Are you up for clicking in this new clicker game? Neal Agarwal certainly did his best to add enough stimuli: Stimulation Clicker.
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I love clickers/idle games, but THIS is sick, there is so much going on, it's downright OVER-stimulating, I needed to close it and I'll finish it later when I have nothing to do. Great find Bart
ReplyDeleteDang, this thing uses GLSL in its script elements. I didn't know you could do that.
ReplyDeleteA LOT less stressful than that password game.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention a lot more fun!
Deleteaccurate capture of social media these days. loved it.
ReplyDeleteI just noticed if you shrink the window the bouncing is faster
ReplyDeleteI wanted the pillow.
ReplyDeleteSimulation of me wasting my life in front of a screen
ReplyDeletethis is hilarious, I lost it when i got to the emails. I had to mute my tab but that felt like cheating.
ReplyDeleteWhen's this game going on YouTube like The Password Game?
ReplyDeleteA good game to test my new raspberry pi, did quite well
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome! Looks like my work day. Some frame skipping by the end but that was to be expected. Also could have done without the slob stuffing his face. That's really a video? Ugh people!
ReplyDelete2 words: "Mermaid Murder". LOL!!!!!!!! Wish I could have heard more of that story but it got drowned out right when it was getting funny.
ReplyDeleteI was also curious how the podcast ended so I listened to the whole thing as soon as I could with minimal necessary upgrades and it’s actually a normal around 40 minutes to an hour long podcast episode with ad breaks for promotions and stuff. It ended by the female coworker pushing the one character that dies into the orca tank and then a monkey paragliding with a t-shirt due to the strong winds landing on one of the orcas which resulted in one of the orcas hitting the one character with its tail launching the character towards the one megalodon water slide and died by getting impaled by the teeth of the megalodon.
DeleteThe reporter found out about it because another employee named Jeremy found a phone with video evidence of the situation that showed the one female coworker recorded it on her phone and then unsuccessfully tried to hide the evidence afterwards.
Thanks Reese! That’s hilarious!
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