Best game of the year \o/

[Tom]

No questions. It just is.

http://clickingbad.nullism.com/

[Darren Dirt]

I don't wanna click.

DO I WIN?





















ps: serious question, i'm on my ancient phone so won't click, but is that just that 'endless easy-to-get pointless achievements' game?



edit: Best developer blog ever! (bitches)
http://clickingbad.tumblr.com/

[Tom]

I don't wanna click.

DO I WIN?

No.

[Lazybones]

This version is 0.7.0 is supposed to be less easy? Really all of the negative risk distribution options are way over powered.

[Tom]

Especially if you ignore the early positive risk stuff. Then if you power up your lawers and have say 20 of them.. well you're invincible. not unlike real life tbh.

Highest I ever let it get was 32% for a short while.

[Lazybones]

Especially if you ignore the early positive risk stuff. Then if you power up your lawers and have say 20 of them.. well you're invincible. not unlike real life tbh.

Highest I ever let it get was 32% for a short while.

The fact that the power tab shows the current cash total you can basically run in 0% risk mode and make giant leaps every few min... To make this a challenge there needs to be more upkeep, like your risk increasing for every x min of min without clicking.

[Tom]

I'm making $108m/s. buying a second moonlab. after that I think I'll go for the Meth Star + Space Mules.

At one point though I got like 6 billion seized by the FDA, even with my super low risk (0%, but its probably many tens of -%...)


append: I should say, I'm running the same session I was when I posted this thread

Moonlab purchased, $155m/s now

[Lazybones]

Snapshot of my stats


Stats

    Batches cooked: 2,093,781,976
    Batches hand-cooked: 8,350,567
    Batches sold: 1,962,209,716
    Batches hand-sold: 5,312,099
    Total upgrades purchased: 40
    Total cash earned: 76,835,010,786
    Seconds spent playing: 15,827 <-this includes leaving the room to do stuff several times.

M 12/13 D 12/13 U 40/42 A 8/11

[Tom]

Batches cooked: 23,339,883,779
Batches hand-cooked: 90,716,620
Batches sold: 23,033,165,656
Batches hand-sold: 41,107,580
Total upgrades purchased: 41 <-- only one I don't have is the Immortal lawyers, which at least at the moment, is pointless.
Total cash earned: 1,047,976,846,350
Seconds spent playing: 26,865 <-- I've let it sit a while a few times.

Manufacturing (13/13)   Distribution (13/13)   Upgrades (41/42)   Achievements (9/11)

Batches: 355m
227,264 per second (net)
3,302,864 per second (gross)

Cash Money ($50.5 ea)
$263,383,665,622
$155,317,800 per second

I don't actually have some of the manufacturing or distro things, but thats cause I ended up selling them.

[Lazybones]

I don't actually have some of the manufacturing or distro things, but thats cause I ended up selling them.

Ya I skipped a bunch while upgrading then went back and grabbed one of each just to have them.

[Tom]

Slight update:

Batches cooked: 147,560,253,538
Batches hand-cooked: 90,716,620
Batches sold: 139,022,931,976
Batches hand-sold: 41,107,580
Total upgrades purchased: 41
Total cash earned: 6,905,460,045,510
Seconds spent playing: 62,889




finally bought my meth star and space mules \o/ and with that I'm making over 800m/s. woke up with 6 trillion in my "account".

[Thorin]

Oh, it's a Breaking Bad game.

[Mr. Analog]

I see the hyperlink and all I can think of is this -> http://youtu.be/cD69PAIqiYo

[Tom]

It's like that. but with meth.

[Darren Dirt]

I see the hyperlink and all I can think of is this -> http://youtu.be/cD69PAIqiYo

I thought of this one game that I can't find (as hinted above) but also with Google I discovered this:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/3-flash-game-that-make-fun-of-the-gaming-industry/

It mentions "Achievement Unlocked", a Flash game. Hello, afternoon coffee break!
Also a comment there mentions "Level Up" -- http://www.kongregate.com/games/Titch/level-up?acomplete=level+up
Both essentially make fun of the "achievements"-focused direction of casual gaming. But do it in a kinda fun way.  (and some older meta-level gaming satires can be found here)