r/incremental_games

Hey everyone,

I posted Urban Ascend here recently and got a lot of useful feedback around onboarding and clarity. I focused heavily on that going into release, and the game is now out on Steam.

Urban Ascend is a city builder built around incremental-style progression. You start small and scale into a fully interconnected city where everything feeds into everything else, with the goal of pushing toward 100% optimization.

Here’s what changed since the last post:

• Interactive tutorial that teaches by playing
• Systems are now more visible (traffic, deliveries, flow of resources)
• Cleaner UI and smoother interactions
• Day/night cycle with more ambient city activity
• Stability improvements across the board

The focus was making the systems easier to understand without reducing the depth.

It’s out now for $5.99 with the launch discount: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4205730/Urban_Ascend/

Get Rid Of Those Corners is a physics-based incremental game where you infect shapes to trigger massive, chaotic chain reactions.

Play the demo here:

• Web (Browser)
• Steam

I'd love to hear your feedback!

I was a bit worried that puzzle and incremental would clash, but this prototype feels like it might be hitting a nice sweet spot.

If you have a minute, I’d love to hear how it feels just from watching the clip. Does it read more like a puzzler, an incremental, or something in between?

I’ll put up a demo soon on my itch page, so anyone interested in trying it can follow me here: https://brainoid.itch.io/

I don’t have a proper name yet, so I’m calling it Project Orebital for now. I’m also totally open to name suggestions if anything pops into your head while watching.