A procedurally generated skill tree that never ends. You fire automatically and keep scaling forever.

Incremental Infinity is an abstract idle game where your number is everything. It is your health and your size at once, so the bigger it gets, the larger and stronger you become. Waves of enemy numbers keep growing to match you. Your character fires on its own, and the only thing you really control is the skill tree, which the game generates procedurally and which never ends. You push outward by unlocking new sectors of that tree and adding fresh upgrades to the pool, then shaping a build from them. Quests hand out extra resources. A single defeat drops your number back to 1, but you keep your upgrades, so each restart climbs faster. Ascending unlocks permanent upgrades and raises XP gain. You can play in full screen, or shrink it into a side window and leave it running while you do something else. The full game came out on Steam in July 2026 after a demo period. It suits players who like hands-off number growth and tinkering with a build more than fast action.
Took on the infinite, procedurally generated skill tree — don't try to 100% it.
WatchIncremental Infinity costs $3.74 on Steam.
Incremental Infinity is available on Steam.
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