Infinite Progression
Prestosilver · 2021 · Casual, Point & Click, Sandbox, Incremental, Idler
PC
9 user reviews33% · 9
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About Infinite Progression
Procedural Generation
The game is formatted as a list of modules, all in a stack, These modules all interact with the ones above. Once you make 10000 currency, you can buy another module. This module will be randomly picked, yet with a seed, you can play the same sequence every time.
Never Ending
Incremental games have always had an end, whether it is because the effort to go on is impossible to put forth, or because the end is predefined, but not with this one. Every module in the base game is designed to allow you to play the game indefinitely.
High Replayability
Play the game with whatever combinations of mods you want. Mods can range from boosts to generators, to Plus-Mode where you can choose the next module.
Easy To Learn Modding System With A Growing API
Don't think there are enough modules in the game, just make another. With a python plugin system and a built-in mod maker, you can do anything you want. It doesn't end there, the majority of what future updates will contribute to the API of the game, making it easier to do what you would like.
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 0 of 1 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
$0.99
to own everything
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
So, I bought this game as a quick idle fix. It seems to be something along the lines of The Prestige Tree and its offshoots, and I enjoyed those, so I was hoping it would give me at least a couple of hours of enjoyment for the 1 buck price. It gave me maybe 10 minutes. To begin with, this game has no content *at all* pre-packaged with it. All of its generator types and tiers and upgrades are based on Steam workshop. Luckily, the game comes with 5 base mods. Unluckily, those are the only 5 mods the game has. So the "example" content is the only content the game even has at base. This already struck me as a bad sign, but who knows, maybe it'll be good. So let's talk about those mods, then, since they're the content. Mod 1 is a basic currency. The last currency you unlocked can be transferred into this new currency, at a rate that is never explained. (This will become a recurring issue, believe me.) You can also increase total income of it by clicking an X button, at a price and effect that is never explained. You can ALSO auto-generate said currency by clicking a G button, at a rate and price which is yet again never explained. So, basic as can be, but with an ominous undertone…15 found this helpful
This game is incredible and has great potential. This is exactly the type of infinite game i want. Only wish i could code tho xD. This game is going to probably try to learn some basic coding. Can't wait to see what the future of this game will be.7 found this helpful
Great game.2 found this helpful
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game would be good if you knew how to code and if people put mods in the workshop and as of now, not really worth any money.
This version should still be in internal alpha. It barely functions. As far as I can tell, the plan was to have RNG grab modules to mix up the idle concept. Forcing you to face the fact that the workshop is empty... so this isn't ready to be sold or played. I guess you can play with the 5 ♥♥♥♥♥♥ modules that come as free DLC. But if a 0.99 cent idle game looked like this no one would have played it. The UI lacks any useful information. How much am I paying for an upgrade? Do I even realize I just bought something, how many do i already have? What is the bonus? What is going on at all... I think a sandbox engine for incrementals has merit, but this is too structured to be this incomplete at release let alone a year later.
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