Sattelite

App will be Removed soon https://steamcommunity.com/games/3361280/announcements/detail/690896126641964840 [quote]App Ending Well it was fun to make and especially learn that i could successfully implement DLC and all the steamworks features working exactly as intended. Finally bug fixing the only two(only two! Problems) one of which was a device that could not run the app and i remote fixed that problem to work and the other being implementing random drops. Today i'm ending this message as a game and retiring the app.[/quote]

my index finger achieves transcendence

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Click click click click click click click click.

Sattelite is a deliberately simple clicker game that turns the concept of receiving signals from space into a compact numerical progression experience. Developed and published by STEVE SEVERDIJA, it embraces a minimalist approach rather than attempting to build an elaborate simulation around its satellite theme. The basic objective is easy to understand: interact with incoming signals, increase the relevant numbers, and continue until the required goal has been reached. This straightforward design makes it accessible almost immediately, although it also means players looking for complicated systems or a lengthy progression curve should keep their expectations modest. The main attraction is the repetitive satisfaction associated with traditional clicker games. Instead of exploration, combat, elaborate puzzles, or a narrative campaign, most of the experience revolves around repeatedly interacting with signals and watching numerical progress accumulate. There is practically no learning barrier, making it suitable for short sessions when you simply want something uncomplicated to play. The downside is that the limited range of interactions can become monotonous relatively quickly. Pla…

Cute, short clicker game to zone out to for 10-30mins. Will distract kids and adhd peeps for a min unless they have bad fingers lol