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Cryptomental

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 Clicker

Game Platforms:

 Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:

 On Hold

Version:

 0.62
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Game Description
An in-depth cryptocurrency based game in which you trade and mine various coins using the profits to buy more mining power while researching in different areas to unlock new options or improve existing ones.

Currencies
There are a number of currencies available to the player. The player will start out with Money, Bitcoins, and Litecoins, and will be required to improve their rigs for mining to earn these currencies. They can be traded at a cost of exchange to convert one currency to the next, giving the player the option to choose which currency they want to focus on. Some currencies are produced at a higher rate for example, but are worth far less.

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