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A free idle game — play it in your browser, no install. A small, finished cozy idle game: 6 cats earn coins at their desks, get tired, walk the commute strip to the cafe for pastries, and go back - the only thing you manage is the ratio. The whole simulation is an integer-only 10 Hz tick loop with 0 dependencies and no DOM access, which makes saves…
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Six cats clock in, get tired, and shuffle to the cafe for pastries — your only job is the ratio.
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