Incident Commander: Sysadmin

Every idle game claims servers. This one knows tombstone state.

Incident Commander is an idle/incremental game built for sysadmins, SREs, and IT ops engineers. If you've resolved a P1 at 4:58pm on a Friday, you're the target audience. If you haven't, you will be.

Uptime Points generate while you're in a meeting, on a call, or pretending to read documentation. Spend them on staff, tools, and infrastructure. Watch your UP/sec climb. Then a junior dev pushes to prod on a Friday and everything burns down.

This is the idle clicker for people who run the systems every other idle game pretends to simulate.

RESOLVE INCIDENTS P1s, P2s, P3s, the full on-call experience. Expired certificates nobody noticed for three weeks. A DROP TABLE that was somehow in the runbook. Ransomware that's probably a false positive. Probably. Tap to resolve, hold to fix, three-step resolution for the incidents that deserve your full attention. Chain resolutions to build a temporary income combo. The pager rewards a steady hand.

Premium unlocks exclusive incidents: Domain Controller in Tombstone State. S3 Bucket Misconfigured Globally Since Q3. You didn't set it up. You still own it.

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PREMIUM NOC, $4.99 One purchase. No subscription. No gacha. A permanent 2× UP/sec multiplier, exclusive high-value incidents, and five phosphor themes (NOC Terminal, NOC Amber, Dracula, IBM Amber, Solarized Dark). Premium also handles the rewards for you: no ad prompts, offline earnings double on their own, an income boost fires the moment you resolve an incident, and every DR Drill pays a bonus +25% REP. NOC Terminal is the one you came for: green on black, full phosphor dashboard.

No forced ads. No energy timers. Optional rewarded video for 2× offline earnings, exactly what it says it is.

Built for people who have touched Active Directory, pushed a change without a rollback plan, or typed "it's DNS" in Slack and been right.