
Distance is a minimalist mind-blank idle game where your keystrokes drive a lone starship forward through an endless stretch of space.
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Distance is a minimalist mind-blank game where every input you make pushes your lone starship forward, accelerating it through the silent expanse. There are no operations to master and no complex objectives—just clear your mind in the white noise of the universe, and move forward infinitely.
Key Features
Zoning Out
No pressure, no complex goals. Empty your mind while being accompanied by minimalist models, functionalist UI, and the steady presence of spaceborne white noise.
Effortless Achievements
Achieving 30+ achievements through an ultra-short gameplay, ideal for quick relaxation or long-term, low-pressure companionship
Full Idle Progression
The game runs comfortably in the background. Every routine input—any keypress or click—contributes to your progress.
Privacy and Safety
The game does not capture, store, or transmit any specific user inputs. Your interaction remains completely private.
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
Reviews
Distance is a space idle game. What a disapponting experience, I thought this was an actual idle game, but your only input is spamming ANY keys. Each 1,000~ keypresses or so your engine becomes much faster (to a MAX) and you just have to idle through an empty space. There are no real upgrades, no gameplay, no story, no music, nothing... Overall, this game is as active as a screensaver and has zero redeeming value. Avoid.
Distance is the numerical measurement of the space between two points, objects, or locations, representing the length of the shortest path. Other definitions include the "distance" in racing, which is the space between a competitor and the finish line, or "atmospheric distance" in games like "Distance" It looks like you have to accelerate a wireframe praline box through empty space while reaching from beacon to beacon. You can use an autoclicker to get to 20c (warp X) and then idle the rest. One counter goes down the other one goes up.
It's alright but it's a very short game. Was 100% in about an hour. Game needs to be balanced a bit or maybe additional content added in to complete later.
As someone who's not fond of the really complex and long idle/clicker games I really enjoyed this title. If you have never played a game of this genre before this is a great entry point. It introduces the concepts of an incremental system without having to bombard the user with learning different skill systems or resource management or prestige resets. All you do in this game is click and it makes your little square spaceship travel through the solar system just a little faster each time. It only takes about an hour to get to the end goal, the edge of the solar system, with an auto-clicker. During this time you pass notable objects like the JWST telescope, the various planets, and the Kuiper Belt for example. Each time you reach one of these notable milestones you unlock little facts about each one. It's not much, usually just a sentence or two of text and some numbers like the amount of moons and the diameter of planets, which is something I really enjoyed. I learned something new with every milestone, and the depth that these facts added to the gameplay was nice. One of the more fun aspects of this game that I found is that it not only registers clicks for progression, but key presses also drive you forward, even when you are working in another application. You can be writing up a report to send to your boss or writing a college paper on the Apollo 11 spacecraft and every letter you press drives your ship ever closer to the next milestone. I just thought that was a nice little touch for those who do not want to be super hands on. Overall I really enjoyed this game! If you are a hardcore clicker/idler fan, you probably won't get much enjoyment out of it; it does describe itself as a "minimalist mind-blank idle game" for a reason. But I do strongly recommend it to anyone looking for a very casual and short clicker experience. I would pay full price for this game and it is definitely worth it when it goes on sale.
这鼠标不得点冒烟?—— 滚轮也能用?—— 格局打开,随便什么键都是“click”,很合理
我需要说明的是,这个游戏似乎无法解锁任何成就,悲伤来自瓷器。 I need to point out that this game doesn't seem to unlock any achievements, sadness comes from china.😢 --------------------- 成就修复了!爱来自瓷器!
Thank you my laptop's mousepad for overcoming my slow click easier!
喜欢这个背景音,很有宇宙的孤独感。btw希望能提供个置顶功能,现在总是被遮挡,想要把飞船pin在屏幕顶端
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