What Feed the Reactor is
Feed the Reactor is an incremental game about feeding fuel into a reactor to generate energy. From there you upgrade your tools, unlock exotic elements, and discover powerful combinations. The game is built around layers that gradually unfold, with prestige-style looping mechanics that let you reset and come back stronger. Alongside the resource management, there is a storyline to uncover about the true purpose of the reactor, and it plays out across multiple endings. The visuals are hand-drawn with hypnotic effects and a retro, pixel-art look.
Playing it together
The Steam feature list includes Remote Play Together, so a group can join in through that. Beyond that, the game is tagged as singleplayer, so the core experience is one person at the controls running the reactor and making the calls on what to upgrade and when to loop. Friends can watch along, suggest what to try next, and argue over which ending to chase.
Before you start
Expect a game that takes its time. Incremental and idler mechanics mean progress comes in waves rather than in one sitting, and the prestige loop means you will be restarting on purpose to push further. The story and its multiple endings are part of the draw, so paying attention to what the reactor is actually for matters as much as the numbers. Genres listed include casual, simulation, and strategy, and the tags cover everything from relaxing management to horror, so the tone shifts as you go.