Progress Bar Deluxe

love the concept feel like this would have potential to go deeper with an ascension system :)

아 한시간에 천원을 내야하나? 조금만 더 길었으면 좋겠네요 일단 정가에는 (천원 두시간) 절대 비추하고 할인할 때는 낫배드할지두

난 왜 이 의미없는 게임을 5번이나 클리어했을까... 6번째 플레이부터는 수입도 더 이상 늘어나지 않아서 그만둠

cool little game!!!!

Buen juego, aunque algo corto. Me duró media tarde.

awesome little game please add REBIRTH SYSTEM maybe can give some coins when rebirth can use coins to buy some update or block skin

a fun little game. sadly very short Would be nice to of seen more features for the loading bars like what the banner art hinted at. because at least with my play throughs (100%'d) there was only standard bars, and only went up to value of 5, and finally 10 near the end albeit rarely in the shop

way buggier than I ever thought games like this could be. really blatantly unfinished

I really like the look, vibe and idea here, but this is just not a game anyone should pay money for. It's a prototype that should be given away for free. The game is a simple clickity-clicker that also has a bit of that Resident Evil and/or Backpack Hero-style inventory management where you try to fit as many bars of various sizes and shapes into a grid inventory. You click the bars, you buy upgrades, the bars start filling themselves and the other upgrades are wacky like they always are in incremental game. Lasers and missiles and for some reason candy that clicks the bars for you. It's all well and good until you realize that the game is about 25 minutes long, and that includes both playthroughs required for 100% achievements. The game never really evolves, you just run your auto-clicker because what kind of nutjob sits around and gives themselves RSI by playing clickers manually, you place a few bars and then the game is over in about 10 minutes per run. There is no music, and the sound effects (were there even more than one?) become a plopping cacophony as you click and your upgrades auto-click for you. In both of my runs, I found it impossible to actually purchase all upgrades before hitting 100% on the global progress bar, and the game just stops at 100%. The dev appears to have noticed and instead of recalculating and having the math make sense, the game just hands you the final upgrade achievement that you couldn't actually achieve. There has to be something cool that happens at 100%, right? At least like little fireworks animation or something? Nah, it's just text telling you to do it again or go outside. This game is obviously very cheap at under €2, but the thing with that is that Steam has like a literal million games stretching back 25 years and you can so easily buy something you've never seen before and that offers things like more than 25 minutes of content, at least one royalty-free song of some kind and maybe some kind of little fanfare when you win. This game is a solid little coding exercise effort, and it's a little cute and all that, but it's also simply an unfinished prototype that shouldn't be sold for money.

A satisfying little game. Its cheap, its short, its sweet. You wont regret getting it. The sounds are so good too.