
Ever wanted to accelerate the progress bar of your download, slow installation, Windows update or just to kill some time until something else has finished? Then here comes the game you never asked for: Progress Bar: The Game
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Yes, this is exactly what it says it is on the tin. There is no secret metagame where you discover that the progress bars are actually attached to an interdimensional nether demon that's also somehow feeding on the serotonin of everyone playing the game. It is a game where you watch progress bars fill up, either manually or automatically. But you know what it isn't? A cryptominer. I had my suspicions, so I checked out what it was doing with Procmon. After discovering a couple of activities I thought were off, I posted in the community board. Not only was I met with a developer who was more than willing to take my claims seriously, but provided proof along with solving a bug that I thought was suspicious, all without being the least bit snide or offended by my post. I appreciate that, because quite frankly, if it were me, I'd probably have been offended, and I probably wouldn't have handled the situation as gracefully as this developer. I am more than happy to have paid a dollar for a game that's barely a game when the developer actually cares about what their customers think of them.
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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[h1] Довольно унылый симулятор загрузочных экранов, где нужно самому кликать для прогресса - кликать долго и нудно [/h1] Экран меняется один за другим, можно табом узнать год такого экрана. И по сути всё. Достижения тоже одна унылее другой. С 2019-го года игра до сих пор в ограниченном профиле и достижения в библиотеке не учитываются. В общем, так себе приобретение и такие игры обычно делаются бесплатными в гугл плей. Да и загрузочных экранов здесь откровенно мало и все довольно скучные. Кстати, помимо загрузочных экранов, есть ещё экраны копирования и дефрагментации.
Fast-paced and vigorous gameplay akin to that of Elden Ring with a compelling, character-driven, cinematic like experience. Have you ever wanted to be Thor in The Avengers? Or mayhaps Toby Maguire's Spiderman lost in bat country? Well look no further. You wont find that at all. Just Stop. Oh, but do buy this game it's good.
Прикольно, но как по мне она вообще должна быть бесплатной
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[h3][b]This is what I built my PC for. Running loading screens at 3000+ FPS.[/b][/h3]
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[h1]Progress Bar Simulator – An Epic Clickathon![/h1] [h2]The ultimate game for true patience artists[/h2] For years, I've searched for that perfectly balanced game that would test both my clicking and patience, and finally, I've got it in "Progress Bar Simulator." Now, what kind of perverted masterpiece of digital art challenges the person playing the game to do the impossible: fill a progress bar with nothing but clicks? [h3]Normal Mode: A Test of Endurance[/h3] In "normal mode," you are prompted to fill the bar with one type of exotic by using a left-click and emptying it with another exotic. It's like yin and yang—constant fight between progression and regression raises deep questions about the nature of productivity. [h3]Idle Mode: Pure Relaxation[/h3] For absolute relaxation seekers, there is "Idle Mode," where one can actually watch how slowly the bar fills to the brim. Meanwhile, a user can grow a beard and then shave it again. Truly an elysium for fans of doing absolutely nothing.[/i]. The graphics are great, in the original meaning of the word, and carry a very strong aroma of the computer operating systems of the first half of the 20th century. There is a very strong smell of nostalgia about the whole thing that really does give one pause to think just how far we have come.and yet, somehow, how little we have grown. All in all, the Progress Bar Simulator is really something that can take hold of you for hours on end—or at least until one realizes what they are looking at is, in fact, a progress bar. A must-visit website for everyone who would like to take tests glorifying his or her mouse-clicking skills while wasting time like a pro. 10/10, would definitely waste time clicking again!
Great game, does exactly what it says on the Steam page's description (few games do these days). Definitely brings back some good memories with some of the older progressbars and still offers some really nostalgic modem and HDD sound effects.
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