Recursive
Xero · 2026 · Incremental, Strategy, Casual, Idler, Simulation
PC
Mostly Positive78% · 36
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About Recursive
Recursive is a recursive incremental game about helping your kingdom survive by building yourself into something unstoppable. You start by clicking enemies for XP, then you turn that into upgrades that unlock more systems, more currencies, and more ways to scale.Unlock towns with their own minigames and progression, route their output back into your build, and keep feeding everything into your knights growing power. The loop is the point: every system exists to strengthen another.FEATURES
- Click enemies, fight bosses, and push progression
- Unlock towns with unique minigames and currencies
- Build compounding upgrade loops that reshape your run
- Craft and equip gear to power up your Giant
- And so much more!
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 0 of 1 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
$4.19
to own everything
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
fun little grinder.. need to read some skill texts, play some mini games and grind for 100%.. took me 22h, but could have been faster..1 found this helpful
Very fun game, and the dev is active with fixing any issues quickly.1 found this helpful
quit worthy grind curves, questionable default and optional essences(extended secondary and tertiary currencies)
Banger of a game. I think they expect you to use an auto-clicker. There seems to be click cap and sometimes Otto can't get the job done without upgrades. I played a lot of incrementals recently, this is the last one I am still playing. If you are a autoclick incremental game-breaker freak like me, don't bother with the demo, just buy it - it will tick all your boxes. And it has item crafting, as in 'you already tried that' style recipe development, for better equipment. I'm in love.
It's pretty fun. I'm not a fan of the mining minigame or how the tree is designed (there's an 'updgrade' that actually makes it harder to get the full clear bonus, for example), but it's pretty good otherwise.
I do enjoy these incremental games but this one I only played it for completion sake. The main flaw (for me) is a combination of that the upgrades take too long and doing nothing you don't feel they have any impact. The next thing is the balance of all the (too many) features, e.g. Tower defence and tower attack and that horrid mining. Instead of one good and thought out mini game you have 3 ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ones - fun not found. The last thing I want to write about is the background, it would have been nice if the background had even the tiniest of animation, e.g. stars sparkling or fading in and out, sky/clouds moving, trees moving in the wind or any kind of weather? To make the infinitesimal small world a bit lively. That reminds me in some of the tower defence levels you can see the trees are not cleanly copy pasted and you have a vertical light green line next to many of them. In the end I spend ~55h playing a different game or watching a series until all achievements popped hardly found any enjoyment and will uninstall after review,
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