Upgrade! Inc. is a text-based idle game centered on building production lines, hiring employees, and researching upgrades that compound into powerful bonuses. You'll unlock multiple progression paths through milestone-based choices while the game generates income offline, making it equally suited for active play sessions or leaving it running in the background. Best for players who enjoy watching interconnected systems grow and appreciate minimalist design over flashy presentation.
About this game
Upgrade! Inc. is a satisfying text-based idle game about unlock and upgrade a series of production lines, hire employeesa nd researching for powerful bonuses. Simple, cozy, addictive, and endlessly engaging. Start your empire today!
What players are saying
▲ Recommended90 hrs
I tend to be the type to leave my idle games running for a long time and love testing the heck out of them. The dev is super responsive and is regularly updating. Really been having fun with this, there's quite a lot to do and a lot of upgrades with different paths to take on the milestones as you level up. Really nice idle game so far.
I'm excited to see where it goes and what gets added over time.
Its a good little idle game, I like the minimalism of it all. The fact that you're power ups and buffs end up compounding means I did about 3 hours of active play and then just went away and came back to finish up the Tier 11 grind for all the achievements. There doesn't seem to be much point beyond leaderboards from going any further.
Feel like it would play more into taking advantage of different power ups and strategies if each tier was treated more as a prestige point and resets your gathering, processing and manufacturing only keeping employees. Because as it stands you wait for the research to come in buy the best buff then invest heavy with whatever is buffed the most then repeat until you can idle coast through the rest of the game.
- Added Tier 12 Production- New Employee: Designer- New Achievement- Some small changes to Achievement rewards (Not for already claimed ones, sorry!)- Lowered Silicon Income by 10%
