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A jam submission

Planet ClickerView game page

Submitted by HyperNoop One — 4 days, 23 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Balance (Pacing of the game)#162.5652.846
Fun (Overall enjoyment)#202.3572.615
Overall#222.1322.365
Theme (How well the game fits the jam's theme)#221.7331.923
Uniqueness (Origniality of the game)#261.8722.077

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Planet Clicker by HyperNoop One Description

Submitted

A simple clicker game that is without any bugs, where we click tons and progress through upgrades. 

I felt the pace a bit slow but maybe it's just me not having the time or patience required for fully enjoy this little gem.

Submitted

28 minutes for 1.3 quadrillion, a lot of clicking though. Little over 5,000 clicks (forgot the exact number since switching back to this page lol)

This is a really well made little game for what it is. Especially since I see you mentioned on the page it was made in Scratch! The UI is nice and responsive, sounds are good, balance is pretty good, etc. 

There is definitely a lot of clicking at points, but I guess that's the nature of it huh. I guess it'd be cool if it matched the theme a bit better too (even just naming the planets like Earth-160, Earth-807128, Earth-65, maybe?), but yeah this is a really nice little game!

Submitted

36 minutes, 2,840 clicks, 1.4 quadrillion energy (I wanted to see if anything happened when you hit 1 quadrillion). Nice little clicker! Bit of a shame it didn't allow my autoclicker as you rely on clicking for quite a while at the start. Really well paced after the 120 energy/s upgrade, but I would've loved to have seen a hold-to-autoclick feature and something a bit more on-theme. But good job overall!