About the Meeple Incremental Wiki
An unofficial fan guide for Simply Artizan’s cozy board incremental—structured for guides, tiers, meeples, and updates.
This site is an unofficial fan wiki for Meeple Incremental, the cozy Monopoly-like incremental by Simply Artizan. We document progression systems—meeples, automation, skill trees, capsule collectibles, minigames, and optional prestige—so new Steam players can learn the board without spoiling the joy of discovery entirely.
We are not affiliated with Simply Artizan. For purchases and official news, use Steam, simplyartizan.com, and Discord. More bookmarks sit on the Links Hub.
What we cover
- Guides — first hour, automation, skill tree, minigames, prestige (Guides Hub)
- Tier lists — meeples, minigames, collectibles (Tier List Hub)
- Meeples — roster roles and colors (Meeples Hub)
- Tools — controls and checklists (Tools Hub)
- Updates — full release vs demo and patch themes (Updates Hub)
- Codes — explicit “no cheat codes” explainer plus real reward systems (Codes)
Editorial principles
- Facts first — Released September 14, 2026 on Steam; single-player; ~$5.99 launch price; 30 achievements; prestige optional for 100%.
- No fake codes / no invented videos — YouTube embeds use real public videos; we never invent redeem codes.
- Community-aware, not copy-paste — Creator consensus (income + auto-clickers early, Stopwatch strong, Tic-Tac-Toe weaker, yellow tiles matter) informs advice, rewritten for clarity.
- Internal links — Articles cross-link so you can move from a tier letter to a how-to without bouncing to search.
How to read the wiki efficiently
New owners: Getting Started → Controls → Automation.
Optimizers: Meeples Tier List → Minigames Tier List → Collectibles Tier List → Skill Tree.
Completionists: Progression Checklist → Prestige (optional) → Full Release.
Accuracy & updates
Game balance can shift after launch patches. When Simply Artizan changes payouts or unlocks, we revise guides and note themes under Patch Notes. If something on a page disagrees with your live build, trust the game client and Steam news, then ping the community Discord.
Support the developer
If you enjoy the cozy dice loop, leave a Steam review and consider the Supporter Pack. Indie incrementals thrive on feedback—especially after a demo with thousands of players graduated into 1.0.
Scope boundaries
We document Meeple Incremental on Steam only—not Roblox ports, not unrelated incremental titles, and not third-party trainers or cheat tools. If a page ever disagrees with your client after a patch, trust the live game build, then check Updates.
Happy rolling—may your yellow tiles hit for big money and your auto-clickers never sleep.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Is this an official Simply Artizan wiki?
No. It is fan-made. Official channels are listed on the Links Hub.
Does the wiki host scripts or cheats?
No. Meeple Incremental is a single-player Steam game; we document legitimate progression only.
Where should beginners start on this site?
Open Getting Started, then the Progression Checklist.
How do I report a mistake?
Cross-check Steam/Discord announcements and use community channels linked from Links. We revise pages when facts change.