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Cash Empire Clicker

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An idle tycoon game that shows the math behind every buy

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An idle tycoon game that shows the math behind every buy

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Cash Empire Clicker is an idle tycoon game that shows its math. A Best Next card shows the cost, income gained and payback time for every purchase, and the IPO Reset screen shows your multiplier now versus after before you confirm. Start with one broken money printer, hire 11 managers and automate 12 income assets that keep earning offline. No forced ads, no launch paywall and no account. Fictional money only.

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Hi Product Hunt! I make Cash Empire Clicker. In most idle games I never knew what to buy next, so I built one that shows the numbers. What's in it: - A Best Next card with cost, income gained and payback time for every purchase - An IPO Reset screen comparing your multiplier now vs after, before you confirm - 11 managers and 12 income assets that keep earning offline No forced ads, no launch paywall and no account. It's fictional money only. I'd love to know: do you prestige early, or keep building first?

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10d ago

How payback time works in idle tycoon games (and the best next buy)

In most idle games the best next purchase is the one that pays for itself fastest:

1. Payback time = cost extra income per second.

2. Compare payback across options, not just cost or income.

3. Milestone bonuses can make an expensive upgrade the better buy.

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10d ago

Idle game players: what makes you quit an incremental game?

Cash Empire Clicker launches here on 6 November. I'm one of the makers.

It's a free idle tycoon game for iPhone and iPad: tap to print (fictional) cash, research upgrades, hire managers, automate and prestige. The 1.3 update rebalanced the whole economy so it plays like the classic incrementals: costs rise with every purchase, and reaching the top stages takes days, not minutes. It also added a Research Lab, three skill mini-games with rewards shown before you play, and office themes you unlock by playing.

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