
A satirical idle clicker about replacing every job on Earth with AI. OpenMind's CEO has a dream of a glorious post-work utopia — and he's hired you to help roll it out. Click agent.exe to deploy. Upgrade. Recruit. The future is bright. This will surely not blow up in our faces.
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AI Tycoon is a satirical idle clicker. Click agent.exe to deploy an AI agent. Spend Compute Credits on upgrades to deploy faster. The more you deploy, the faster you'll deploy more.
OpenMind's CEO Chad Chadderson has a vision: free humanity from the burden of work. Their AI agents can do every human job — coding, writing, analyzing, scheming — at a fraction of the cost of an actual person. And he's hired you to help roll them out across the global economy. The future is bright. This will surely not blow up in our faces.
In most idle games you buy "buildings" to scale production. In AI Tycoon, you recruit Dark Web Contacts who deploy agents alongside you. Each one has problems — a high schooler hiding his ChatGPT prompts, a Cursor power user who still can't write FizzBuzz, a romance-scam operation, the /r/singularity mob, and worse. Fix their problems, unlock hidden upgrades, and grow your operation toward the singularity.
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Languages: English
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It's good to see that there are still good game companies out there. With all the really messed up stuff going on with Ghostship games and Bethesda these days. It's nice to see that companies like Unity and Activison are still doing what is right. Overall: 20 cents out of install
so sad, so real - GJ!
Good game but advance is to hard after 2 hours.... So i can say its a 2h game... If the game advance system will improve i will change the review My quess is that $ is inversed with Installs per seconds thats why advance is so slow...
I love an idle game with an actual ending.
Fun "cookie clicker" style game, art and graphics are pretty meh but the story and references in this game fully covers that con. Only thing I didn't like is the fact that some random "minigames" are a little confusing if you don't know basic programming, the game should have better indicated to the player that Clippy gives you hints for those problems. Apart from that... listen, the game is a dollar. It's fun, it's funny and it's good :) Give it a try, I'm sure you won't regret trying it.
Hilarious! If you are a coder of any type you will enjoy the parody. To make it even more ironic, I played using a mouse clicker LOL!
Pretty enjoyable and got a few laughs out of me, appreciated the extra puzzles for extra upgrades, genuinly a cool idea I'd like to see more of!
pathetic rebrand.
Slows down way too much after the first 2 hours. Past that point, even clicking doesn't help as the upgrades for clicking stop fairly early on. The only way to reach the second half of the content is by letting the game idle for dozens of hours. While this game is only a dollar, it doesn't even have steam achievements. There are many other free idlers that you can find online and play instead, and most of them are almost as good as this game. Pros: This game is a good piece of art, and has lots of charm, and good memes. It's made in Godot (yay), and is well polished. The first half-hour has good pacing, but by then you've seen at least half of what this game has to offer. Buy it if you don't mind throwing a dollar for half an hour of memes and funny but simple puzzles. Goes on sale for half a dollar too, which I recommend waiting for because this game is really barely worth more than free. I don't recommend grinding out to the endgame, unless you don't mind leaving it open in the background for a few days.
Fun little game. I will say that once you get into the really big higher numbers it really goes slow as it seems like there's no way to upgrade your click power past a certain point- so getting to the requirements to get the ending can be difficult. It's still perfect for a one dollar game though, that is just something I think could be changed if the developer ever makes more clicker games.
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