pokeclicker VS Evolve

This is what you should download. I don't remember if there is an .exe or if it's only a file to unzip.

You can probably play idling to rule the gods for decades tbh. Pokeclicker is a pokemon idle game with tons of content, it is especially long if you turn on a lot of challenges.

Pokéclicker A crowd-funded pokémon incremental games with a surprising amount of depth.

// ==UserScript== // u/name Auto Clicker - pokeclicker.com // @namespace Violentmonkey Scripts // @match https://www.pokeclicker.com/ // @grant none // @version 1.1 // @author Ivan Lay // @description Clicks through battles appropriately depending on the game state. // ==/UserScript== var autoClick = true; var autoOpenChest = false; var autoFightBoss = false; var autoRevealDungeon = false; var node = document.createElement('div'); node.classList.add('card'); node.classList.add('mb-3'); node.innerHTML = '

If you like idle/clicker games, https://www.pokeclicker.com is fun, and takes your through all the regions. You don't need to know anything, it'll guide you through how to progress and such.

Looks like it was the original version before it got rewritten under the pokeclicker organisation. The readme.md has a notice about it being abandoned and rewritten.

Make a sequel of factory idle but with ages progression like going from steam to oil to nuclear or something like that. Or something like pokeclicker but with a final fantasy theme. Just so you know, I have high hopes on this and will be looking forward to it. Please don't make another crappy and forgettable game, there's plenty of those already.

It seems I somehow fucked up the possibility to choose Isolation in Truepath (I filed a bug report here: https://github.com/pmotschmann/Evolve/issues/928).

Evolve has open source code, and it's somewhat readable. It uses Vue.

Download the game files from https://github.com/pmotschmann/Evolve (you can do this with git, or clicking on "code" near the top right and then downloading the zip, then unzipping that file)

I had that happen too, then after a while it was corrected: https://github.com/pmotschmann/Evolve/issues/664

that covers most things, not sure what else you are looking for. Just look at the strings.json

And many(most?) don't. In fact, many, games, even have, their repos available under permissive license that you can use for your own work.

While I was searching, though, I realized that one of the files (space.js line 5768 at the time of writing) contains the data for a "zombie" species: A tooltip, a description, planet names, etc etc... Seemingly everything needed for a playable race. They don't appear to have any traits, and they seem to be related to the custom race mechanic in some way, but since I haven't reached that point yet I can't really make sense of the code. Are they a placeholder in case something goes wrong? Or maybe is it just the set of default options that first come up when creating a custom race?