Orc Incremental, a Warcraft II-style auto-battler, lands on Steam
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Orc Incremental, a Warcraft II-style auto-battler, lands on Steam

Alexandre Alexandre Jollier
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Orc Incremental just landed on Steam. This blend of auto-battler and incremental RPG plunges you into an assumed Warcraft II aesthetic, where you build an orc warband, optimize your formations and trigger Dark Rebirths to restart progression.

Orc Incremental has been released on Steam. The concept blends auto-battler and incremental RPG with an aesthetic that openly borrows from Warcraft II. You build up an orc warband, optimize your formations, pull units and totems in a light gacha style, and when progress stalls, you trigger a Dark Rebirth: a full run reset in exchange for permanent bonuses and new unlocks. It's the genre's classic infinite-progression-loop format, but with an RTS coat of paint that's a nice change from the endless pixel-art clickers.

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Key takeaways

  • An incremental auto-battler with the visual DNA of Warcraft II, not run-of-the-mill pixel art.
  • You manage formations, unit recruitment and totems via a light gacha system.
  • The Dark Rebirth mechanic offers strategic resets that unlock permanent content and cumulative bonuses.
  • Available now on Steam, the game delivers a well-crafted infinite progression loop.

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