Welcome to the Military Incremental Complex
Space Kraken Studios has launched Military Incremental Complex on PC after a year and a half of development. The game arrived on Steam last Friday and is available for $8.99 with a limited 10 percent launch discount through 5 December. The studio described the release as an exciting moment and noted that the response so far has been strong.
Military Incremental Complex invites players to build a sprawling military manufacturing empire from scratch. The journey begins with simple, hands-on bullet crafting before gradually moving toward large-scale automated production. Over time, players expand into firearms, armored vehicles, aircraft, advanced explosives, and even nuclear devices. Progress comes from steady reinvestment, careful planning, and an ever-growing catalogue of products.
Research plays a key role, offering improvements that increase production speed, reduce costs, unlock new items, and introduce valuable tools for managing the expanding operation. As the business grows, the game opens access to a global supply chain where players can establish mining outposts, purchase factories, refine resources, and create a fully controlled production network.
Financial systems add another layer. The stock market provides opportunities to earn dividends and gain bonuses by maintaining certain holdings. Political influence becomes a strategic asset as well, allowing players to seek favorable regulations, profitable government contracts, and higher demand for their goods.
A prestige system lets players restart their run after reaching major milestones. In return, they gain permanent advantages that shape new strategies and allow diverse approaches in later playthroughs.
Military Incremental Complex focuses on building wealth through industrial expansion, steady upgrades, and long-term planning. With its blend of production management, research progression, economic strategy, and political maneuvering, it offers a broad and steadily unfolding path toward creating a massive weapons-driven economy.