- September 8, 2023
- Mark Pil
INCREMENT
Platforms
About
INCREMENT is a VR game about increasing. Inspired by the classic gameplay of clicker and idle games, INCREMENT flips the genre on its head with an active, kinetic incremental experience. Push buttons, pull levers, and operate weird machines through trippy VR spaces on a journey to make numbers get bigger. Immerse yourself in a world where you can press a button. You have never pressed a button …






- Increment offers a unique and immersive VR experience that creatively blends incremental gameplay with engaging interactions.
- The game is short and sweet, providing a satisfying experience that doesn't overstay its welcome, making it perfect for quick play sessions.
- It's a free game that showcases excellent tactile mechanics and vibrant environments, making it a great introduction to VR for newcomers.
- The game is very short, leaving some players wanting more content and a longer experience.
- Some areas of the game feel cramped and lack engaging mechanics, particularly in the final act, which disappointed some players.
- There are noticeable performance issues and poor framerates in VR, which detracted from the overall experience for some users.
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its simplicity, making it accessible for newcomers to VR and allowing for quick sessions under 30 minutes. While most experiences focus on streamlined interactions, some players found the later levels lacking in engaging mechanics, particularly criticizing the third area for its disconnection from traditional gameplay elements. Overall, the game offers a mix of basic mechanics suitable for younger audiences alongside some storytelling elements, though not all areas are well-received.
“Since the mechanics are pretty simple to understand, it could be an easy game to introduce friends to VR without overwhelming them with mechanics, and it can be completed in less than 30 minutes if they aren’t sitting around for 5 minutes to get an achievement.”
“Most VR experiences have a very limited range of motions -- you look directly around you and interact with it in a couple of ways, keeping gameplay streamlined and simple.”
“There are some good storytelling elements and gameplay features.”
“Most VR experiences have a very limited range of motions -- you look directly around you and interact with it in a couple of ways, to keep gameplay streamlined and simple.”
“I did not particularly like the first area and I was really disappointed by the third area, which felt like it was gearing up for a music puzzle or something, but is actually just a bunch of noisemakers with no game mechanics connecting them.”
“Young audiences may appreciate some of the basic mechanics.”