bubbleverse
A free idle game — play it in your browser, no install. An incremental game built using p5.js. Bubbleverse is an incremental game in development. It is still in an early stage. Link: I have tested on Chrome and Firefox (68.2.0esr) and it works fine on these. Warning: There is a known issue with Safari which "crashes" the game currently. In Bubbleverse…
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Controls: In Bubbleverse you grow bubbles in a tiny universe and collect them for cash
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Bubbleverse is an incremental game in development. It is still in an early stage.
Link: I have tested on Chrome and Firefox (68.2.0esr) and it works fine on these. Warning: There is a known issue with Safari which "crashes" the game currently.
In Bubbleverse you grow bubbles in a tiny universe and collect them for cash. With the cash you can buy upgrades. Later it will be similar to incremental and idle games. Currently there is not that much to do.
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