A very solid entry that definitely should be in some video essayist’s video, an exhibition or whatever, but it’s very good!!

• I like the writing and the heavily political word usage, suffering, strain, signaling, grouping death together so it doesn’t bother you, "racing" a crisis
• Impressive stories about each death, very curious how these were generated especially given when they seemed related to the larger gameplay moments, death in a riot, etc
• I love that the game frames solving a crisis in the context of money, as if money fucking means anything if we all die. 
• I love the side effect of the gameplay where if you’re clicking like crazy you’ll likely skip over reading about the people who died, like damn, oops, guess I didn't... I didn't need to read that...
• Liked the hardest difficulty where I could impose my new world order, and how well it was going! until it wasn't.
• Overall, I love how much it forces the player to become numb to death, the fact that it is shitting on centrists, and how insurmountably difficult it *seems* (within an economic context.) Truly fantastic game, so detailed, so simple, so perfectly executed, down to the tiniest detail. Other thoughts shown in attached picture. 

A very elaborate and closed experience, I really liked that you were able to easily adapt your idea to an idle game :)

Liked a lot the idea, I think it fits very well the mechanic with the message of the game.

I started with the normal difficulty since it's mandatory (and lost, obviously), then following what you said to other players I tried the impossible one... Really cool!! Lots of nice ideas packed here (the clicking like crazy just to collect 1$ lmao, packing death so they don't mean anything anymore, "useless" decisions against the crisis in the normal difficulty). I loved writing my radical ideas, hahaha. Didn't expect that kind of game with the title. Good job!
Was it a solo submission or are you a team? Because it looks quite polished!

Minor remark: when I won, I couldn't remove the notification anymore to continue playing or return to the menu.

I feel like our projects ended up having a sort of similar thread between them, but your inclusion of a sort of opponent really makes the formula work so much better! Great job! I had a couple of nitpicky comments, but they've been addressed elsewhere and overall, I really enjoyed it.

Very polished feel with a fresh take on the idle game... Where the game itself is a reflection on our idle behavior towards climate change. Really smart way to use game mechanics to engage with the issues the game brings up. As others have said, it's really difficult! But that definitely motivated me to keep playing. Really great game!

Hard and very interesting! I liked very much the "compassion slider". Thanks for the game!

Oh boy, this had me entertained for hours. Stubborn and fond of idle games as I am, I ran my head against the wall for hours - no success. Switched difficulty to easy - no success. Meticulously thought through strategy, tested which measures would scale the best, no success. Tried my absolute hardest to click like a madman to reach public transport as soon as possible - no success. Threw up my hands, saying to myself: "Okay, this seems to be unwinnable, but now I am curious if it's even theoretically possible" - activated an autoclicker, exploited lag from the clicks and holding space to make time flow as slowly as possible - still... yupp, no success.

... And, without spoiling exactly how it DOES work and how you can win and save mankind, when I discovered that one, I fully realised this was a 6/5 for me, personally. Genius, especially because there is additional messaging to how the solution might seem to a proper centrist.

Love it, the aesthetics and music also work really well and are polished. Amazing work!

gets you to think about the priorities... nice one!

loved this! <3 reminds me how bright the future will be. the introduction could've been a bit shorter tho

depressing and beautiful. man, i loved this

My monkey brain loves incremental games! And I love the concept of making it a sort of race. Pretty hard though, I have been trying a bunch of different strats, but I always end up behind the $train by a huge margin. Any tips?