Incremental Epic Breakers

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Incremental Epic Breakers is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Hapiwaku and was released on March 17, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

Incremental Idle Breakout Japanese Anime RPG! Explore the vast map (~ 10^21 meters) through breaking many blocks and defend your base from various monsters!

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Audience ScoreBased on 57 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The game features engaging pixel graphics and offers a variety of mechanics for progression, including prestige, artifacts, and guilds.
Players appreciate the initial pacing and resource generosity, making early gameplay feel rewarding and enjoyable.
There is a depth to the game that can be satisfying for players who enjoy optimizing builds and seeing numerical growth.

The game suffers from a convoluted interface that can be confusing for new players, requiring time to understand its mechanics.
As players progress, the game becomes grind-heavy, with significant time investment needed for meaningful advancement.
Many quality of life features are locked behind premium currency, making it feel pay-to-win and detracting from the overall experience.

gameplay
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
54%
23%
Gameplay in the game starts off engaging and well-paced, offering a satisfying experience, but players soon encounter significant flaws that hinder progression and diminish the sense of achievement. While the game features a mix of idle and active mechanics that can appeal to those seeking complexity, some find the mechanics overly complicated and lacking in innovation. Developers are actively working on improvements, including a better tutorial system to enhance understanding of the gameplay.
- “In the embryonic stages, the game shows great promise; it's engaging, and progression is satisfyingly paced, making initial gameplay genuinely enjoyable.”
- “I like the complexity and unfolding aspect without too much stuff thrown at you at the start; most mechanics are easy to understand, and there are more and easier ways to earn epic coins.”
- “If you want a game that takes months to play, with both idle and active gameplay, then this should be on your list.”
- “One hits an invisible wall where the gameplay doesn't just plateau, it plummets.”
- “This isn't just a mere setback in gameplay; it's a systemic flaw that robs dedicated players of a sense of closure and accomplishment.”
- “If you are looking for a good game, there are plenty of other options that don't have over-complicated mechanics to them.”
story
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game is primarily driven by missions and challenges, which become more engaging as players delve into the crafting system. However, many users express frustration with automation features being locked behind a premium shop, particularly mission retries and tours, which they feel should be accessible after completing missions. Additionally, some quests can be excessively difficult, especially when players purchase higher quest rarity.
- “If you buy quest rarity, the quests you get are practically impossible to complete by a normal human.”
- “The missions are the first start, but it really gets fun with the challenges and as you really start to use the crafting system.”
- “There is block breaking, mission and challenge.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy of "Incremental Epic Breakers" is heavily criticized as a blatant cash grab, featuring overpriced DLC and a pervasive mobile app cash shop that detracts from the overall experience. Reviewers express frustration over the convoluted mechanics and poor performance, suggesting that the game's monetization tactics overshadow its potential and waste players' time.
- “Incremental Epic Breakers is a nasty cash grab scam, another 'idler' game that weirdly chooses to have needlessly convoluted rules to achieve the same 'n = n + 1' outcome every clicker/idler has.”
- “We know this is a scam because the greed of scammers shines through veneers much less flimsy than this one. They want fifty dollars from you just for the empty DLC, but this is also infested with a nasty mobile app cash shop. This disgusting cash grab stuff attached to an almost-nothing game is a complete waste of gamers' time.”
- “Frame rates drop as if they're weighed down by virtual anchors, and the game elements that once sparkled with potential begin to fizzle out, leaving behind a void that no amount of DLC or in-game purchases can fill.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and frustrating, as it demands excessive clicking and attention to multiple tasks. Many feel that these repetitive activities are primarily designed to encourage the purchase of in-game currency for automation, detracting from the overall enjoyment.
- “The game requires thousands of clicks, demanding attention on multiple fronts and involving many annoying and tedious tasks, which seem primarily designed to sell epic coins for automating these tasks.”
- “Grinding in this game feels excessive, with repetitive actions that drain the enjoyment out of gameplay.”
- “The constant need to grind for resources makes the experience feel more like a chore than a game.”