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IdlerGrow your garden and protect it from bugs.
ClickerThis concept was originally intended as an experiment, but was quickly taken up by the community as a game in itself. The concept is pretty simple, collect red, green and blue to fill the image below with colors.
ClickerA simple incremental with the expected income and upgrades.
Clicker, IdlerYou will mine your own ores.You will smelt your ores into metal bars.You will forge equipment.You will enchant them and sell them.You will hire workers.You will Upgrade them.And ultimately, you will be able to make the most powerful equipment in the world.Start your journey as an apprentice blacksmith and become the most notorious blacksmith in the world.
Clicker, IdlerA League of Legends incremental, it provides a new skin for classic gameplay.
Clicker, RPGA Minecraft themed incremental, you're tasked with gathering resources and crafting them into tools etc to progress. It provides an almost RPG style element to the game that sets it apart from the rest.
Clicker, IdlerAn idle game that doesn’t require a lot of effort. As you upgrade your planet, it will change before your very eyes. Add atmosphere to start, and as you gain more and more spirit, you can purchase better upgrades.
Clicker, IdlerUse your fishing rod to catch fish, buy better rods or baits, and get better, more expensive fish, to eventually buy a boat and win the game.
ClickerPress the Make Widget button to get Widgets. Spend those widgets to buy workers to click for you. The more workers you have, the more widgets it will automake for you. Workers will make 1 widget each per second, Skilled Workers will make 5 each per second.The game will keep track of how many widgets you have spent in total.Supervisors add efficiency to the entire manufacturing process, increasing efficiency by 2% per supervisor.The click multiplier will increase the number of widgets you and your workers get for clicking.The save function is a work in progress. Meaning it will not currently work if you try it.
ClickerThis game takes a little bit of a turn away from the traditional incremental style. It starts out by presenting you with a series of buttons with garbled text, which when clicked, gradually teach you to read. The game progresses by allowing you to learn different skills as your "character" ages.
Clicker, IdlerThe game appears similar to the stock standard clicker genre, but it expands upon it by providing a second currency, army, which can be used to interact with the map in the center of the screen.
Clicker, IdlerThis seemingly simplistic game provides a deeper experience than many incrementals. It provides a simple interface comprised of a number of progress bars, each representing a different type of resource. The player must gather enough money to hire a number of workers to produce raw materials, then hire several more workers to sell products made of those materials. It's a careful balancing game designed to make you decide which resource is more important to make the biggest profit.The PremiseIn Progress Bars, your goal is to run an international conglomerate company and make oodles of cash. To accomplish this, you're gonna need some workers. But before that, you'll need some cold, hard cash.Making MoneyClick the Earn Money button to start generating income.Once you have enough money, buy your first Worker.Put this worker on wood-gathering duty by clicking the + button next to Wood.Watch! The worker will slowly gather wood, increasing your supply.Now get a few more workers and allocate them to Wood and Forest.You'll notice that Wood will get a 2x synergy bonus. This happens when you have some supply of Forest when your workers gather Wood.After a little while, you'll unlock Commodity Sales. Put some workers into sales.Every time the sales bar fills up, your workers will transport 50% of the supply of each resource into the sales warehouse.Next time when the sales bar fills up, your workers will sell 50% of the supply that is in the sales warehouse itself.Continue playing and see what you can discover!NodesThere are 4 different types of nodes:Biomes - like the ForestResources - like Wood and RubberSales - like Commodity SalesTools - like Cut ToolsQuadrantsThe game is divided into four quadrants. Each quadrant focuses on a specific Biome. The first biome to be unlocked is Forest.Each biome has two resources associated with it, and also receives bonuses from two types of tools.Synergy BonusesSynergy bonuses are awarded when you meet certain conditions. Each resource can receive several synergy bonuses:2x from the nearby Biome node2x from the nearby Biome node when that Biome has 80% supply or more2x from the nearby Tool node2x from the nearby Tool node when that Biome has 80% supply or moreThe maximum synergy bonus at the start of the game is 16x.Experience, Level, and Sales MultiplierEach node has a level. The level raises slowly over time as workers work there.When a Tool, Biome, or Resource node gains a level: 1) the unit price of the goods in that node go up, 2) your sales multiplier increases by 0.05x.When a Sales node gains a level: 1) the node gains 10 more max supply, 2) your sales multiplier increases by 0.10x.Your sales multiplier affects the sale rate of all of your resources, so improving it is critical to generating tons of money.
