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A jam submission

Decrement the Earth!View game page

Use a grey goo to conquer the Earth and reduce it to nothing!
Submitted by DizziestDaisy — 1 day, 6 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity#11913.9853.985
Enjoyment#14593.6413.641
Narrative#18843.1073.107
Audio#52222.6412.641
Artwork#61482.6952.695

Ranked from 131 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game fit the theme?
Instead of counting up in most incremental games, here we are counting down, thereby reducing the mass of the Earth to 0.

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
Credits are available in-game.

(Optional) What would you like to be called if GMTK features your game?
Daisy (she/her)

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Submitted

I don't know what i'm doing, but I cannot progress in this game, so I don't enjoy this, sorry.

Submitted

Awesome job, this game was super addicting I couldn't stop

Submitted

Awesome game. I loved every second of it. The way the audio disintegrates, the progression, watching your seeds explode and seeing the simulation run. ITS SO GOOD. THANKS FOR MAKING THIS.

Submitted

Fun twist on the genre. Would have been fun to have a bit more agency other than clicking a starting pixel, but a solid entry for a jam!

Submitted

felt lowk evil eating the world, good game!

Submitted

A decremental. Brilliant. Watching the goo creep across the map is properly satisfying and I lost more time to this than I meant to. Music did start to grate after a while, might be worth a longer loop. Really fun though!

Check out my game if you get a chance, a chess roguelike called Final Gambit: /jam/gmtk-jam-2026/rate/4813276

Submitted

Fun concept, a bit laggy though, and the first 3 or 4 refreshes of the page I didn't get the "start decrementing button", but I kept trying because there must have been a reason it was high in the popular list. It is satisfying to see it grow, but I would balance better the costs of stuff, there are some tries that I don't really buy anything and it stalls a bit the game. 

Submitted

Earth decremented succesfully

Submitted

absolute master piece it was fun increasing the scale of the game GG

Submitted (1 edit)

Really enjoyed this one!

Submitted

fun take on the theme! music is kinda bad BUT it makes up for everything through the satisfaction of seeing my masses of what i assume is paperclips spread out to eat the world. Nice entry :3

Submitted

Going from a few pixels to swallowing the whole screen is super satisfying, nice entry!

Submitted

Game isnt loading for me for some reason ;/

Submitted

Very interesting game idea! Maybe all Skynet wanted was some paperclips.

Submitted

Great Idea, It is really fun and addicting to play, Good Job!

Submitted

Fantastic work here! Love the idea of a "decremental". Reminds me of classic CoolMathGames and Flash projects. Really cool :)

Man, this game! This GAME! You think I love it? Do you? Do YOU?
Let me tell you, my friend: before I met this game, I didn't know what love was. I didn't know squat!

But now? Watching that screen turn white? Watching my goo find a way between the rocks? Watching it map out the bridges in London afraid of the water? But not for long >D

A freakin masterpiece, this is! Yes, it does lag a bit on the browser, and that background is like "What? Why?" (but also, I get it?), but I haven't felt that kind of lightning since I was a hormone-addled teenager.

Would I love it even more if it was fleshed out a bit more? Focusing a bit more on strategic starting points, getting that mould to solve that maze more efficiently? Making the upgrade system a bit more either-ory, feeding into that strategy? Adding some more levels and letting you choose where to go as you increase in scale? Yes, I think I would. Then again, does it really matter wether Infinity just increased a bit?


"Once it managed to reach below the crust, the billonaire bunkers where the first to go"

very loud and confusing. 

I really enjoyed this! two notes: the music got very grating after a bit, and the background of the upgrades menu was distracting. really nice work though!

Submitted

Satisfying!

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