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All you’re doing is clicking you can slap just about any theme or setting on top of that. The clicker formula is also - for better or worse - infinitely malleable. Based purely on numbers, their favourite game is the notoriously inaccessible DOTA 2, and their favourite recent genre is survival, where you’re often plopped into an inscrutable world and expected to learn the ropes before someone perma-kills you for shits and giggles (and probably also pants). After all, Steam’s 125 million users are about as hardcore as it gets. This might, at first, strike you as bizarre. It’s time to face it: clicker mania - while not a wholly new phenomenon (remember Cookie Clicker?) - has come to Steam. And let’s not forget that fantasy clickventure Clicker Heroes has spent multiple months on Steam’s top ten most played list, next to obscure fare you’ve probably never heard of like DOTA 2, Counter-Strike, and Grand Theft Auto V. Before that, we had Valve’s own take on the formula, the Steam Summer Sale Monster Game. But again, these all appeared on the One PC Gaming Platform To Rule Them All in the span of about a month.
In the grand scheme of genres represented on Steam, that may not seem like a lot.
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