ClickerA two resource clicker, the game requires you to buy scraps to purchase workers that gather electricity, which can in turn be used to buy workers that produce scraps.
ClickerWhat lies beyond the edge of the universe is a huge mystery. It may be infinite or there might be some parallel universes. Your mission is to find out the truth about our universe!
ClickerDrive around as recklessly as you can, earn points by mowing down humans and purchase upgrades to make flattening people even easier!
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Civ Builder, ClickerSettlement is the first game developed by S. J. Vellenga. It is an attempt to bring the classic RTS (Real-Time Strategy) genre into the clicking world by allowing players to control resource production through micro management, settlement management and expansion, trade, and eventually, combat.The game has since been abandoned to make way for a PHP based multiplayer version of the game, allowing for playing anywhere and player interaction including combat and trade. The original game is still available, but it will no longer be updated.DevelopmentDevelopment started in early 2014, with the first prototype being released around May of the same year. It was intended for early alpha testers only, and was received fairly well. After a fair amount of feedback, the game was overhauled, providing a new interface for players to interact with, and a better gaming experience. The previous split list system, providing a separated list of workers and buildings, was scrapped in favor of the new combined list system.The project was again overhauled several months later to provide yet another change in the way users interacted with the game. The combined list was adjusted yet again, allowing for buildings to be stacked. Buildings could then be upgraded from an earlier level to the next tier, saving both space and time searching for these upgrades. The trade system was introduced around this time, allowing for players to expand from their settlements and find new locations with richer resources and trade between them.MechanicsThe game revolves mostly around the production of resources. Early resources, such as logs, can then be processed further into planks, which can be used to produce more complex buildings. Some resources, such as coal, tin and copper, can be combined to create complex resources like bronze. As the game progresses, the list grows longer.Ages take a major role in determining the current place in the game. There are currently nine ages accessible, ranging from nomads to space age, though more are planned. Each age will unlock a number of new resources, workers, buildings, and more.Settlement locations provide a way of limiting the number of resources a player actively has access to. Some resources, such as food, stone, and logs, are available in every location (as they are vital to progression), while others, such as iron or uranium, are strictly limited by location. Furthermore, resources can have low or high production rates, giving the player the choice of taking a smaller deposit in favor of convenience.FutureThe future of the game is bright, with the developer actively working on new content and updates. It has been announced that new features including disease and disasters are on their way, and will be implemented as an optional gameplay element, meaning that each new game can be tailored to suit the experience of the player. Further additions, such as automated trade, a NG+ (new game plus) system, combat, and more, have also been announced, but a release window for these have not yet been published.
ClickerClick the pinata! Get Candy! Upgrade! Get more Candy!
ClickerVery basic mobile-only (android) clicker game with very linear gameplay. Could be fun for a few minutes, but gets boring very very quickly. Each upgrade is limited (5 level ups max), most of the time you'll have only 1 option to upgrade, the other options are locked until you upgrade your harbor (which you can only do after you max out the other upgrades). So you don't have a lot of exciting stuff to do, and the game is too predictable.The game does feature nice graphics and interesting harbor theme, but these are mostly the only pros of the Harbor Tycoon Clicker.The game interface is a bit unresponsive at times (you have to tap upgrade buttons multiple times before it finally registers your tap). But the clicking part is actually fun and quite responsive. It has nice visuals, and when you use 5 fingers to tap it looks and feels pretty good.Overall, a very boring clicker game with very limited upgrades and very linear gameplay. If you do like the harbor theme, you can try playing it since its free anyway, but you'll probably find this game a waste of your time.
Clicker, IdlerMouse over aliens to kill them and gain resources/xp. With each successive kill, your resouces/xp per kill rises, giving an incentive to manuall kill aliens. Resources can be spent on purchasing military units to automatically kill aliens for you. Once enough xp has been gained, the player levels up and is rewarded with research points. These can be spent on upgrades to improve the resources per second that military units provide amongst other things.
