Overview
Josh Powlison's BUTTON: Mildly Remastered Edition offers a uniquely minimalist and satirical take on the incremental genre. Developed and published by Josh Powlison, this casual point-and-click simulation invites players into a world where the primary mechanic is, quite literally, clicking a button. As the number associated with the button increases, players witness the 'power of math in real-time.' While seemingly simple, the game provides a surprising amount of depth through its customization options and developer commentary.
Highlights
- Core Gameplay: Engage with a minimalist point-and-click simulation where the central action is clicking a button to watch a number ascend.
- Customization & Content: Personalize your experience by changing the button's color across the full spectrum, unlocking new button graphics, and enjoying nearly 4 hours of developer commentary that will expand with free updates.
- Accessibility & Features: Playable with keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen, with gamepad support planned. The game also features Steam Achievements and Steam Cloud saves.
Who It's For
This game is perfect for players who appreciate satire, minimalist design, and the simple satisfaction of incremental progression. If you enjoy casual games with a humorous twist, or are curious about the comedic potential of a single-button mechanic, Josh Powlison's BUTTON: Mildly Remastered Edition is worth a look. It's also ideal for those who enjoy developer insights, with extensive commentary included.
Game Info
Developed and published by Josh Powlison, this title falls under the Satire, Casual, Point & Click, Minimalist, Simulation, and Incremental genres. It supports English and includes features like Multi-player (though the core experience is single-player focused), Steam Achievements, and Steam Cloud. The game is a paid title and has received positive feedback from its initial Steam user reviews.
