Potato (SeenKid)

Potato takes one of the simplest actions imaginable and turns it into an entire game: clicking a potato. Developed and published by SeenKid, this free-to-play casual title makes no attempt to bury its premise beneath complicated mechanics or an elaborate narrative. A potato sits at the center of the experience, and your main objective is to keep clicking it and increase your total. It is deliberately basic, slightly ridiculous, and clearly designed for players who find satisfaction in watching a number steadily climb. The gameplay is immediately understandable. There are no complicated controls to memorize, lengthy tutorials to complete, or demanding systems to learn before making progress. You simply interact with the potato repeatedly. This gives the game an extremely low barrier to entry and makes it suitable for short sessions when you want something requiring almost no concentration. There can be an oddly satisfying rhythm to accumulating clicks, particularly when you begin treating the growing total as a personal challenge. Compared with more elaborate incremental games, however, Potato offers very little mechanical progression. Many clickers gradually introduce upgrades, a…

It's terrible, even compared with other clicker games on Steam. I don't know which is worse, the developer actually spending $100 to publish this "game" or Steam actually letting it pass.

at least it is free

maybe add milestones or achievements so when you hit a milestone you unlock a new feature

Nothing but potato... only potato

Played for a bit, but prefer the Potato game on gamepix