend d'un bon incremental : ça se laisse jouer tranquillement, sans jamais devenir barbant. Chaque île amène son propre twist (séisme, inondation, raid de pirates...) donc on ne se contente pas de regarder les chiffres monter, il y a une vraie progression et de nouvelles mécaniques à chaque fois. Le rythme est bien pensé : débloquer de nouveaux systèmes et devenir progressivement plus fort est satisfaisant, et l'arbre de talents entre les expéditions donne une vraie sensation de continuité. Les mini-jeux d'événements ajoutent un peu de piment sans casser le flow. Et surtout : c'est gratuit. Pour un aussi petit studio, la qualité et la quantité de contenu proposées sont vraiment impressionnantes. Terminé en juste quelques heures, un format parfait : assez long pour explorer toutes les mécaniques et îles, assez court pour ne jamais tomber dans la répétition. Petit bémol mineur (traduction un peu bancale par endroits), mais rien qui gâche l'expérience. Facile à recommander à qui aime les jeux incrémentaux avec une vraie progression et des idées fraîches.
Un jeu qui airait pu etre BON, mais il est parcemé de mécanique longue, fastidieuse, inutile et stupide. un hiver de 5 min ou tu ne fais rien qui se repete encore et encore, un balayage de sable, des billes a deplacer. Mais pourquoi avoir mis ce genre de chose? surement du Troll Made in ZeratoR.
Thats just boring
Un jeu chill comme je les aime Musique détente Est-ce qu'une version plus longue sera de sortie ? payante ça va de soit
super
good small incremental game !
j'ai adoré et j'ai fini 2fois le jeu en 17h car je l'adore
j'aime le RIRE !
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