Lean Simulator: Desperation
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About Lean Simulator: Desperation
Lean Simulator: Desperation combines clicker and survival gameplay with horror elements. Monsters are after you, and you must click quickly and adapt to changing situations to survive as long as possible. The Lean Monsters want Lean; give it to them and they leave you alone.
Produce and manage Lean
Fuel the Lean Machean by repeatedly pressing its attached button, and it will produce Lean over time. Keep it fueled and stabilised. You can also manually stabilise it through a nearby hatch, but you cannot defend yourself while carrying out maintenance, so this is recommended only in emergencies.
A Cuboid of Lean in the room never runs out. Drink from it when your vision starts to blur, a sign of dehydration, but avoid drinking too much because Lean is highly addictive.
Earn and spend resources
The Lean Monsters pay you in Bread for giving them Lean. Spend Bread to improve Lean quality or output quantity, or to stabilise the Lean Machean if it becomes too unstable.
PTSD stands for Potential to Stack Dough and tracks how far you have progressed since the start of the game. Your performance in a run determines how much PTSD you earn, which you can spend to make future runs easier. Making full use of PTSD is essential for preparing for what the next run may bring.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Lean Simulator: Desperation is $0.92 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for Lean Simulator: Desperation are: Windows XP, 750 MB RAM, 500 MB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Lean Simulator: Desperation is a single-player game.
Yes. Lean Simulator: Desperation is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
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