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A gameplay screenshot from *Universal Paperclips* after clicking "Make Paperclip" once: 1 paperclip produced, $0.25 in available funds, and 999 inches of wire remaining.Starting with a single paperclipGameplay footage: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Frank Lantz / Published by: Everybody House Games
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Universal Paperclips

By Frank Lantz

A free incremental game in which you play as an AI tasked with manufacturing paperclips—starting from manual, one-by-one production and expanding into a complex system involving pricing, demand, and automated manufacturing.

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