You've got a great start to a unique incremental game, I'm digging it. I think you got something, here! The big draw of incremental games is "number go up". So the fact everything is unlabeled and that's the entire point is unique- I will encourage you to explore other "game juice" options to give some sort of feedback to the player. The reason incremental games work is because people like to see number go up.
Another incremental game I would encourage you to play is Gnorp Apologue. It's still technically number go up game (prestige requires you to do hit certain numbers per second), but there's other visuals that give the player satisfying feedback on progress.
I like this game. I do know that this game is about the mystery of not knowing what any button does but I would like something to tell the score. Good game overall though!
To slightly spoil it: If you get the last upgrade you do unlock text. Labels, a score, (I believe) it even shows your auto clicking amount! The issue is that the button shows when you have 300,000 and it costs 1,000,000.
Looks like this is a scratch game! You can use the turbowarp packager to turn it into a game that is playable in the browser: https://packager.turbowarp.org/
Still coming up as a download for me, you can change the game type to "playable in the browser" instead of download if you've done a web version with turbowarp!
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You've got a great start to a unique incremental game, I'm digging it. I think you got something, here!
The big draw of incremental games is "number go up". So the fact everything is unlabeled and that's the entire point is unique- I will encourage you to explore other "game juice" options to give some sort of feedback to the player. The reason incremental games work is because people like to see number go up.
Another incremental game I would encourage you to play is Gnorp Apologue. It's still technically number go up game (prestige requires you to do hit certain numbers per second), but there's other visuals that give the player satisfying feedback on progress.
I like this game. I do know that this game is about the mystery of not knowing what any button does but I would like something to tell the score. Good game overall though!
To slightly spoil it: If you get the last upgrade you do unlock text. Labels, a score, (I believe) it even shows your auto clicking amount! The issue is that the button shows when you have 300,000 and it costs 1,000,000.
Looks like this is a scratch game! You can use the turbowarp packager to turn it into a game that is playable in the browser: https://packager.turbowarp.org/
Thank you! It should be functional now.
Still coming up as a download for me, you can change the game type to "playable in the browser" instead of download if you've done a web version with turbowarp!
Now it's playable in browser. Still some edits I'd like to make with the interface, but it functions as intended otherwise!