Games like IGTAP: an Incremental Game That's Also a Platformer

Steam reviews

What players say

Most players recommend this blend of platforming and incremental play, praising tight movement and optimisation, but many say the late game becomes a slow grind.

Many players enjoy the tight platforming and the satisfaction of shaving seconds off courses, which in turn raises the clone income that runs while they are away. Players like that the idle part rewards skill rather than waiting, and that the early courses and new movement techniques keep introducing fresh ideas. Many complaints concern the later half, which players describe as repetitive: repeated course runs, slow progression and a long grind for late upgrades. Some players object to the forced omni-directional dash that replaces double jump, and a few note unclear mechanics and controller issues. Recent reviews are more critical of the second half than the older helpful ones, and some reviewers say the developer quickly fixed early problems. Steam's totals are clearly positive, but the criticism of the late game is consistent.

Who it suits

Players who enjoy both precision platformers and incremental or idle games, and who like optimising runs, will find the most to like here.

Who should skip it

Players who want a mostly idle game or dislike repeating the same courses over and over should probably skip it, since the late game is grindy.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with short playtimes mostly praise the early courses and feel the grind has not started yet, while players past 20 hours more often complain about repetition and slow progression in the late game.

Summarised by AI from 79 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.