Grimoire Incremental

Great game overall where you constantly need to change strategies and good content. My number 1 complaint by far is that some parts of the game require thousands of taps. So you can either tap and hold for hours or click like a madman and get carpal tunnel… There is an autoclick mechanic that comes far too late. The easiest way to solve this would be to add upgrades that increase the efficiency of tap and hold

It remind me of Witch Hat Atelier wich i love

I don't know how they did it, but when my progress slows down I get confused and think that I should just give up, but then I rebirth (whatever it's called) and I do one thing different and it has massive changes. definitely not for people who like a lot of colors and visuals because this game has black white and blue, and some symbols. very beautifully simple

the progress feels good and engaging, wether your tapping like your life depends on it or if you forgot about the game for three days, one o favorite idle games in a long time

Before I lost my phone my progress on this game was far, I unlocked artifacts and unlocked the three choices after the buying mansion and water the other two choices were, and since I was mostly idle I would pick my second choice as 100% per artifact created ever and I even managed to get my comprehension to 4.27k, and when I lost my phone, since my Game Center showed up for achievements and stuff I assumed that I’ll be able to keep my progress on another phone, well it turns out I couldn’t keep it and I’m not gonna lie, I’m kinda upset bout it. I’m conclusion: It doesn’t save Progress between phones, so don’t lose ur phone

I played this game for a full year, and I love it. While its minimalist aesthetic may not be for everyone, it is for me. Grimoire is the perfect incremental game. I love how you get to strategize for tapping or for idle. There are no ads except for a single optional one for a 2.5x boost that lasts an entire 4 hours after you opt into a 30 second ad. This game respects you. Here’s the greatest thing this game did for me, though. I used to pick my nails all the time. My cuticles were a war zone. But I spent that year playing Grimoire, and somewhere along the way, I lost my bad habit. It had been replaced by tap tap tapping. Even after not having played for a while (I got to my goal of beating the game from reset to all achievements in under an hour), the habit hasn’t come back. Grimoire Idle is the reason my fingernails grow out now. I was surprised when I learned that and I’m still so thankful now

What does all followers gain mean? Does it mean you get more followers or your followers generate more?

incredibly dull and even more repetitive than the average incremental game. you either sit there tapping endlessly for very little gain, or have to just stop playing and come back hours later to get enough for an upgrade. i thought “well ill just see how it goes if i keep playing” it goes nowhere lol. its the same thing until the end of that game and it isn’t even enjoyable to begin with. bonus points for creativity and aesthetic, minus points for the least depth in any incremental game ive played. even the og cookie clicker is much better . sorry !

This is one of the best idle incremental games I’ve ever played. You start off pretty slow but what really makes it unique is that you can choose your own path. You can go for a more tap oriented style or idle oriented. There are various spells and powerful combinations. The only problem I have is that certain things aren’t explained what they do. For example the prophet evolution says it increases follower rune gain by the number of followers. Yet it doesn’t specify what kind of rune gain. Idle? Tap? What about increasing followers itself? It leads to be confused about what certain paths even do. I think you should add a “more details” part you can click and view about individual pathways. Otherwise it’s a really good game.

Fun at first. Then I had to time travel 100 years to get anyway on this game.