Fit check
Is Journey to Incrementalia worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy incremental progression and automated battles
- Strategy fans who want to experiment with resettable skill builds
- Dark-fantasy players seeking a short quest with a defined ending
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long-form campaign rather than a short quest structured around breaking 99 walls
- Players who prefer direct, moment-to-moment combat over incremental growth, summoning, and automated battles
- Players looking for a realistic tone instead of whimsical side quests and dark fantasy presentation
Our take on Journey to Incrementalia
Rather than centering on direct combat encounters, the game makes accumulation the main structure: mana, minions, skills, and upgrades build toward each wall. Its 99-wall objective and resettable builds replace a conventional sequence of varied battles with repeated progression and experimentation.
What is Journey to Incrementalia?
Play as a necromancer on a short quest to reach the lost city of Incrementalia by destroying 99 walls.
Gather mana, upgrade abilities, cast spells, summon infernal minions, and combine skills, items, and abilities through an incremental auto-battler structure. The skill tree contains more than 100 options, including spells, minions, items, and abilities, and can be reset at any time for different builds. Side quests introduce Bonesley, a skeleton minion, while the story has a defined ending. New Game+ modes, legendary items, and prestige abilities add further progression. The game also includes a dark fantasy soundtrack inspired by DOS-era classics.
How Journey to Incrementalia plays
- 01Necromancer Progression
- Mana collection, upgrades, spells, and summoned minions drive the campaign toward the city's 99 walls.
- 02Large Skill Tree
- More than 100 skills, spells, items, and abilities can be discovered and combined.
- 03Resettable Builds
- Skills can be reset at any time to support different combinations.
- 04New Game Plus
- Additional modes include legendary items and prestige abilities.
- 05Side Quests
- Optional quests feature Bonesley, a skeleton minion connected to the game's story.
Journey to Incrementalia compared to similar games
Back to the Dawn focuses on investigating prison life, surviving among inmates, and escaping a facility, while Journey to Incrementalia centers on incremental upgrades, summoned minions, and breaking through 99 walls. Dungeon Defenders: Awakened combines cooperative action RPG play with tower defense, loot, pets, and character customization rather than a necromancer-led auto-battler progression loop.
Journey to Incrementalia: platforms & release
Is Journey to Incrementalia worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy incremental progression and automated battles. Skip it if: players seeking a long-form campaign rather than a short quest structured around breaking 99 walls.
Where can I download Journey to Incrementalia?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Journey to Incrementalia's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Journey to Incrementalia on?
Windows only.
