Wild Growth

Wild Growth is the best simulator of MMO healing in existence! I first heard of this Incremental game, made by Swedish indie developers, from the YouTuber "Idle cub". The beautiful pixel art aesthetic and genuinely fun gameplay had me interested from day one. The campaign is not that long but gets progressively harder and rewards experimentation and team composition. Another great factor is the prestige system that lets us play challenging and endlessly. This game expertly translates how it feels to manage or "babysit" a team and think like a MMO healer. Anyone who played MMORPG's like WoW, knows that to truly play the game one needs to play as either the Tank or the Healer. Both roles that require actual skill and experience! (unlike the DD's who boringly stand still like trees in fire and do their single-macro rotation just to measure their bih-dih numbers...pathetic play style) Wild Growth makes you experience what it's like to be such an experienced healer! By the late game, in endless mode, the player is actually kept on edge and starts feeling like a bullet hell. I've checked out other healer type games like "Looking for Heals", "Healed To Death" and "Mini Healer" but the…

I absolutely love games where you get to play as the healer. Short, simple, and a great example of the incremental genre. If you enjoy keeping everyone alive while watching the numbers go up, this one is for you.

it’s okay but i didn’t like it enough to play the prestige mode

A great incremental. Progress is quite well paced, and you have the option to try out different combos. It takes a bit over 3 hours to complete the main game mode. There are a few extra game modes after that, which ramps up enemy HP and DMG, but the skill tree works differently there, so the first stage (bronze) was actually more fun than the main game mode. A very easy recommend for 3-4 bucks! I see myself replaying this in the future, without a doubt!

good game

It's very nice in the beginning, but oh my how boring the last half is. Just doing the same thing again and again to up some numbers so that I can do the same thing again. I'm at the last step but I don't think I'll persevere.