CapyCrime
A downloadable game for Windows
Your town has a problem: the capybaras are committing crimes. Fortunately, there’s a solution: eggs. Fresh, sizzling, tasty eggs served hot from your pan. It’s a culinary justice system.
Capy Crime is a roguelike clicker where you balance out the crime rate of your Capy Society by making sure disenfranchised capys don't go hungry! If you let them grow hungry, crime rate will continue to increase until society can't take it anymore and collapses!
Work your way through a daily cycle:
- Cook & Serve Eggs → every Disenfranchised capybara you satisfy reduces the crime rate, every Enfranchised capybara you satisfy pays you money
- Manage the Line → decide who gets served, who gets dismissed
- Pet Your Platypus → yes, he lays the eggs. Yes, that’s how this economy works.
Every day, crime resets, and upgrades matter:
- Improve cooking speed
- Increase egg yield
- Boost crime-reduction efficiency
Your goal? Survive 10 days in a row without crime breaking out into chaos.
You’re not fighting crime. You’re negotiating with adorable, round, bureaucracy-laden mammals who all think they are justified.
And honestly? They might be.
Core Features
- Cozy chaos — Chill pacing with escalating tension
- Line management with purpose — Every capybara matters
- Progression & Upgrades — Efficiently maintain your weird breakfast-based society
- Class Dynamics — Balance profit vs fairness
- Cute as hell — They waddle. They chirp. They stare into your soul.
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Love the concept, love the vibe. I can't wait to see what this game might turn into in the future.
I would like more interaction feedback. Given the font and the music, I had a hard time understanding/monitoring/fighting the crime rate. And I wasn't sure at first how many eggs I had because the carton only had 1, and I couldn't make out the counter on the screen. And when a crime did happen I wasn't sure what had occurred because the capys just snap in and out.
Despite the chill vibes, the lack of direction, on screen controls, and the line out the door did stress me out initially. And the timer ticking down is also nerve-racking. I hate to say this, but maybe use a less detailed day by hour cycle like FNAF might be better to relay the day to the player (12pm-6pm shift?). Instead of a 10 minute timer looming over you.
I like the concept a lot though, and I see so many opportunities to expand the art style, tone, gameplay, and mechanics. It will be a great game, and also do gang busters on Twitch or something.