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Idler, IncrementalHelp young artist to reach his dreams in Aspiring artist! Upgrade instruments and dyes, hone painter’s skills, watch as paint forms pictures on canvas!This is an idle game. Whole point is to upgrade paint and skills to draw faster and progress further until you reach the end. Reset your game if you feel that your progress is stuck.
Idler, IncrementalIf, unfortunately for you, you were not born a Great Master of the brush of the Renaissance, then Aspiring artist 2 is chance to fulfill a dream!This is an idle game. Whole point is to upgrade paint and skills to draw faster and progress further until you reach the end. Reset your game if you feel that your progress is stuck.
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Clicker, IdlerBitcoiner is an incremental game that allows the player to set up a bitcoin mining rig to gather bitcoins, sell them for money, then use the money to improve the rig or buy upgrades to improve various aspects of the game. The game has a long list of upgrades available to purchase, using a number of currencies, achievements, a tron minigame, and even a chat feature. Achievements are not missing, and a new adventure/battle mode.It's mainly bug-free and well balanced, due the massive player feedback!
Clicker, IdlerStart by building wind turbines, these produce power that you have to manually sell. Later you can build offices that will sell power automatically and hire managers who update wind turbines automatically.
Idler, IncrementalEnter the Kingdom and become a manufacturing tycoon by setting up settlements and medieval production sites, managing, optimizing and upgrading your production and sales, traveling to new lands and discovering new manufacturing techniques and goods. Build outposts to produce goods, upgrade and sell in your town's trading post and uncover an entire medieval merchant empire. Manage your supply chain from start to end to create the ideal hanseatic trade league. 
Civ Builder, ClickerThis game provides the ability to create a civilisation from the ground up. You are required to provide your population with basic resources, housing, advanced buildings, upgrades, and more. The ultimatum to the game is to build a wonder, and worship a god, then to start over, attempting to gain the effects of all the wonders together.ResourcesThere are a number of resources available to use.FoodWoodStoneSkinsHerbsOreLeatherPietyMetalGoldFood, wood, and stone are the basic building blocks of CivClicker. They allow buildings to be constructed and workers to be fed. These resources can either be manually collected by clicking or automatically collected by hiring workers to do so. It is a balance however, to ensure that workers have enough food to continue to work on the jobs that they are assigned without dying.Skins, herbs, and ore are randomly collected when gathering the above resources. They have a chance of being found, which can be upgraded later, and are used for more advanced things. Some are spent on higher tier buildings, while others are used for upgrades. Skins and ore, for example, can be converted into leather and metal by the appropriate workers and used on even higher tier purchases.Piety works a little differently, and is gathered by worshipping gods. Piety can be used for a number of upgrades and for constructing wonders (where all resources are required). All resources are intertwined to ensure that a careful balance is required amongst all of them to make the civilisation grow.Gold cannot be collected normally, and must be gathered through the use of the trade system. Traders will randomly arrive asking for a certain resource and will reward you 1 gold per transaction. They only remain for a short time, so gold is very scarce early game. It can, however, be used to speed up wonder construction, drastically reducing the amount of time it would normally take to build one.SicknessWorkers can get sick, and unfortunately, sick workers don't work. They can be healed, however, by using apothecaries and herbs. Each apothecary heals a number of workers per second, assuming that enough herbs are present. If workers remain sick, they can start to cause a problem, as the infection can spread and remove workers from harvesting food. If this happens, food production can dip, and the population are quickly starving to death.Dead bodies, if not quickly taken care of through the use of cemetaries, can quickly become a problem. Sickness can spread, and the population will quickly get angry, lowering their production.CombatSoldiers can be hired by providing them with the appropriate resources. Note that soldiers still consume food, and should still be considered when calculating food requirements. Soldiers can either be stationed in the civilisation or in the army. Their location affects how they affect the game.Soldiers in the city will defend against attacks. This includes wolves and barbarians.Soldiers assigned to the army will not defend against raids. These soldiers can only be used in raids against other civilisations. Raids can return happiness to your people or even a stash of resources. Note that siege engines cannot be moved out of the army.External LinksFAQWikiSubreddit
