IT Tech vs MRR Clicker Inc

IT Tech: PC Builder is a PC building simulator that puts you in the shoes of a professional builder, pick real components, balance tight budgets, and deliver builds that keep picky customers happy. Every customer has their own request: a tight-budget office PC, a 1440p gaming rig, a silent workstation, or a flashy RGB showpiece. Read the brief, choose real CPUs, GPUs, RAM, storage and cases, and see how your build scores on compatibility, performance and value. Simple to pick up, satisfying to master. No engineering degree required; if you love PCs but don't need a fully realistic hardware simulator, this is your game. Learn what actually matters in a build (and what doesn't) just by playing. FEATURES Real components -> recognizable CPUs, GPUs, RAM, storage & PSUs Build for a variety of customer requests and budgets Score your builds on compatibility, performance & value Climb the leaderboard and unlock achievements Daily challenges to test your skills Available in English, Spanish & Brazilian Portuguese and more! Whether you're a PC enthusiast, an aspiring builder, or just enjoy a good simulation game, IT Tech: PC Builder turns hardware knowledge into a fun, bite-sized challenge. Build smart, keep your customers happy, and see how high you can climb the leaderboard!

THE DASHBOARD IS THE GAME MRR Clicker Inc. is a single-screen idle clicker dressed up as a Software as a Service analytics dashboard. One chart. Four growth levers. A single hamburger menu, hiding the depth behind clean one-handed play. Tap to earn the first ten dollars. Buy your first upgrade. Then another. Then watch the chart take over for you. FOUR GROWTH LEVERS, ONE DASHBOARD The whole game runs on four stats — Traffic, Conversion, Price, and Retention. The four variables that quietly decide whether any real business lives or dies. Each one has its own upgrade tree: - Marketing drives Traffic — Social Posts, Blog Articles, Paid Ads, Weekly Podcast - Conversion raises the hit rate — Landing Page, Sales Calls, Interactive Demo - Pricing multiplies the deal size — Free Tier, Enterprise Tier, Usage-Based Billing - Retention keeps the revenue compounding — Onboarding Flow, Loyalty Rewards, Ecosystem Lock-in Mechanically, an incremental clicker. Spiritually, a dashboard that finally gets to be honest about what dashboards are really for. THE CHART IS ALIVE Floating revenue numbers. A live Monthly Recurring Revenue ticker. Dramatic milestone bursts. A growth-intensity engine that visibly speeds up as the numbers climb. The line goes up, and the chart notices. MOBILE FIRST, SINGLE SCREEN Built for one-handed tapping on a phone you were already holding. No tutorials longer than a standup. Works offline. Cloud save between sessions. Quick to open, slow to put down. VOICE A narrator is in the dashboard with you. They have opinions about your decisions. They have opinions about Software as a Service in general. That is most of what we want to say about the narrator. The rest is more fun if you find it. THIS IS FOR YOU IF - You have ever refreshed an analytics tab like it was a slot machine - You enjoy incremental games and want one disguised as the tools you use at work - You are curious what running a startup actually feels like, minus the part where it owns your weekends - You wanted to try on being a founder before committing to it in real life - You want the dopamine of the line going up, minus everything else attached to it WHAT IT IS, AND WHAT IT ISN'T It is: an idle clicker. Mobile-first. Deep enough to lose an evening in. Light enough to open in a tab during a meeting that isn't yours. It is not: A productivity tool. A criticism of any specific company. A vehicle for any real brand. The only thing growing here is a number on a chart. LEGAL DISCLAIMER No real companies are parodied in this game. All resemblances are coincidental. MRR Clicker Inc. does not constitute financial advice, a business plan, or a valid excuse to quit a day job. It is, however, cheaper than an accelerator. The dashboard is live. The chart is alive. Monthly Recurring Revenue is, regrettably, still zero. The line wants to go up. Help it.