A clicker game about autism! Click the green flag, and then click on the autism/neurodiversity infinity symbol (or press the spacebar) to gain points. With those points you can buy sensory friendly items and autism accomodation tools from the store. You can also buy upgrades to gain even more points, further acocmodate autism and increase autism awareness. Also next to some of the items in the store is an information icon, which if you click on it, provides some information about what those items are and why some autistic people may use them irl. __________________________________________________ If you have any suggestions or ideas for things to add or change to the game or that could make it more autism and neurodiversity friedly, feel free to share them in the comments and I will consider them.
Inspired by Autism Infinity Symbol Clicker Game by @PinksMonkey https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/628700448/ Neurodiversity Infinity Symbol from Wikimedia Commons Settings icon designed by @Hemkernator Store and upgrade icons are from various Scratch projects or were found online with Google Images ♫ Music: Wallpaper - Kevin Macleod OTE - Sea Lion Reminder - windows on SoundCloud Back on Track - DJVI (featured in the mobile game Geometry Dash) Jumper - Water Flame (featured in the mobile game Geometry Dash) Xenogenesis - TheFatRat (featured in the mobile game Geometry Dash) Unity - TheFatRat (featured in the mobile game Geometry Dash) Time Lapse - TheFatRat (featured in the mobile game Geometry Dash) Thomas & Friends Theme Song - Composed by Mike O'Donnell and Junior Campbell MEGALOVANIA - Toby Fox (also known for being featured in Toby Fox's video game Undertale) Lobby - Bslick (from the game soundtrack for Dress To Impress on Roblox) Dressing Room - Bslick (from the game soundtrack for Dress To Impress on Roblox) Game items/features suggested by other Scratchers: Having a pop sound play when you buy a Pop-it in the store suggested by @catlover933784 AAC Board store item and AAC board upgrade suggested by @spaceace_156 Everything else is by (I also have autism and ADHD, and was diagnosed with both in 2019) Tags:
