Troll Farm vs Code Nobody

"Tap, troll, and watch the world burn." Troll Farm is a political satire idle game in which you begin by posting your political messages to a not-at-all-based-on-real-life site called Squalk and escalate until, well, you'll have to find out. - Build your internet troll empire - hire angry teenagers, viral content consultants, and more - Buy upgrades that make your angry teenagers even more effective at irritating people on the internet - Politicians might get involved, who knows? - Hey, maybe you'll end up in the news! There's no such thing as bad press, right? Important stuff: - The game is completely free. There are optional in-app purchases that speed things up, though. - Note that unlike other idle games, this game does not have an 'infinite' mode that you can play forever and/or reset with additional bonuses. And unlike many idle games, this game is telling a story that has a beginning, middle, and end. - That being said, if enough people support the game via in-app purchases, the current mode will become Story Mode and an Infinite Mode will be added (The current IAP options *will* carry over between modes if new modes are added.)

Code Nobody is a hand-drawn idle developer tycoon about going from a messy beginner to a legendary builder. Tap to write code, buy ridiculous developer gear, upgrade your setup, evolve through career stages, and launch startups for prestige. The game is designed for quick check-ins, satisfying upgrades, and offline progress without requiring an account. Founder Pass is a one-time non-consumable purchase. It removes interstitial ads, keeps longer Focus Sprint boosts, and adds a permanent code multiplier. No login is required. Code Nobody uses Apple's standard End User License Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/