POWERCUT, Inc.

TL;DR; very fun and fast paced click management game well worth the price. (note: I don't like mindless-spam clicking and this isn't such a game) The game has 4 areas, each with 16 levels, each level has a time limit of <1min where your goal is to have your workers complete their work, thus generating the X amount of $ required to win that level. It involves a minute or less of rapid clicking but as it isn't just mindless spam clicking as most clicker games seem to be. The player manages which rooms should be turned on/off so that your building's power generator doesn't short circuit and shutdown power for the entire place if possible, as the computers get shut down aswell and the progress of the work will be lost, taking longer to generate a $. This becomes increasingly more difficult as more elements are added into the mix, in the beginning, you manage when to turn on/off the stairs, the coffee room and the bathroom and a few workers, the energy capacity of the generator in each level also vary, so sometimes you can be more wasteful in leaving certain rooms on for longer while other times its more hectic, later you have more money generation stations that work differently, req…

Very beautiful and funny game with lots of (different) levels! For the price that is really worth it!

Very nice and original game. A lot of fun. Quite difficult at some points but still very challenging . Enjoy!

Initially amusing enough but ends up being the wrong kind of irritating in the second half of the game. There is some strategy to it but 80% of the time your job is to turn on the light in a room if someone's there and turn it off if no one's there. With 5 people running around randomly in a huge building there's a lot of clicking to be done. Feels like pointless busywork. Couldn't play it for more than 10-15 minutes at a time. First time playthrough: ~2 hours 15 minutes 5/10

POWERCUT, Inc is a retro pixel clicker/platespinner game where you have to click lights on and off to keep your power costs down, but provide office workers with enough light to go up and down stairs, make coffee, relieve themselves, and work. The gameplay is a little annoying as the movements of your employees are unpredictable. There's no upgrading or progression, just different levels with slightly higher challenges. The retro pixel graphics are very bad and just shows laziness from the developers, or an unwillingness to pay for a proper artist to do the graphics. Boring clicker game is not worth the price.