Absurdist Incremental Game About Endlessly Abusing A Rock - (the) Gnorp Apologue

(the) Gnorp Apologue is the journey of the gnorps as you guide them towards their goal of delightfully excessive wealth accumulation.
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[zBurlz]

I can't take my eyes off of the "You have unspent talent points" message. You gotta hit 'apply.' I mean, you just gotta.

[otterylexa]

Couple of things you missed:
- the collection and damage windows can be moved to a different part of the screen
- the mountaineers can also be told to chill out

[CmdrCorn]

The sweet sweet release at 1:02:53
It was all worth it when, at last, the fire didnt suck lol. This game as so much charm, juice, and amazing tunes 🎶✨️

[RaydenSavage]

The biggest detriment to watching Wander is how unobservant and oblivious he can be at times.

[italifacts]

_It isn't a Wanderbots video if Wander doesn't fiddle with the sound at least once._

[allyourgardeningneeds]

Appreciate the video! Dozed off a couple of times, and I mean this in the nicest and thankful way possible, the tone of your voice is getting better and better (and I've been very tired lol). And I didn't see the "Apply" button either!

[Ethan]

Some days you slam the rock, some days the rock slams you. Gnorp on, Wander.

[TUC]

Love this little game, you can do so many different things to get far in this game, it’s also like not too long for an incremental game so you could actually finish it with videos

[prototypicalpyro]

I need more of this wander idk why but it tingles a sweet spot in my brain

[crimzonplays]

If Wanderbots is streaming when he's doing this, i can see why he's missing a lot of things that are obvious. He lacks the processing power to handle the chaos of chat, the Prominent "Apply" on his screen, and commentary. Poor guy's robo-brain must be boiling in that helmet of his.

[matirion]

If you're insane enough, not getting runners or upgrading anything, you can get a LOT of free progress towards compression.

The total amount for max prestige is practically impossible though, the requirement effectively doubles, and the currently optimal build at max compression would take literal years to reach max prestige. You need to get trillions of rocks per second, which equates to impractical amounts of gnorps. Due to this, there are a whole bunch of builds you can aim for that are perfectly viable, and no ultimate build that has everything exists (outside of theory).

Theoretically, getting all 35 talent points is not the end of prestige though, just the point where you lose effective advantages from it. Hope to see more of this game in the future.

[danser_theplayer]

These little dudes built a whole society around a single big boulder.

[samuelwienke]

He didnt activate the fire upgrade that he regrets "getting" and only applied the first upgrade so there was no fire damage bonus

[robs]

I could watch you play this and listen to you try and figure it out for 10 hours, honestly. If you kept going i would have kept watching.

[Т-ми]

The graphics immediately reminded me of press the button, but the game is very likely inspired by that with the whole jumping fantasy creatures thing and shooting magic stuff.
Somehow it took me until like 39:29 to notice the music

[augustmarhoefer]

I just started playing this game yesterday. Crazy timing!!

[RexHangmanKK]

I like watching you Play incremental Games

[robinmaurer]

Another episode now that you know of the apply button?

[Т-ми]

The idea is something that can only be done by someone who can make something good, but that won't stop me from writing this:
I knew this was going to be good after reading incremental, as opposed to clicker or, **the horror**, idle.

[ChaoticNeutralMatt]

This was quite enjoyable to watch. Looks like something I'll have to try out, along with a couple of others like microciv