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Clicker, IdlerAn incremental clicker/idler about managing a nuclear reactor! Lots and lots of layers of abstraction. Fuel cells produce power and heat. Power gets you money for more parts, and heat gets you a meltdown if you accumulate too much of it.
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.
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IdlerIn the world of Questmore, heroes are commodities and adventure is an industry. Will you run a good company that invests in its heroes or an evil one that sends them out to die? Send your heroes on epic quests, bring back powerful loot, and grow your business into the most respected adventure company in the realm.
Civ Builder, Clicker, Idler, RPGI don't no much about the game as I didn't play it too long. It seems a little slow but when more developement has been done it may turn into a great game. You start being a part of a civilization and there are currently two people in there that tell you what you can do (kill goblins, mine, collect bones, upgrade cauldren). There are bosses and eventually you control your own kingdom. I didn't have the audio on that long but it seems like they have some good music.
ClickerStart off with only 1 red button, which you have to click to earn money, but then you can buy menu, achievements, upgrades and start upgrading the game. Each thing you buy adds $0.25 to what you earn per click.Fun concept (similar to Upgrade Complete, but in clicker style), but somewhat boring since balance is such that you have to click A LOT to buy upgrades.The game includes over 50 upgrades and 10 achievements.
Clicker, IdlerGoomy Clicker is at first fairly simple: You click the big Goomy in the middle in order to collect more Goomies. On the right side, one can use Goomies in order to recursively gain more Goomies. Upgrades can later be bought and used to make the buildings more efficient.Along the bottom of the screen, one can find information such as the current level of your Goomies/Cursor/Something. This is in place of cursor upgrades. When the Goomy is clicked, a tiny amount of EXP Points is added to the bottom bar. When it fills, the Level raises by one. The higher the level, the more powerful the clicking. It appears as though the level will increase by buildings and upgrades as well.Also along the bottom is a small blurb about how large your swath of Goomies is. This reflects the current amount of Goomies you have along with their official size in the Pokédex in Generation 6 of Pokémon games. Some measurements include lanes in a street, height of the CN Tower, length of an Olympic pool, distance from Jupiter to the Sun and back, and even Goomies. That's right, your swath of Goomies can be one Goomy long.In the upper left of the screen is a miniature menu. Here you can save your game (though it autosaves every half hour) and exporting/importing your saves through code, along with resetting your buildings, level, and number of Goomies (but not your upgrades) and more info, where you can measure the mass of your Goomies and the space they occupy, similarly to the length/height of your Goomies at the bottom of the screen. At the lower-left of the screen is a credits tab, along with info about the current version of Goomy Clicker.
