Incrementoad is a cozy clicker where you feed frogs to accumulate power, unlock increasingly absurd abilities, and progressively attract rarer bugs to your pond. The core loop centers on clicking for resources while navigating deep upgrade trees that unlock godlike powers and hidden secrets. It's designed for players seeking a short but engaging incremental experience that blends resource management with whimsical frog-themed progression.
About this game
Eat bugs, gain power, and restore the frogs to their former glory! In Incrementoad, a cozy incremental clicker, you collect t̶o̶a̶d̶s frogs, unlock godlike powers, attract crazier bugs to your pond, master deep upgrade trees, and uncover ancient secrets. Can you master this short, addictive journey?
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended0 hrs
Game is broken, it doesn't saves progress, also prestige system is not working even if you click prestige nothing happens
At the moment, solid 6/10 experience. (Which is not bad at all)
I like short, sort-of idle games, so this is nice. The main issue is that advancing through the game unlocks all sorts of unit types... but you can advance SO fast that you never meaningfully understand what they do or why you would want them. Compound that with the advancement mechanic (prestige grants you free upgrades every time you prestige, scaling up based on the number of times) and soon none of it really seems to matter.
I will admit, watching the prestige counter get to 5 or 6 and seeing it auto-fill upgrades is IMMENSELY satisfying, and getting to 15 or 16 actually crashing the game was a lot of fun. Mostly, the first run you do of the game implies there will be all sorts of choices to make and clever ways to play, but you get to prestige SO fast that it's kind of an illusion.
The various systems are completely unbalanced and the game flat-out breaks once you go late enough and infinite things get generated each time you prestige. It could be a really fun game with some tuning, though.
Still, it takes less than an hour and is cute and kinda fun, so I'll give it a pass. I didn't have any issues getting to the final prestige purchase. Definitely a 6/10 kind of game, though.
- Fixed prestige going crazy - Fixed a crash that happened when prestige got too high - Adjusted some values to keep the game at a more manageable pace
Thank you everyone for your bug reports and feedback. These fixes occurred thanks to you: Fixed an issue where prestige wasn't working Fixed an issue where prestige wasn't saving Fixed an issue causing exponential increase instead of a smooth curve Fixed an issue causing the opposite, where upgrades wouldn't increase in cost. I hope you will give the game another try and nonetheless thank you for your time. Keep destroying those bugs! 🐸
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