Uncover a software conspiracy while upgrading generators and progressing through chapters.
Cmd C is a narrative-driven idle clicker that trades generic progression for a deep dive into the culture of open-source software. As you advance through distinct chapters, the game evolves, introducing new mechanics and chapters. Beneath the surface of your upgrades and generators lies a digital conspiracy waiting to be unraveled, centered on the high-stakes world of free software and collaboration.
- A Conspiracy Unveiled: Delve into a gripping storyline woven around the realm of free software and coding collaboration. Uncover the hidden layers of a digital conspiracy as you progress through each chapter, revealing the secrets that shape the coding universe.
- Level Editor: Unleash your inner developer using the innovative level editor. Design and share your unique coding environments, extending the game's boundaries and leaving your creative mark on the community.
- Upgrade, Prestige, and Generate: Navigate the intriguing combination of upgrades, prestiges, and generators as you progress through the game. Strategically leverage these elements to enhance your coding abilities, unlock new chapters, and bring the conspiracy to light.
- Offline Support: The allure of coding never stops, even when you're offline. Enjoy the benefits of offline progress, ensuring that your dedication to programming is always rewarded.
This idle game is torture. It’s pure agony in functionality. The build up to automation, in what I’m assuming is later chapters after playing for years, is excruciating.
I’ve played this game since it released and just can stop. I take long breaks, but anytime I redownload it I’m right back at it, grinding away.
I’ve been enjoying this game for a couple of years now and appreciate all of the work the dev has put in as well as his responses to feedback on Reddit.