Trimps is one of the first idle incremental games I've played, 7 years ago. It's also the last one I still regularly play. I don't know what it is about boxes changing colors that's so captivating - perhaps it is activating the same neurons that used to enjoy staring at the old Win 95 Defrag Tool for hours on end?

And now, after all this time, it is so much more than that. The game now has years of content. At the beginning you will be actively playing, and learning all the mechanics. Over time, you will automate most of the actions, and the game will start challenging your management skills, constantly giving you new problems to solve. Whenever you think "surely it'll be done soon?", there will be something new.

For fans of idle/incremental games, I wholeheartedly recommend this game.

Trimps is one of the first idle incremental games I've played, 7 years ago. It's also the last one I still regularly play. I don't know what it is about boxes changing colors that's so captivating - perhaps it is activating the same neurons that used to enjoy staring at the old Win 95 Defrag Tool for hours on end? And now, after all this time, it is so much more than that. The game now has years of content. At the beginning you will be actively playing, and learning all the mechanics. Over time, you will automate most of the actions, and the game will start challenging your management skills, constantly giving you new problems to solve. Whenever you think "surely it'll be done soon?", there will be something new. For fans of idle/incremental games, I wholeheartedly recommend this game.