Yeah, I guessed as much. Someone above made a reference to it working only in window mode so I was curious if there was a full screen mode.

It looks pretty nice, actually. What is it coded in?

Thank you! It's done in JavaScript.

Oooh, so it's one of those Electron (or similar) thingies then? I have been liking JS more and more lately. Maybe I should put that in my todo list then!

it looks like a nice game, congrats on getting it on steam, nice artwork


oops, forgot to say I would love a key

cheers mate

JS is absolutely amazing. It's now far past its modest origins and is developing more and more with every passing year. At this point it's one of the most popular and well paid languages out there.
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I like idle clickers…. I'll try it.

I put in a bunch of hours in clicker heroes, I'd be down to try this out

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Ironic,give something away and become Mr Popular.yuk yuk yuk.

LOL, yea, I'm practically a superstar. Probably lost less than 10 points of rep today — unheard of! :D

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And thanks for buying it, I really appreciate the support! Europe is fun, I am beginning to miss work, though.

I'd try it weren't Steam...

There's a lot of hate out there for JavaScript, but I have done big applications in with it (node.js on the server and single-page app with websockets on the client). It's amazing what you can do. But you really have to discipline yourself to write clean code, since type safety is not enforced...
Have you considered using TypeScript - I've been using it A LOT for the last two years and while I'm not the greatest fan of MS around, TS is pretty awesome. The code looks a mix of JS and C# (easily my favourite language...) and you get type safety where you want it, but can revert to "dirty JS" any time.

I played with TS quite a bit, but didn't like it. My impression after a while was that there is no real benefit if you are a disciplined developer. It appears to be treating certain symptoms of messy code, but this probably does more harm than good in the long run. Plus, a lot of it was more necessary when TS was first developed. Now with ES-next many things have become redundant.

Still, though, I recognize that this is all a matter of preference. And I also do agree that there is a lot of atrocious JS code out there. Then again, though, there's a ton of atrocious Java, C#, and C++ code as well. =)