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Clicker, IdlerAlso known as "Jew Simulator", this game appears to be Polish and follows the standard clicker style gameplay.
Clicker, RPGOSTM is an RPG game in which you battle monsters.
Clicker, IdlerYou wake up with a burning desire to click words.
ClickerCollect a number of resources to buy workers to collect automatically. Resources can be sold for gold, which can then be spent on upgrades and buildings to improve production.
Clicker, IdlerIn this addictive game, you can click the creeper icon to cook a creeper, then once you get up so much money, you can buy Zombies, and even skeletons to cook creepers for you! Note:Options for price osculation are in the options menu.
Idler, RPGGodville is a zero-player game (ZPG), parodying everything from "typical" MMO games with their tedious level ups, to internet memes and ordinary day to day things. The game might look strange at first sight, but don't hurry to neglect it right away. Take a look on your hero for a couple days, look around and you won't regret! There is whole game world in Godville and it’s continuously evolved based on ideas and suggestions from the community of players.
IdlerIntroducing the new expansion pack for the original Kaguya Table RPG! Thanks to Thefre’s actionscripting, Kaguya now gains experience points for table flips, and now you can customize your own table-flipping Kaguya with the stat points obtained after leveling up!
ClickerSlowly gain gold while playing as well as offline, buy robot parts to increase how much you gain. There is a profession system, towns, multiple mines, cities, vehicles and a bunch of other features. Game is played with other players interacting with each other.
Clicker, IdlerGolden Miner is a game where you are supposed to click the mine, to get gold. Gold can be used to get upgrades so you can get more gold without clicking the mine. It can also be used for buying other stuff. Diamonds can be used to the same.
Idler, RPGProgress Quest is a next generation computer role-playing game. Gamers who have played modern online role-playing games, or almost any computer role-playing game, or who have at any time installed or upgraded their operating system, will find themselves incredibly comfortable with Progress Quest's very familiar gameplay. Progress Quest follows reverently in the footsteps of recent smash hit online worlds, but is careful to streamline the more tedious aspects of those offerings. Players will still have the satisfaction of building their character from a ninety-pound level 1 teenager, to an incredibly puissant, magically imbued warrior, well able to snuff out the lives of a barnload of bugbears without need of so much as a lunch break. Yet, gone are the tedious micromanagement and other frustrations common to that older generation of RPG's.
Clicker, IdlerTrying to help mankind by converting the plague of cookies into something more useful... Candy!
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ClickerTech Support Clicker is currently still in development. An early build of the game is available to play with some features not yet implemented. The game provides a number of mechanics for the player to expand their wealth and the size of their corporation, though requires some level of strategy to successfully move up the corporate ladder.ResourcesThere are 3 resources available: Money, Tickets, and Reputation. These resources work together to allow the player to do a number of things. Money and tickets can be produced by clicking, while reputation needs to be produced.Money is the currency of the game. It allows the player to hire new staff, pay the staff [not implemented], purchase new office spaces, pay bills [not implemented], taxes [not implemented], and more. Some workers can be used to produce money automatically, while the player has the option of manually clicking to gather more.Tickets are produced from companies that have been contracted. Each company will produce support tickets that can then be solved by your tech support staff. Each ticket resolved will provide reputation.Reputation is important for prestiging. The ability to close a company down and start fresh, when combined with reputation, will provide the player a boost to whichever level of staff they choose to spend the points on. Reputation can also be spent on reducing the one time cost of new office space.OfficesThe player starts off with a single office with support for a few staff. This is the beginning of the player's corporation, and must gradually be expanded. Real estate is always available, and the pricing and sizing will vary. To begin with, the player will only be permitted to purchase a single office, but with the purchase of franchise licenses, they have the ability to expand, providing more offices for more staff and more income.CompaniesThe player has the option of marketing towards companies and taking them onboard. Each company will produce support tickets, which must be resolved in exchange for reputation. If tickets take too long to process, a company may start to get upset with the player and eventually cancel the contract, ending the income and ticket production [not implemented].UpgradesUpgrades are available for just about every aspect of the game, from improving production to increasing the real estate market [not implemented] and improving the player's current level.LevelsAt the beginning of the game, the player is on level 0. This is the level of their company. At level 0, they have the option of hiring level 0 staff. As their reputation and wealth increases, they are given the option to pay a one time cost to upgrade to level 1, which will unlock level 1 workers that produce more income etc.The FutureA new update for the game is currently in development. It will provide the additional company related features mentioned above, as well as several bug fixes related to other components of the game.
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.
Clicker, IdlerClick the cookie repeatedly and save the world!
ClickerClicking the central hexagon allows points to be accrued that can be spent on buying automatic hexagons that will gather points for you. The hexagons can be upgraded to produce faster, and can be sold and replaced with higher tier hexagons. Upgrade hexagons can also be placed that will double the output of adjacent matching automatic hexagons for a limited time.LevellingVersion 0.2 introduced a levelling system whereby the player can choose to either farm points or use them to kill the next level monsters. With each kill, points are awarded to the player that can be spent normally on upgrades or buying new hexas. The update also included bosses that must be defeated every 5 levels. In contrast to normal levels, where 10 of each enemy must be killed, only one kill is needed. The boss will have higher health and a limited time to kill it.
