$2.99Is Incredicer worth it?
Incredicer is worth it if…
- you want a small incremental game you can finish in a few sittings
- you like numbers going up without pressure, timers or failure states
- you enjoy the feel of rolling dice and don't mind clicking
- you want something to run in the background while you do other things
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Roll, earn, automate
The loop is simple and it works: dice land, money ticks up, and you spend that money on more dice. Silver, gold and emerald dice pay out more than the plain ones, and helper hands take over the rolling so your income keeps climbing while you do something else. Rolling itself is the fun part. The clicks feel responsive, the sound effects land just right, and as your dice pile grows the screen fills with particle effects. There are active skills too, for moments when you want to push the numbers yourself. It is a calm, low-pressure game: nothing punishes you, nothing times out, and the dice just keep coming.
What should you know before playing?
Do you have to keep clicking the whole time?
No. Helper hands automate your rolling once you buy them, and there is an idle mode you unlock through the skill tree. A tip from people who played it: make unlocking dark matter upgrades and idle mode an early goal, then the game mostly runs itself and you check in to spend what it earned.
What do you actually spend your money on?
Two things. Dark matter, a second currency the dice also produce, feeds the skill tree, where upgrades raise dice values and unlock new branches. Money comes fast, dark matter comes slow, so the real decisions are about which tree upgrades to reach for first.
