
A text-based incremental idle game with a ridiculous amount of unique content. Automate old stuff as you unlock new stuff to keep things interesting for hours and hours, no spam clicking necessary! Trimps is everything you love about your favorite games, distilled to their purest form.
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YO FOR REAL TRIMPS ON STEAM lmao so I've had this trimps.txt file saved on my PC for literally almost 6 years. The backup has literally followed me between 4 separate PC builds. I used to play Trimps in a browser at work, but when I left that place I exported my game and it's been locked away all this time. I don't even know why I kept it, there have been so many times I've come across it cleaning my computer up and thought "why don't I delete this, it's not like I'm ever gonna play Trimps again". But now... "Welcome Back, it's been 2106 Days and 5 Hours since you last played"! LOOLLLLL just 2.20e35 trimps casually sitting there for 6 years awaiting the return of their overlord. IM BACK BAYBEE! LESSGOOO TRIMPS!
save yourself. it's too late for me.
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Very good. Very slow. I have never finished this game normally, but really appreciate its charm.
Clearly one of the incremental games ever made
Best incremental out there. It changes over time while still beeing interesting. A long game though.
It's probably the meatiest idler I've ever had the pleasure of playing. Tons of community support. Satisfying progression!
meh just a worse version of idle cave heroes slower pacing too slow pacing, weak prestige items 5% improvement per prestige of every 20ish zones and prestiges also feel weak each prestige its around 1~2 extra zones as perks are limited to linar mostly both have exponential "books" both have buildings that improve stats and workers (other is less building focused tho (trimps focuses more on it)) I just dont rly like having to progress a run for like 50 hrs just to do 1 prestige vs like 30 mins of the other game with the same amount of progress
progression is too slow. you barely notice your progress from reset to reset.
Game's ok I guess
Love it. Doesn't overload your dopamine sensors by giving you a ♥♥♥♥ ton right away, but instead offers steady progression that makes offline progress feel equally as rewarding. As you unlock automation you have to babysit the game less.
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