Incremental Infinity
Rablo Games · 2026 · Incremental, Casual, Relaxing, Bullet Heaven, Strategy
PC
Mixed60% · 119
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About Incremental Infinity
Incremental Infinity is a game about reaching infinity. In an abstract world ruled by numbers, you’ll grow exponentially stronger through a truly infinite, procedurally generated skill tree.You fire automatically. No action is required other than interacting with the skill tree.Your number isn’t just your Health—it’s also your size. The bigger your number, the larger and more powerful you become. But be careful: one defeat sends you all the way back to “1”, though you’ll keep your upgrades when you restart.Unlock new sectors of the infinite skill tree, discover unique upgrades, and keep pushing your growth farther and faster.
Features
- An infinite, procedurally generated skill tree
- Unlock new sectors to expand the skill tree endlessly
- Add new upgrades to the pool to customize your build
- Play in full screen or as a side-window companion while doing other things
- Complete quests to earn more resources
- Ascend to unlock permanent upgrades and boost XP gain
- No limit to your power
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Cool game! I always hesitate to buy the short incremental games that you only get a few hours of gameplay on them before they're finished. This one has hundreds of hours of incremental gameplay on it. One of the best I've played in years. I'm guessing the negative reviews aren't used to incremental idlers, because this one is fantastic.2 found this helpful
I like watching numbers get bigger. I like the getting stronger per power up in games. I like getting to the end of these games. Or at least collecting all achievements. This game however : UI is clean. Does what it needs to do. Cannot speak for music, I muted it right at start. I spend most of my time letting it run in background waiting to click on the next pointless power up. Getting killed and dragged back x amount of levels is a slow and painful way to play. I spend most of the time trying to reveal new areas so I can get to ascension asap. Because ascension make my brain think I'm stronger. Maybe. Now heading towards my eleventh. Power-ups do too little, feels like trying to knock a building down with a toffee hammer instead of dynamite. At £4 price tag I've had my monies worth. I'm now at the stage where they should be paying me. I need five achievements to finish : Reach wave 150. Reach wave 200. Get to 10 million life. Nah brah. Get to 100 million life. Taking the ******* **** now. Get to 1 billion life. lol1 found this helpful
This is fun and simple. I didn't realize it was a simple idling game. I like letting it run while I do other stuff.
I like that it's being updated and adding things to the game. Hope to see the creator continue this
Pretty boring overall. The first couple of ascensions it's kind of fun but you quickly unlock all the new upgrades and it becomes a tedious chore of "straight line expansions until you can ascend again, all while manually unlocking hundreds of things that don't really do anything". Played enough to 100% it which doesn't take terribly long, but I can't imagine I'll touch it again after.
Not a good incremental. The skill tree is exremely boring, builds are non-existent and pointless and anything works, metaprogression is confusing and does not feel meaningful.
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