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Commodore Clicker

Game Categories:	Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:	Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:	In Development

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Game Description
An interesting take on the incremental genre where the aim of the game is to fill a screen with pixels. This is done by either manually clicking for pixels or by buying oscillators to automatically place the pixels for you. Naturally, everything costs pixels to buy or upgrade.

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