Incremental Dungeon

Incremental Dungeon

NauPhy · January 28, 2026 · Idler, Auto Battler, RPG, Fantasy, Casual

Incremental Dungeon is free to play — no purchase needed. We track it so you know if that ever changes.

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About Incremental Dungeon

After a 280 year long war with the demon nation, humanity is fractured and on the brink of extinction. Take the role of an optimistic young adventurer and descend into the depths to slay the Demon King. You will encounter ever greater adversaries, with strength you never could have imagined. To stand against them you must train, find equipment, and more.

Incremental Dungeon — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

DLC & expansions

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Aug 14, 2026
A delightful romp through a fantasy world, that is not complicated by healing, inventory management, nor excessively large skill trees. There is no need for having to use 4 fingers and both mouse buttons. A simple mouse click will do. Please try this game and I hope you enjoy it as much as I am. GREAT JOB DEVELOPER!!!
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Not recommended Jul 28, 2026
As far as Idle RPGs go this one is a little to simple. The pixel are is fairly nice but it lacks a depth other titles have. I t is primarily combat focused. Even that is pretty stripped down.
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Not recommended Sep 11, 2026
Free. Also free from fun or interest.
Not recommended Aug 11, 2026
while the game isnt bad, I beat it a while ago and the achivements were just broken and never unlocked. after trying again they still dont work.
Recommended Aug 10, 2026
I have to say I am positively surprised by this gem. Its solid backbone for what could be a full-fledged industry staple in the idle genre. For context: With the $5 DLC Phantasm bow, it takes about 10 hours of active play to complete the 190 floors (NOT required for all achievments). Without the DLC, probably closer to 30 hours. If you're just after achievements, good RNG on spawning signature-eligible bosses could have you done in 1/3rd the time. That out of the way, what intrigues me the most is the progression curve. You start out scaling slower than the enemies for ~30 floors, then you r smaller multipliers from the secondary currencies starting building up and by floor 70/80 you really pick up steam. The last 60 floors absolutely flew by (I think they took me less than an hour) as you are almost at parity with enemy scaling. I hope the dev(s) or someone else build on this concept; When you have a game as resource-lite as this, I like to imagine where you could shift the player power to make a more fleshed out gameplay loop; E.G. 5 playable classes (1 for each attribute) instead of 3. Allow all 5 to be active at once, so while 4 are farming you are advancing the one and so…
Recommended Jul 16, 2026
i think its pretty well balanced. progression seems steady, if anything getting faster seeing as how im at 5 kills for an upgrade. can auto fight and auto loot if you even look at the settings, and inventory is expandable fairly quickly. all stats have explanations when moused over. the honesty at the ending of the story made me laugh. if anything id like more shops becoming available as you progress and/or some kinda subclass upgrades but i still like it

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