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$1.75
$4.99
Steam has Cookie Clicker (PC Digital Download) on sale for $1.74.
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- Single Player
- Genre: Casual / Simulation / Strategy
- Steam Deck compatible (playable)
- An idle game about making cookies! Originally released in 2013 on the web, and actively developed since then. This is the official version for Steam.
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- Offer valid through June 2, 2024.
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- Rated 90% 'Overwhelmingly Positive' based on over 59,730 customer reviews.
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Edited May 26, 2024
at 02:17 PM
Steam [steampowered.com] has Cookie Clicker (PC Digital Game Download) on sale for $1.74.
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1000 hours and 20 years of entertainment for a game that costs $1.75. Seems like a Slickdeal.
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Not sure if this has anything over the free browser game though.
Fun game. Dumb concept executed perfectly. I used to play it at work with a coworker during source compilations and meetings when the topics being discussed weren't relevant. Keep the browser open. Passively collect cookies. Check in periodically.
Or maybe he got addicted to it and it harmed his personal life? That's clearly what it seems like. His statement isn't very helpful either.
Idle games got wildly successful after cookie clicker and are showered everywhere in the insanely lucrative and predatory mobile game app store with their in app purchases. While this game does not have iAP, the iAP is just proof of the addictive nature of it. The game isn't necessarily "fun", it's just a pointless dopamine injector. It just tricks your brain into shooting you up with more and more of that sweet sweet dopamine when line go up. I mean you can make arguments attacking or defending idle games and say "X games are pointless dopamine injectors too" and that can be fair. Point is that these are wildly addicting in the bad way for a good portion of the population. There's a reason these mechanics are built into so many f2p mobile games.
edit: Also cookie clicker came out in 2013.
Damn right it fits!