A luck-based clicker where random chance drives your progression rather than traditional clicking power. You compete to become the luckiest player in the Megaverse by accumulating fortunate outcomes, making each session feel unpredictable and unique. Best suited for players who enjoy the unpredictability of chance mechanics and want something genuinely different from standard incremental games.
About this game
Will you join the Lucky Club? Are you the Luckiest in the Megaverse? Find out in this mind-blowing clicker game where only luck matters.
Steam Next Fest is over. Thank you all for playing our game demo, and for your feedback! Many of you have asked where the idea came from. So, before going ahead with the ranking, here are a few words about it. The Luckiest in the Megaverse came out of a jam within our team toward the end of last year when we needed to create a game to put out with our company, Rednoy. The goal was to make something simple yet unique and special. During that time, we got really into listening to podcasts and lectures about quantum physics and the Big Bang theory, getting inspired by concepts exploring the universe and its complexity. Furthermore, we tasted the idea of making a game entirely based on luck for some time. Essentially, this game is an experiment showing how, in a context of infinite possibilities, the improbable can happen, just like someone can win the lottery infinite times if they have infinite plays available. According to the Inflation theory, the chaos of chance led to creation. So the creation itself is inside the Lucky Club of chances. Now, without further ado, let me introduce to you THE RANKING OF THE LUCKIEST PLAYERS IN THE MEGAVERSE (SO FAR!) {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/3dffdb78fa8d95f165c4eaa8596aa02cf208a599.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/3460cc96233e50f527d1650cad26385e6e4e30e7.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/5305449bdaa55fc57e03905fa195379105751910.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/f3fa52631248285f64120327d66026cfaeec48a2.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/a3d1880e8906954328afe365c1ae73b4ab2c92b1.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/73a5bcccbdaad771de180ebc1a5568735d3fa537.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/3436489a9dc81aa442237abcf37f166fa35319e5.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/a27999475129df3ff53e77a876a19ddcb8120a22.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44855739/6b6be8b0b8fe40267c33384169a7688665989f31.png Congratulations to the first-place winner and the last, because misfortune is as special as fortune! If you're up for it, help us get the word out about this game. It would re...
A game session and a physics lesson at once. . . . . . . . . . Credits: Spoken version of the Wikipedia article: Big Bang. Original speaker: Dmitry Brant. Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Pitch modified. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:En-BigBang.ogg . Sound of the Big Bang. Attribution: (c) John G. Cramer - 2013. https://faculty.washington.edu/jcramer/BBSound_2013.html, Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License.
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