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A Tale of Poop and Vengeance

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developed by Talos0248
rated 4.4 stars, 198 ratings.
rated 4.4 stars, 198 ratings.
jsactivestoryresource-managementclicker

Posted April 2, 2024. Updated April 4, 2024. Played 2412 times for a total of 972 hours.

description


Shovel Poop, Buy Upgrades, Overthrow the Government.

A short, story-based incremental game made in my spare time to practice HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Feedback and constructive criticism welcome! :)

  • Pacing is designed around not having an autoclicker, but feel free to use one if you feel the balance is off!
  • Designed for desktop, but I tried to make it as responsive as I'm capable of for smaller window sizes.

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newest comments


LaRubrum December 17, 2024
+2comment score: 2

Absolute cinema

BanBanLvr December 4, 2024
+3comment score: 3

How you start with scooping crap and end with a mass genocide is awesome to me. Great job!

AlphaBravo November 1, 2024
+3comment score: 3

Great short game! The story was fun and I liked the color scheme.

Clickerfella October 17, 2024
+4comment score: 4

amazing

IncrementalKing September 17, 2024
+4comment score: 4

loved the game

top comments


HalfX April 4, 2024
+45comment score: 45

I wanna go on interstellar conquest with my cute dragon

developer response: Aww <3

-WU35Xby9gjvBN- April 4, 2024
+27comment score: 27

the only incremental with realistic numbers

developer response: I'm glad my math-blind brain proves useful for once haha

celloman1 April 4, 2024
+21comment score: 21

The writing at the end was really good. 👍🤙

developer response: Thank you! I wasn't sure how it read while developing so I'm really glad you enjoyed it!

rajakyoza April 4, 2024
+20comment score: 20

short but cute

developer response: Thank you :D

pixelperfect12 gamedev April 7, 2024
+18comment score: 18

never thought i'd commit mass murder in an incremental game

developer response: hey, I'm sure inevitably disrupting world politics / the laws and fabric of the universe itself is a staple of incrementals by now :P

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