Wildlife Planet: The Incremental

Boi, that game! First of all, I want to slap whoever implemented this music into the game. Second, it is not possible to keep pressing the buy button, but I have to click it again and again. As an example, the glorious idle game "Cell of Singularity" allows this. The developers should learn from that game. Third, there is a problem with VSYNC and I did not find an option to solve it. Fourth, why do I have to start from zero every time I solved a mission? This game might be fun for a 5 year old girl, or maybe Koreans are into the cuteness of it, I dunno. But it is not for me and I cannot recommend it.

Wildlife Planet: The Incremental by CapPlay Interactive Inc. takes the familiar structure of an incremental idle game and reframes it through a nature-focused lens, offering a gentler and more educational alternative to the genre’s usual themes of industry, space conquest, or abstract number growth. Instead of factories or galaxies, the game centers on the gradual discovery and cataloging of wildlife, inviting players to build a collection of species from across different ecosystems. This shift in theme gives the experience a more relaxed and contemplative tone, positioning it as something closer to a digital nature journal than a traditional clicker. The gameplay follows a well-established incremental loop, beginning with active input and gradually transitioning into automated progression. Players initially interact directly to generate resources, unlocking species and upgrading their output, but over time the systems become increasingly self-sustaining. The sense of growth is steady and predictable, driven by upgrades that improve efficiency and expand access to new environments. While the mechanics themselves are standard for the genre, the pacing is handled in a way that makes…

[quote][b][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microtransaction]Warning: In-Game Cash Shop[/url][/b] This game is infested with a toxic mobile app style cash shop. You will be prompted to and expected to give money/credit card details to the developers through this cash shop to buy in-game goods so you can play the game. Note: The cash shop may or may not be disabled at the time of this review.[/quote] Wildlife Planet: The Incremental isn't really a proper game, it's just a lazy 2D browser/Flash-tier "number incrementer" game where the object of the game is to increase the in-game currency by clicking, and sometimes buying things that increase the rate at which your currency/score goes up. It's an incredibly shallow game loop, to the point you might as well just run a program that does "i=i+1; print i" and watch the numbers go up automatically, and just watch it. You'd get the exact same outcome. If this sounds completely mindless, you're not wrong. It's obvious this was just intended to be a mobile scam... in-game currencies are all over the place, and it's clear you are/were expected to pay real cash money to the mobile devs behind this garbage so you can keep playing. Tha…

I do reccomend the game, if you're into Idle Games. The Graphics are cute, the gameplay is similar to most Idle Games on any platform and its easy to understand. A huge nogo for me is, that you have to have the game in the center. You cannot minimize it or play anything else meanwhile, because the game freezes when I click somewhere else but the game. There will be progress, but not as much as if it was open. The music stops as well, which is triggering me on another level. Offline-Progress should be there, when the game is completely closed, nut when its running in the background. Like that its not playable for me. Overall as I said, I really like the graphics, the sound is calming (if you don't like it, just mute it) but i can't play it, because i never have an idle game open as main game, they always run in the background. If the publisher fixes this, I will give it a thumbs up.

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I definitely recommend getting this game on sale, seeing as it's always been free (as far as I know) on the googleplay app store. I loved this game when I was younger and I am glad to keep enjoying it.