Cmd C - An Idle Game

Cmd C - An Idle Game

Incremental Programming Sim

242 ratings
67 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 22, 2022
  • July 5, 2026

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An idle clicker game simulating programming, featuring multiple chapters with unique mechanics and a storyline about free software. Design and share levels, upgrade your abilities, and progress even offline.

Explore multiple chapters with unique mechanics
Engaging storyline about free software and conspiracy
Level editor to design and share custom coding environments
Upgrade, prestige, and generator systems
Offline progress support
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What's New in Cmd C

1.12.2

July 5, 2026

- Added a completion times page in the menu - Added debug performance tool - Performance optimizations in Chapter 13 - Fixed a bug in Chapter 14 when prestiging - Upgraded dependencies

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User reviews

Cute premise, not balanced well.

nevermind the second chapter kinda changes this completely.

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The gameplay is not engaging at all, which is theoretically quite easy for an incremental game. An “idle” incremental just means most of your earnings happen when the app is closed. Good idle games still have an engaging gameplay loop while the app is open.

This game, instead, intends for you to open, click one button, close—at least that’s what I have found past the career milestone. I am not yet to chapter 2, but reviews make it sound like this problem will only exacerbate.

Something I have noticed about this game versus enjoyable incremental games is that the tap function does not actually give any reward or gain after the first 90 seconds of gameplay. You read that right. It’ll never be used again past the first few moments, except to tap once to get the reset going.

I really think this game is cute, it’s witty. I would like to see it rebalanced and given a meaningful purpose to tapping/clicking. More complicated or optional buffs usually make these games more enjoyable too (see grimoire, dodecadragons)
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Glitches can make game unplayable

Glitch where if you reset your entire progress but didn’t change the difficulty on levels the level will start out normal you’ll return and the difficulty is applied and you get hard locked from progressing. Please fix I love this game but this oversight of a bug is just dumbfounded. I just wanted to play it all over again and now I’m stuck to repeating level 1 till you fix this in however many months. Also add a bug report feature in the future so I don’t have to leave reviews
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An idle game

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.


Yet there it is, I have been playing for years. Not many idle games get that from me, there’s only been Antimatter Dimensions and the original Cookie Clicker.

By proxy, and the gratification of figuring out the systems in each chapter, Cmd C has earned its review and rating and was long overdue.
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Game is totally messed up for blind people.

Hello, please fix the issue where the stupid game scrolls you to the top every time you scroll past the settings button. I've been waiting for the last 2 updates for this to be fixed. I did purchase the overclock thing. If this is something that helps sighted people then please make an option to turn it off.
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Massive lack of effort put into this

Progress is very slow for some reason on chapter 2. The point of an idle/incremental is to well make progress and have number go up quicker than last prestige. When you are dealing with e’s and the insane scaling cost of upgrades means I make almost no progress when I prestige (lose all progress and start again). Also random hidden upgrades. When I leveled up a t3 line production to 25 it made t1 get a 500x boost. But when I upgrade t1 to 50 or t2 to 25 nothing happens or t1 for that matter. I just randomly got a upgrade with no way to tell if I’m close to another one or if there is even another one or when I might get it.

Why waste my time with trash made with no love when I can play idle/incremental where people actually put in effort and care.
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Reported Bugs

11 issues

Hard lock when resetting progress without changing difficulty

Bug

Auto-scroll to top interferes with blind user navigation

Bug

Blank white/grey screen on launch (especially after updates)

Bug

Game crashes when accessing level editor

Bug

Unexpected progress resets after closing app

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Challenge progress not saved before quitting

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Data loss after app minimization/restoration

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Incompatibility with older devices (iPhone 5)

Bug

Scaling and math errors in progression system

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Random hidden upgrades with no notification system

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Glitches with prestige/reset mechanics

Bug

Requested Features

11 requests

In-game bug report feature

Feature

Confirmation dialog for resetting progress

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Manual save option

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Leaderboard system

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Hold-to-tap alternative for boost mechanic

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Theme/dark mode options

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Information buttons explaining mechanics

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Visual indicators for hidden upgrade progress

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Price display for all generators

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Website with game information

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Accessibility toggle for auto-scroll feature

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FAQ

What is Cmd C?

Cmd C is an idle clicker game that simulates the world of programming. It offers a journey through multiple chapters, each with distinct game mechanics, and features a storyline centered around free software and coding collaboration. Players can upgrade their abilities, progress through the game, and even enjoy offline progress.

What are the key features of Cmd C?

Key features include exploring various chapters with unique mechanics, uncovering a storyline about a digital conspiracy, using a level editor to create and share custom coding environments, strategically upgrading and prestiging, and benefiting from offline progress. The game combines idle progression with engaging simulation elements.

Is Cmd C free to play?

Yes, Cmd C is free to download and play. However, like many free-to-play games, it offers in-app purchases and may display advertisements to support its development and ongoing content updates.

Can I play Cmd C offline?

Yes, the game supports offline progress. This means you can continue to advance in the game and earn rewards even when you are not connected to the internet, ensuring that your programming journey never has to stop.

Who is Cmd C designed for?

This game is designed for players who enjoy idle clicker and simulation games. It will particularly appeal to those with an interest in programming, coding, or the concepts of free software, offering a fun and accessible way to engage with these themes.