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Cosmos Colonists

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Clicker

Game Platforms:

Android, Unity

Development Status:

Completed

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Game Description

A free incremental / idle game with arcade elements. Catch falling aliens!
Rescue explorers adrift in deep space. Colonize the universe by earning and spending resources. Research new technologies to increase your capabilities.

Features:
* Free to play!
* Easy to pick up, but endlessly fun, arcade action that generates incremental resources for your civilization. Use these resources to build a cosmic empire and upgrade your civilization.
* Choose how you play. Gain resources through game play (arcade) or simply farm them with economics and research (Similar to idle games such as Cookie Clicker and Clicker Heroes).
* Over 30 technologies to research, affecting both rescue missions and colonization.
* 5 power ups - Including speed boost, gravity reduction, and the black hole.
* Statistics detailing each element of your civilization's progress.
* Over 40 achievements to unlock.
* Endless replay value.  Shift dimensions to conquer other universes, and become even more powerful.

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