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Idler

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 Idler

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 Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:

 Completed

Version:

 5.2
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A game based on Team Fortress 2. If you know it, you will understand mechanics of game easily. All you have to do is to get hats. As many hats as possible. Tons of hats. Millions of hats. In short, you idle on a server, get weapons, destroy them to get metal, sell metal, get money. You will acquire locked crates. You open them by buying keys. One in a while, you’ll find a precious hat in one of those crates. And you will be happy. Oh, I almost forgot about one fun additional feature: game allows Steam login and comparing results with others.

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