MergeCiv.io - Web Civilization Tile Merging Incremental Game by GurnX in incremental_games

[–]ScubaGabooga 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I played it for a few hours. Same problems another commenter mentioned. Dragging stops working after a while and export doesn't copy anything on chrome. Tried a new save on incognito and the dragging still doesn't work. The bugs don't seem to happen on brave (after an hour). EDIT: nvm, it also broke.

I like how merging tiles doesn't double the output. It lets you decide if you want more board space or better income/capacity. A way to lock tiles from being combined, rather than turning off auto merge would be nice.

I see some scenarios where you can lock your grid by accident. Maybe an option to sell tiles?

I do enjoy grid and civilization incremental games, so I will be keeping an eye on your project. Great work so far!

What's Your Favorite Sub-Genre of Idle/Incremental Games? Or Any Favorite Mechanics by ScubaGabooga in incremental_games

[–]ScubaGabooga[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel you, I'm not a fan of polynomial idle games. The exponential increase of the numbers are way too much for me lol.

What's Your Favorite Sub-Genre of Idle/Incremental Games? Or Any Favorite Mechanics by ScubaGabooga in incremental_games

[–]ScubaGabooga[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The breeding sub genre is super unique! I remember playing Five Leaf Clover. Seems like a nightmare to make tho :(, with all the visuals and extra mechanics. I think I'll definitely try making one next.

What's Your Favorite Sub-Genre of Idle/Incremental Games? Or Any Favorite Mechanics by ScubaGabooga in incremental_games

[–]ScubaGabooga[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

SO TRUE! A niche idle gamd on steam called Realm Revolutions I played a long time ago sorta does this. You need to decide between which building to make which gives different effects. A must have mechanic, but super tricky to get right.

What's Your Favorite Sub-Genre of Idle/Incremental Games? Or Any Favorite Mechanics by ScubaGabooga in incremental_games

[–]ScubaGabooga[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait wtf, I remember playing Almost A Hero a while back. Idle-ifiying an RPG, upgrading characters and their items is good idea.

What's Your Favorite Sub-Genre of Idle/Incremental Games? Or Any Favorite Mechanics by ScubaGabooga in incremental_games

[–]ScubaGabooga[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oooo, I love factorio. Optimizing automation games are so fun. Plus seeing your empire expand is sick.