Journey to Incrementalia

It's not really an incremental/upgrade game. The game has predefined builds that you need to change to every time you pass certain milestones. Every time you pass a certain milestone, you respec so you can make the new build. There's no room for creativity in the builds. Perfectly building what the developer wants you to build grants you slow progression through the game.

Very solid incremental game! Very little idle time, there are A LOT of different spells and abilities that provide a lot of freedom and replay value. Wanna go skeletons? Sure. Dragons? Sure. Poison build? Sure. If you feel like you hit a wall, you simply need to experiment with all the different unit combinations.

That said, you are looking at a 4-8 hour play depending on your efficiency.

Word to the developer: this game is absolutely begging for a prestige system at 100. Heck, even if you don't want to add ANYTHING else to the game, let us go past 100 and see how high people can climb (high score leaderboard?) This game was too good and definitely still has some untapped potential on the development side. Great job!

This game will have you respec-ing a lot of times, however the respect mechanics is unreasonably bad. You only have full respects.

I have o spend 200 hundred points a time over some, IDK, 100 skills? But there is neither the option to put 10s of points at time, so you have to hold mouse click.

Did I mention how similar the icons are?

So, you have to do a mindnumbing action, while also paying close attention. If you miss? Do it again.

Then, you have to summon hundreds of minions, again, just holding mouse button while watching numbers going up.

Oh, and when you respect, they all die, naturally.

This is a game about trying builds, or trying your patience due to how unjustifiably bad respecing is?