IGTAP: an Incremental Game That's Also a Platformer

You play a platformer whose short courses also power an incremental economy. Completing a course earns currency, and your fastest recorded run can be repeated by clones to generate income while you play or wait.

Spend resources on production upgrades, more clones, and movement abilities. New abilities open routes and courses, and can make earlier courses faster to complete for better earnings. You can also explore the world for hidden bonuses.

Later progression adds more currencies, reset-based upgrades, and areas with different movement constraints. These systems extend the loop of completing courses, building income, and upgrading your way forward.

Players who enjoy the game often praise its unusual mix of platforming and incremental progression, especially how improving course times increases earnings and gives them a reason to revisit levels after unlocking movement abilities. Reviews also highlight the responsive movement, challenge, and satisfaction of finding faster routes. A recurring criticism is that later progression can slow into repeated course resets and long waits; some players also dislike changes to movement abilities and find later upgrade areas difficult to navigate. Some reviews note that the ability-change issue was adjusted in updates.