About Outliers: Incrementum
Outliers: Incrementum is an incremental RPG about a group of young adventurers who leave their remote village and set out to climb the tower that looms over it, from the bottom floor to the peak.
Combat works like Fruit Ninja with a mouse. You sweep the cursor across monsters to cut them down, clear every enemy in the room, and keep your brother, who stands in the middle, alive while you do it. You spend what you earn on upgrades, and there are boss battles along the way.
This web build is an early playtest that takes about an hour. It's made in Godot with pixel art, and you can play Outliers: Incrementum online here with a mouse.
How to Play Outliers: Incrementum
- Press New Game on the title screen.
- Sweep the mouse across monsters to slash them, Fruit Ninja style.
- Clear every monster in the room to move on.
- Keep enemies away from your brother in the center. Protecting him is part of every fight.
- Spend your earnings on upgrades and keep climbing.
What to Expect in Outliers: Incrementum
Outliers: Incrementum mixes the quick, hands-on feel of a slashing game with the steady build of an incremental RPG. Each room is a short burst of action, and the upgrades are what make the next, tougher room manageable.
The whole run takes about an hour, with boss battles along the way. As an early playtest, some parts are rough or still changing.
Tips for Outliers: Incrementum
- Keep your swipes close to your brother when the room fills up, since he's the one you're protecting.
- Try long sweeps through groups of monsters rather than short jabs at single targets.
- Spend on upgrades as soon as they're affordable. The incremental side is what carries you up the tower.
- Use a mouse rather than a trackpad. Fast, wide sweeps are much easier with a real mouse.
- Play Outliers: Incrementum free in a single sitting. The whole playtest takes about an hour.
Who Made Outliers: Incrementum
Outliers: Incrementum was made by ipponi, who released it on itch.io. It was built in the Godot engine, and this version is an early playtest. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Outliers: Incrementum page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Outliers: Incrementum free?
Yes. Outliers: Incrementum is free to play here in your browser, with no download and no account. Press New Game and you're slashing monsters within seconds. The web version is an early playtest with about an hour of play, and a Windows version also exists.
How do you play Outliers: Incrementum?
You slash monsters by sweeping the mouse across them, a bit like slicing fruit in Fruit Ninja. Clear every monster in the room while keeping your brother, who stands in the center, safe. Spend what you earn on upgrades, take on bosses, and keep climbing the tower.
What is the goal in Outliers: Incrementum?
The goal in Outliers: Incrementum is to climb the tower from its base to its peak. Along the way you clear rooms of monsters, protect your brother in the middle of each fight, face bosses and use upgrades to keep up with tougher enemies.
Who made Outliers: Incrementum?
Outliers: Incrementum was made by ipponi and released on itch.io. It's built in Godot with pixel art. FunClicker did not create the game. We embed the creator's own playtest build, and the credit link on this page goes to the original release.
Can I play Outliers: Incrementum on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook with a mouse works, as Outliers: Incrementum runs in a browser tab and plays by moving the mouse. A trackpad is harder to use for fast sweeps, and a phone is a weaker fit, since the game was designed around mouse play on a computer screen.
Is Outliers: Incrementum unblocked at school?
Outliers: Incrementum needs only a browser tab, with no download, plugin or login. Whether it opens on a school or library network depends on that network's filter, which we do not control. If the game loads on your connection, press New Game and you can play.
Is Outliers: Incrementum finished?
No. The web version of Outliers: Incrementum is an early playtest, so expect some rough edges and parts that may change. It still holds about an hour of play, from the first room to the end of the current build, which is a good amount for a free browser session.
Is Outliers: Incrementum like Fruit Ninja?
The combat is. You slash monsters by sweeping the mouse across them, much like slicing fruit. The difference is that Outliers: Incrementum adds a brother to protect, rooms to clear, bosses to beat and upgrades that build up over the climb, which turns it into an incremental RPG.
