Incremental | Short | Made in 10 Days

In this short 30-60 minute game, you will have to keep clicking to begin each task.

But don't worry! You'll eventually be able to automate everything.

Your objective is to touch grass (it's one of the tasks). This game is a demo of what will eventually be a much larger game. You only have to do a few tasks, ranging from:

  • Unmuting music
  • Clicking buttons
  • Automating your tasks
  • Watching annoying "ads"

But in the end, you get to touch grass! Isn't that exciting?

Controls

Mouse-only. You can left click all the buttons.

About the Game

  • Made in 10 days for a game jam with the theme "Just get Started!"
  • Short and Fun
  • Starts with manual labor, but ends with automation
  • Automation = Good = Touch Grass = Victory!
  • Made using Godot 4
  • Feedback is welcome, even if it's critical!

Credits

Game by: blablastickman

Music by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com):

Sound Effects:

Published 1 day ago
StatusPrototype
PlatformsHTML5
Authorblablastickman
GenreSimulation
Made withGodot
Tags2D, Automation, Casual, Clicker, Funny, Idle, Incremental, Short, Singleplayer
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish
InputsMouse

Development log

Comments

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Game is very fun, but I feel like the 'fewer forced ads' upgrade is either broken or useless. I've clicked about twenty ads with it enabled, and every single one of them played in full.

I think my intent was to have the upgrade you’re referring to play forced ads occasionally. But you have a point. I’ll probably address this by making ads take less time (especially after the first few are played), with more variety (like different versions of the ad), more interactivity (like taking you to a fake download page if you click on the ad), etc. Also, some of the upgrades may cost slightly too many diamonds lol

intresting, will keep my eye on this.

fun, but the "post-game" stuff (getting all upgrades) is WAAAAY too long.

That’s true! Though in the full version, there will be more tasks that help boost your production

cool cool