This thread is meant for people to share what they’ve been doing this week. Incremental game recommendations are encouraged, although other topics are welcome as well. Just remember to keep it casual, be helpful, and have fun!

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This week I’ve been playing web-based button simulators. Namely, Demonin’s Absolute Button Simulator 2 and Ducdat’s Infinite Button Simulator. I think I prefer Infinite Button Simulator among the two. Both games are very grindy/repetitive and they make no attempt to hide it. It’s charming in a strange way. I can’t explain it fully - it’s like these games have a sort of subtly shifting rhythm to them. Come to think of it, most incremental games also have their own rhythm; button simulators simply happen to be a sub-genre where I’m able to notice the nature of the rhythm very easily.

Vepro has published 3 games to galaxy.click. Of those 3, I’ve been playing Coloot Idle the most (but primarily because I’ve already played the other two). I’d consider it a semi-active simple game.

I only recently found out that Barribob has released a new game called Apex Machina. It lags a bit on my laptop but I like it. Take note that if you’re on Linux you have to run it on a Chromium-based browser (and I’d assume the same for MacOS, but I haven’t tested).

Oh yeah, there’s also a Genshin Impact-themed incremental published to galaxy.click called nahidaQuest!. It wasn’t my style and I’m unsure of its legality but I can see that there was quite a significant amount of effort put into it so you may like it.

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