
Desktop Mark is a simple minigame-centric idler revolving around the silly character of Mark, a smiley that bounces all around your screen. Every so often, Mark hits the corner and prompts you to procrastinate & have some fun with Mark.
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. Copies below reflect the player base, not paid sales.
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain*, Portuguese - Portugal*, Simplified Chinese*, Russian*, Turkish*, French*, Italian*, German**languages with full audio support
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um yes
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I love mark. Hes so cute and handsome <3 I will never close mark again. see me when I have 4,000 hours in mark.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
[h3] Don't... unless you are craving some nostalgia? /s [/h3] I'm almost convinced that I played a different game, when comparing it to the "praises" out there. The game is rather simple and straightforward. It's so simple that you are expect to already know about what you have to do with their mini games. Mini games that you need to do to earn money (a slower way is to wait for them to popup with Mark every so often). Money that you need for achievements and cosmetics. Besides that, there isn't anything else. You just leave the dot play like a DVD player screen saver. Also, it doesn't allows you to pick which monitor it will be at. It's either both or the main one. It doesn't have volume control either. The achievements are tedious and the games tied to them somewhat fastidious. [b]The paid DLC is required for an achievement too.[/b] The nostalgia bit? It reminded me of games from the 2000s.
This is borrriiinnnggg. All you do is wait for Mark to touch a corner (WHICH IS A TIME WASTER) THEN play a minigame. Which you have NO control of it. And play the minigame, and LOSE because you are sleeping because is BORING. I played for 30 minutes and I feel like I want a refund but is FREE. If you are a 100%-er (like me) prepare for 50 hours of your life back.
It has a lot of achievments and minigames
w game we need trading cards
mark is everything. he is a god.
Mark, is Mark. Admire Mark for what he is.
minigames are unresponsive and they couldve been written better
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