Games made by Kuzzi
Numbers go up. The interesting part is figuring out why, and how to make them go up faster.
Latest project
Climb out of the trash and fight your way back to the artist who rejected you. Defeat sketches, steal their strengths, and begin a months-long incremental journey through an ever-growing web of stats, upgrades, prestige layers, automation, and absurd numbers. Easy to start, hard to master.
Incremental autobattler Months of play
First Project
Blends strategic resource management, quirky humor, and endless surprises. The game gradually unveils intricate mechanics, powerful multipliers, and meme-filled upgrades - perfect for players who love optimizing, strategizing, and solving puzzles.
Idle strategy Months of play
Because one timeline wasn’t enough
Strategic incremental roguelite set in a dystopian future, where every run pushes you deeper into uncharted territory. Level up, battle iconic bosses, and navigate intricate resource systems filled with surprises, each decision reshaping your journey into the unknown.
Incremental roguelite Weeks of play
Because I like opening card packs
An incremental collectible card game built around the thrill of discovery - poke the black hole and see what card it spits out. Relax and savor each pull as you chase rare finds and unlock fun facts, capturing that nostalgic pack-opening rush.
CCG Incremental Weeks of play
Because Math
Start with one and climb through five growth laws to a power tower of a million tens. Discover number names, publish permanent proofs, solve conjectures, and watch your growth unfold on linear, logarithmic, and tower-height graphs.
Mathematical incremental Hours of play
For the Environment
This one was made very quickly as an April Fool's joke. Fairly straightforward and short game.
Environmental idle Hours of play
A hobby, with a lot of math
I'm Kuzzi. I build these games outside of my full-time job because I love incremental games, math, and the moment a complicated problem finally clicks. Mostly, I'm making the games I want to play and sharing them with anyone who enjoys the same kind of puzzle.
This is a passion project, with no investors to answer to and zero pay-to-win. I'd rather give you an interesting decision than sell you the solution.
Every web version is 100% free to play. The full version of Rejected Draft will be sold on Steam; you can try the generously long demo there or play a modified version here for free.