Fuzzy Business: Idle Clicker

It started with a little stubble.

In Fuzzy Business: Idle Clicker, players tap a desperate man to grow his hair and earn Beard Bucks. Upgrades grow hair automatically, every second, even while the game is closed or offline. Fun, upgradeable friends join to help make your powers stronger. Before long the beard goes from bald to scruffy to completely, ridiculously unstoppable.

Then....the hair starts growing on everything else.

A hair infection creeps across the game's own upgrade buttons, cutting their income until they're buried. Players trim it back by hand, and recruit a team of hairy buddies to help: Bowl Cut, the Not So Bald Eagle, Axolotta Hair, Beardacuda, Prickle Pickle and CapyBearda. Each buddy has its own power, from bubble shields that keep hair away to an eagle that swoops in and rips the hair right off.

Along the way, players survive Hair Storms (catch the falling hairs for big bonuses), spin the Barber's Gamble for skins, boosts and buddy upgrades, and ascend with Crystal Combs to start again stronger. The end goal: build the Follicle Rocket and escape Hairmageddon.

Fuzzy Business is built for short check-ins and long sessions alike. It keeps earning offline, has over 400 achievements (some of them very secret), and dozens of skins, backgrounds and music tracks to unlock. Ads are never forced: players watch one only when they want a boost. There's also a full "English (Canadian)" mode for some extra giggles, eh.

Fuzzy Business is the work of a solo developer in British Columbia, Canada.

I'm a solo developer from British Columbia, Canada. Fuzzy Business started as a "small" project and grew, a lot like the beard. Every buddy, beard stage and Canadian joke was made by one person, with a lot of help from the amazing feedback from my husband and my playtesters.

Once the game is established, I hope to support a children's hair-loss charity with part of the game's proceeds, and run a Movember charity every November.