Build your dev studio one commit at a time. Upgrade your setup, manage Technical Debt, ship projects, and survive bugs, demanding clients, overheating servers, and security breaches in this incremental developer sim.
快適性とオーディオCustom Volume ControlsMouse Only OptionPlayable without Timed InputSave Anytime
システム要件
最低推奨OSWindows 10 64-bitWindows 10 / Windows 11 64-bitプロセッサーDual-core x64 processorQuad-core x64 processorグラフィックIntegrated graphics with hardware-accelerated WebGL supportIntegrated or dedicated graphics with hardware-accelerated WebGL supportメモリー4 GB RAM8 GB GB RAMストレージ1 GB available space同じ
One More Commitについて
One More Commit is an incremental clicker/management game about turning a modest coding setup into something much bigger — one commit at a time.
Write code, earn resources and improve your workflow as your projects become more ambitious. Invest in upgrades, build passive income and keep an eye on Technical Debt before shortcuts start catching up with you.
Of course, development rarely goes according to plan.
Unexpected problems will interrupt your carefully optimized routine and force you to react, make decisions and occasionally clean up the mess you created yourself. Handle them well and you'll unlock new ways to improve your studio and push your productivity further.
As you progress, your workspace evolves with you, reflecting the projects you've completed and the tools you've invested in.
How far can one more commit take you?
Key Features
- Incremental progression built around commits, upgrades and passive income.
- Projects that grow increasingly demanding as your studio develops.
- Technical Debt and refactoring, adding another layer to the usual clicker progression.
- Interactive events and challenges that regularly break up the core incremental loop.
- Additional upgrades and rewards earned through successful challenges.
- A studio that visibly evolves alongside your progress.
- A complete progression path with a proper ending.
- No offline progression — your studio grows while you're actually there to run it.