Chain Idle
An idle game built around blockchain, describing itself as an on-chain game about the chain. Players progress in incremental idle-game fashion, in the vein of Cookie Clicker, with a crypto twist. Suited to crypto-curious players who enjoy leaving a game running and returning to gains.
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