Stone Story RPG vs The Perfect Tower II
Both are programming incrementals. Here's how they differ, from the same data we use everywhere on IncrementalGames.org.
Stone Story RPG
A hand-animated ASCII RPG that plays itself while you script its behaviour. Gorgeous and strange.
The Perfect Tower II
Tower defence as an idle engine, plus factories, mining and an in-game scripting language.
The short version
- Stone Story RPG has a real ending (about 15–30h); The Perfect Tower II is built to go on indefinitely.
- Steam players rate Stone Story RPG higher: 91% positive against 87% for The Perfect Tower II.
Side by side
| Fact | Stone Story RPG | The Perfect Tower II |
|---|---|---|
| Ending | Yes | Endless |
| Time to finish | 15–30h | ∞ |
| Idle (0 = active) | 50% | 60% |
| Offline progress | ? | Yes |
| Prestige layers | 0 | ? |
| Steam positive | 91% | 87% |
| Price | Paid | Free-to-play |
| Platforms | Steam, Mobile | Steam |