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#### "You life is just currency!" is a small clicker game with a simplistic story! (Takes about 10-15 minutes)
Instructions:
- Click the cookie...I mean the coin. (With 15% chance you get a critical bonus click) - Click the upgrades to make even more coins. - Think about your life. - Click Esc to exit. - Leave a comment. I love feedback even more than I love coins!
Overall a very polished game great work! Currency clicker is a very literal interpretation of the theme. The graphics are great, the game-play feels pretty balanced, though definitely the easier by upgrading the next unlock as soon as possible. I'm sure you've probably already read some, but there's some good articles on the math behind idle games which may help with balancing to make it even more addictive: https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/articles/numbers-getting-bigger-the-design-and-math-of-incremental-games--cms-24023
It might have been nice if the click sound was the sound of coins. Also I initially played at a resolution of 1280x720 and the menu on the right side got cut off some, making the game partially unplayable at the later stages. Having that have a scroll bar at lower resolutions would have solved this. Overall a very polished entry!
That's an addictive little game xD congrats, I feel that you could add more elements to it though, perhaps some sort of way to purchase weapons in order to kill some kind of enemy in a simple style (just menu based)
What a silly, fun little game! Never played a clicker game before and now my finger hurts a bit, heh. I like the comments at the bottom of the screen, kept me chuckling as I clicked away. Nice game!
It might have been nice if the click sound was the sound of coins. Also I initially played at a resolution of 1280x720 and the menu on the right side got cut off some, making the game partially unplayable at the later stages. Having that have a scroll bar at lower resolutions would have solved this. Overall a very polished entry!