Upload Simulator

Nice little incremental game. It could use a bit of a tutorial perhaps but it's easy enough to pick up. One thing I like is that in the options you can turn a bunch of stuff off which is handy when things speed up and get massively hectic! It's got a lovely chill soundtrack, the progression felt really smooth, it was satisfying to play, and pretty easy to get all the achievements. The 56 hours gameplay is probably around a dozen hours of active play and the rest is letting the game idle in the background.

the game can be fun but when you play it for a longer time ist not fun anymore and for 4$ its ok if you have nothing else to do

Upload Simulator takes one of the most ordinary activities imaginable—transferring files across the internet—and turns it into a surprisingly engaging incremental management game. Developed and published by EnigmaDev Studios, the game embraces the philosophy that even the simplest concept can become addictive when paired with meaningful progression systems. At first glance, the idea of spending hours managing uploads and downloads may sound absurd, but the game quickly demonstrates why idle and incremental titles continue to attract dedicated audiences. Through constant upgrades, expanding technology trees, and increasingly complex systems, Upload Simulator transforms a mundane task into a satisfying journey of digital growth. The gameplay begins with humble limitations. Transfer speeds are slow, storage capacity is restricted, and resources arrive at a modest pace. Players earn currency and reputation by handling file transfers, gradually reinvesting those earnings into better equipment and improved infrastructure. This early stage is intentionally restrained, allowing players to appreciate every upgrade. The difference between the starting setup and the advanced systems unlocked…

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Fun little clicker.. ADHD overload so I was glued to the game till it was done.

Good idle game. About 24 hours of active play time. I don't like that it has more achievements in game than on Steam.