About This Game

Goblins for Good is an incremental game. Goblins spawn at your cursor. Upgrade to increase the max Goblins spawned, how fast they spawn, and increase their strength. Unlock merges where five Goblins can merge into a Hobgoblin, five Hobgoblins can merge into an Ogre, and so on. Unlock other cursor effects like healing and damage to support your goblin horde. Grow your army in power and watch your exponential upgrade progress be reflected in the RTS simulation.

Instead of getting lost in the typical incremental overused, endlessly sprawling skill trees, upgrades in Goblins for Good are clearly organized to maximumly increase your strategic decision making abilities.

Exponentially scale your income for juicy explosions of coinage. Scale your economy with upgrades to give you a boost of income upon merging, spawning, killing, pillaging, and more.

Expand your strategic options by merging little goblins into bigger ones, and bigger ones into something even greater — but the little guys never become obsolete, you still  need them for fodder! Strategically choose when to spread your forces or concentrate them to merge into the ultimate goblin goon. 

90% of profits from the sales of Goblins for Good will be donated to charity. In-game, players can dedicate their victory to one of 10 charities listed in their game to influence where the money is donated. Periodic developer updates will share receipts to show the profit and how much was donated to each charity for transparency. 

Goblins for Good isn't your typical sterile incremental game where you spend most of your time in complex UI upgrade trees or watching numbers on the screen go up. Watch ragdolls fly and chaos reign in a RTS-like simulation filled with emergent comedic chaos, in a game you can feel good about playing because you're contributing to real-world good.

Visualize your progress changing from incremental to exponential with charts and graphs. What's the point of the number going up if you can't see the line chart go vertical as you power spike?