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InterrobangClicker

Game Categories:	Clicker

Game Platforms:	Flash

Development Status:	Abandoned

Version:	0.1

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Game Description
Click to gather dots to spend on lines to convert to exclaims to spend on upgrades to get dots faster. The game provides a simple, cyclic style whereby the most expensive resource helps to improve the gain of the basic resource. It's a simple design, but one that works very well and feels like it flows at a decent rate. The developer has stated that it is early in development and that there are updates planned, such as creating question marks and combining exclaims and question marks into interrobangs, but it is not sure when this will occur.

Game Description

Click to gather dots to spend on lines to convert to exclaims to spend on upgrades to get dots faster.

The game provides a simple, cyclic style whereby the most expensive resource helps to improve the gain of the basic resource. It's a simple design, but one that works very well and feels like it flows at a decent rate. The developer has stated that it is early in development and that there are updates planned, such as creating question marks and combining exclaims and question marks into interrobangs, but it is not sure when this will occur.

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