Execute
Payne Robinson · 2025 · Incremental, Idler, 1990's, Dystopian , Automation
PC
Very Positive91% · 609
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About Execute
Execute is a short active incremental game about reducing the world’s population from 8 billion to zero.Capture people – gather victims for your machines.Execute – start with a guillotine, then unlock new methods.Expand your arsenal – mines, contraptions, and machines that scale with your progress.Optimize Nuclear Supply Chains – build nukes, lay waste, and accelerate humanity’s demise.Repeat!
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Players praise this incremental game for its well-executed art style, fun premise about destroying the world, and satisfying gameplay that doesn't overstay its welcome. Common criticisms include performance issues on first run and a lack of exponential progression in the late game, though most find the experience enjoyable despite limited replay value.
Good game can be it within about 3 to 2 hours. Game is morbid in its concept and i love it. As the game states your job is to execute every single person on planet earth. So figure out how to optimize and increment your execution quickly. An earn enough material to even start launching nukes! 1 slight con i have and it's speed running achievement. the achievement that requires you to beat the game within 2hr and 10mins or less is a little bs. Since you really need to get enough of uranium to upgrade the bomb and the game really likes to tease you on earning uranium. The best i can recommend on getting this achievement is to aim for the mag as soon as possible and boost its yields to eliminate the odds. (Regardless this achievement is a bit bs for a speedrunning achievement as it does rely on a bit of luck and no increment game should really have a achievement like this since the whole point of a game like this is to make number go up)1 found this helpful
humans go brrrr
Pretty great little game, defintely worth the price
Execute isn't particularly complex - it's a numbers-go-up incremental - but it hooked me because the premise is cool and it's just really well done. The achievement to beat the game in 2 hours and 10 min was the most fun thing in the game for me, as it introduced a lot of strategy of trying to min-max upgrade purchase choices and prestige timing.
Felt very samey and I was expecting *something* from the ending but it was a disappointment
Hah, sure, here's a thumbs up. It was fun, I had fun. The ending made me laugh.
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