IGTAP: an Incremental Game That's Also a Platformer · published
Hi everyone, i am very excited to announce IGTAP will be participating in Steam next fest: June 2026. Next fest runs between the 15th and 22nd of June, and IGTAP will see Further updates ahead of it.
Last Friday, on the 5th June, IGTAP received a major update: a demo extension. For those of you who haven't completed it, doing so will reward you with a raffle code, to enter a draw where 25 lucky winners will receive a free copy of IGTAP!
On the 15th, coinciding with the launch of next fest, IGTAP will be updated with hard mode, a difficult update that will test players to their limits and beyond. Accessing this mode requires a completion of the new demo.
Since thousands of games will be participating in this next fest, i wanted to shout-out a few participating devs who are both my friends and have really fun games. If you like incremental games, you’ll love them!
The Fox Knocks is working on his uh, 3rd? 4th? incremental game, and this one is very interesting to me. It's a mixture of incremental mechanics with genuinely engaging survivors-like gameplay. For those of you who liked that IGTAP was an incremental game that required skill, you'll love Kin and Conquest. And if you're after something a little more chill, Kin and Conquest has an automatic mode, too, for slower but less demanding gameplay. Play the demo now! it's fun!
This one is greater than the sum of its already-great parts; you play as a little Amongus bean with a flamethrower, moving through small rooms and torching the ever-growing mass of flesh. Your oxygen tank depletes constantly, even faster while you're firing (get it) your flamethrower. There's an expansive upgrade system that redefines how you engage with the demo as you progress through it, and a mysterious story to keep you engaged. Try it out now! The demo is live!
This game is a mixture of genres i love. it's got a bit of Forager, a bit of Factorio, and a bit of Hypixel Skyblock. While your factory works, you head off into a classic incremental minigame called "the dark thicket" which is just so well made. The game has a mysterious story that drives you forward, an ever-present goal in the lighthouse that looms in the skybox, and a very, very pretty artstyle. Try it out now! There's a demo live!