Chain Reaction 2.0

Game description:

Generate the most extensive cascading effect possible. One way to do this is to start with a small event and then have that event cause a series of other events, each of which is larger than the one before it. For example, a single spark could start a fire, which could then spread to a nearby building, which could then collapse and cause a chain reaction of other buildings collapsing. Another way to create a cascading effect is to have a single event cause a series of smaller events, each of which has the potential to cause an even larger event. For example, a single person's vote could elect a new politician, who could then pass a law that has a major impact on society. The key to creating a cascading effect is to have each event be connected to the next in a way that makes it more likely that the next event will happen. This can be done by creating a sense of urgency, by making the consequences of the event clear, or by providing a clear path for how the event can be achieved. Cascading effects can be used to create both positive and negative outcomes. For example, a cascading effect could be used to spread awareness of a new product or cause, or it could be used to spread misinformation or propaganda. It is important to be aware of the potential consequences of a cascading effect before using it to achieve a desired outcome.

Game controls:

Player 1:
Mouse Left Click Play