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FACEMINER

89% positive of 1,528 Steam reviews

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Released
2025
Steam Deck
Playable
Platforms
Steam

Made by Wristwork. Published by Wristwork Ltd.

About the game

Build a biometric data harvesting empire from scratch in FACEMINER, the hardcore thriller clicker set in 1999. Classify data, upgrade mining infrastructure, and scale up your A.I. surveillance empire to obscene ends in this creepy narrative-driven incremental management sim with a dystopian twist.

Tagged by players

  • Dystopian
  • Incremental
  • 1990's
  • Idler
  • Alternate History
  • Economy
  • Surreal
  • Point & Click
  • Retro
  • Capitalism
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Management

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Rarely does a clicker/incremental game captivate me with a story, but this one really got ahold of me. I enjoyed the nostalgia of the interface mixed with the modern take of the theme. I highly recommend this one.

    3.9 h played when written, mostly on Steam Deck. 11 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    A lot of incremental games don’t stick with me. It’s the snack food of gaming for me. You play it for a couple hours, finish it, and forget about it. I don’t think I’ll forget this game very easily. It’s not subtle about what it’s about: our own downfall as humanity giving into our greed and constant need for profit. About our constant need to feel like we’re “doing something,” when all we’re doing is killing…

    2.6 h played when written. 5 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    Artwork looks great but the gameplay loop is just not worth your time. Once you get the bot to automate everything (which happens right at the start) you no longer have anything to do and are forced to just sit there and wait until you have enough money to slightly increase the bot's speed. I came to play a game, not watch a bot do it for me. That being said, I do believe the game was made out of passion, and it is…

    1.3 h played when written. 3 found it helpful.

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