Grind Grid

Forge Team

A pixel-art incremental clicker-idler where 96 monsters and 32 idle blocks each level up independently. Hover your mouse — damage fires on its own. Prestige, evolutions, perks, tiers, and hundreds of upgrades. How far can you push the numbers?

Instant PlayNo download, stream instantly

Overview

Before you lies a grid of 96 cells. Behind each one — a monster with its own health, stats and rewards. Hover your cursor, and damage is dealt automatically. No clicking required. Kill it — earn money and XP. Unlock the next cell. Repeat until the numbers become obscene.

How It Works

  • Hover-based damage. No button mashing. Keep your cursor on a monster and the system strikes at fixed intervals on its own.

  • Money and XP. Every kill drops currency for upgrades and experience for your global level.

  • Base upgrades. Money and XP gain, monster spawn speed, and the chance to turn a monster into a Super Monster with boosted rewards.

  • Prestige. As your global level rises, you earn prestige points. Reset your base upgrades and gain far more powerful bonuses in return.

  • Evolutions. A tier above prestige. They reset both base upgrades and prestige — but deliver a completely different scale of power.

  • Perks. A permanent income bonus per monster, leveled up by kill count. Slow to grow, but forever.

  • Idle blocks. 32 idle blocks deal damage and generate money and XP on their own. Each has its own upgrades: income/damage, crit chance, crit multiplier, and speed.

  • Boss blocks. Monsters with a massive health pool and a fight that takes real time — but they drop far bigger rewards than anything else. Your milestones on the grid.

  • Tiers. Finish a tier, reset all progress, and start the next one. Difficulty climbs hard. Rewards climb harder.

And More

  • Statistics — everything countable is counted.

  • Steam Achievements — for those who love filling in checkmarks.

  • Visual customization — swap backgrounds, tweak animations.

  • Pixel art — because big numbers look better in small pixels.

The feel

Grindy

Genres

IndieSimulationStrategy

Ways to play

  • Single-player

Weak PC? It still plays

Play Grind Grid on a weak PC

Grind Grid needs at least 2 GB of RAM. Cloud PC is a Windows computer with a strong GPU in the cloud. You control it from your laptop, phone or desktop.

1

Turn on Cloud PC

Log in to Thinkmay and start your machine. You get a Windows desktop of your own.

2

Install the game

Install Grind Grid from Steam as you would at home.

3

Play on any device

Play on a laptop, phone or desktop. Controllers and microphones work.

Try 3 hours for $1.12Experience plan, one purchase per account.What is Cloud PC?