Brainrotting

2026 life simulator be like.

[h1]Minigames.[/h1] Unlock minigames, complete minigames, control minigames, upgrade minigames, repeat, automate minigames. [hr][/hr]Game's theme is only noticable in text and 2 of the minigames, because gameplay-wise, its a pretty good incremental. Even music is quite nice, not what you'd expect xd. Progression is... interesting. Everything evolves while you're unlocking new games (first 2-3 hours), but after that there's a period of just grinding for upgrades, which was a bit tiring, but it still [b]kept improving[/b]. And then after upgrading one of the minigames, it will become [b]so trivial[/b], that you disable every other minigame and let auto-solver handle it. Your income/sec improves by ~100 times near-instantly (eventually [b]100 times more[/b]). After reaching that point, every upgrade that [i]can[/i] be maxed, [b]will[/b] be maxed, and all that remained was just achievement hunting (which was mostly idle and boring), since there's no "ending" to the game. This HUGE profit spike essentially ends the casual playthrough, but for [b]completionists[/b] it will be the only saving grace, because some of the achievements are just pure idle'ing and time settings manipulation.…

It's interesting and fun so far. Definitely worth the price. It's tagged with 'Idler', and you have a method of passive coin generation, but the game pauses and makes you click a Continue button if you go idle.

It's somewhat fun to see a unique incremental game. However, I played it for 2 hours yesterday and my progress didn't save. I don't want to restart from the beginning

After 15 hours of grinding, nothing was saved at all. Thankfully, due to the developer's immediate action, acknowledgment of the issue, and work on fixing it unlike an impostor Chinese company trying to sneak in some idle/incremental games full of bugs made by AI where all reviews are paid or fake, this actually seems to be from an enthusiastic developer concerned about the problems people encounter in his game. The change satisfied me and made me okay with redoing the actual 6/7 hours spent in the game. With some unlocked knowledge from the previous save file that was lost, I managed to get back to where I was in less than 3 hours, so nothing much was lost. The game is amazing and satisfying to see numbers go up; it makes you dizzy and fuzzy. However, it may need some balance changes and stats to look into. Overall, it is a good game that I recommend to those who love looking at numbers fly.

Happy Launch Day! Brainrotting is a super solid game! If you enjoyed games like Scritchy Scratchy that take the incremental genre and do something unique with it, I think you'll like Brainrotting. Instead of scratching lottery tickets, Brainrotting imitates the feeling of doom scrolling on a phone but with cool minigames that you gradually upgrade to become easier and more profitable. It has quickly become one of my favorite newer releases.