Yaarmi Tycoon

🏆 Achievement HunterThis is the first time Yaarmi Tycoon talks to Steam. From today the game has 12 Steam achievements – from your very first video to having six figures in the bank, plus one hidden one for the patient – and it keeps track of six stats about your studio. 🎯 The 12 achievementsFirst Upload – Finish your first video. Tinkerer – Buy your first upgrade level. On a Mission – Claim your first mission reward. Maxed Out – Take any upgrade to its maximum level. Full Setup – Own every component in the small storage room. Room Service – Complete every mission in the small storage room. Storage Room Mogul – Reach 100% progress in the small storage room. Moving Up – Unlock the medium storage room. Medium Rare – Reach 100% progress in the medium storage room. Content Machine – Finish 500 videos. (Steam shows a progress bar: 312 / 500…) Six Figures – Have 100K in the bank at once. ??? – A hidden one. A hint: someone in this story deserves your full attention. ⏪ Your past countsIf you've already played a lot, you don't have to start over. The first time you load your save, the game checks everything you've already done – maps unlocked or completed, components bought, upgrades maxed, missions claimed, money in the bank – and unlocks every achievement you deserve at once, in a single notice. Then they appear on your Steam profile. ✨ A golden notice of its ownWhen you unlock an achievement, a golden notice with a trophy appears inside the game, with its own little fanfare. (Steam's own pop-up doesn't show over this kind of window, so the game brings its own – you'll never miss one.) 📊 Six stats, tracked from todayThe game now counts the videos you finish, the upgrade levels you buy, the missions you claim, the components you buy, the maps you unlock and your playtime in minutes. They're saved with your game and sent to Steam. A full stats screen to see them all is coming in two weeks. ❓ Good to knowPlaying without Steam running? Achievements are stored on your PC and s...

🧹 Polish Pass Thank you for jumping into Midas Touch! Two days in, here is the first of the weekly updates. It's a small one on purpose: it fixes what you – and I – found in the first days, and it adds two tools that will make every future bug report faster to solve. ⏩ The intro story can be skipped Until now, every new player had to sit through the whole intro story: twenty images, ten seconds each, more than three minutes without being able to do anything. Not anymore. Click or press Space to go to the next image whenever you want. Press Esc (or the Skip › button in the corner) to jump straight into the game. A small counter shows where you are in the story ("7 / 20 · Click to continue · Esc to skip"). Images keep their shape at any window size, from 1280 × 720 to full screen. If you like the story, you can still watch it at your own pace. 🔢 Your version, in Settings The Settings screen now shows the exact version of the game you're running (Version 1.1.1). When you report a bug, include it – it tells me straight away whether it's already fixed. 📄 A log file, and a button to find it The game now writes what it does – and any error – to a small text file. In Settings there's a new Open log folder button that opens it for you. If something goes wrong, attach latest.log to your report on Discord or the forums: it tells me exactly what happened, so I can fix it in days instead of guessing. The file stays small (a few KB) and only contains information about the game. 🐞 Fixed Reset that didn't stick: if you reset your progress and closed the window right after, part of the old save could come back. Resetting is now final. Intro shown at the wrong time: the story now plays exactly once for new players, and again after a full reset – never by surprise, never missing. Loading screen: the title is now correct, and it only waits as long as the game actually needs to load (usually under two seconds). 📋 Full changelog – 1.1.1 NEW – Intro story: click / Space to advance, Esc or...

🪙 Everything you touch turns to goldMidas Touch rebuilds Yaarmi Tycoon from the inside. I spent the last months rewriting almost every part of the game – the economy, the screens, the sound and the way your studio is saved – so that the next updates can arrive every week. This is the result, and your current save carries over automatically. 📈 A progressive economyEvery one of the 350 upgrade levels now follows the same gentle curve. Each level costs a little more than the one before and earns a little more too, so progress feels smooth from the first charger to the last light bulb strip – no more strange jumps where one upgrade was suddenly far too cheap or far too expensive. Costs and earnings are generated from a single formula, so the whole game is balanced the same way.Mission rewards now grow with what things cost on that map, so a mission is always worth claiming.Money can grow as big as you like: after K, M, B, T… and D, numbers continue with aa, ab, ac… They never overflow or turn negative again. 🪟 No more pop-up windowsEvery message now lives inside the game window. Notices slide in and fade out on their own, and when the game needs you to confirm something, the screen dims behind a clean box instead of opening a new window. "Not enough money" still tells you when you can't afford something – now with a red notice and its own little "nope" sound.Missions, maps and settings open as screens and take you back to where you were when you close them. 📊 Know where you standWhole-map progress bar at the top: see at a glance how close you are to finishing the room.Every bar shows its percentage, with a new look – stripes, a soft glow, milestones and a badge when it's complete.Know what you earn: each component shows what it earns per video and the most it can earn; each upgrade shows exactly what its next level costs and what it will give you.A component's upgrades are now shown in two columns, so you see more at once. 🏆 Missions, redesignedThe missions screen has a...