Hundreds of Thousands of People or Bots Speculate on Banana Images on Steam
More than 850,000 users on Steam or bots are currently clicking on the image of a banana. The success of the clicker game Banana, in which a German developer is also involved, raises questions because it targets the dark patterns of FOMO, hype and memes.
Ingame-Screenshot of Banana.Pony, Sky, AestheticSpartan
A few days ago, a game called Banana suddenly became very popular on Steam. The game currently has the second-highest CCU numbers on Steam in the last 24 hours, well ahead of Dota 2, PUBG and Apex Legends. It is a free-to-play clicker game in which you click on a banana - and a counter counts up. And that's it. Almost. "Every 3 and 18 hours, you get dropped a banana," write the developers. "Each banana is also made by the community in discord."
A few days ago, a game called Banana suddenly became very popular on Steam. The game currently has the second-highest CCU numbers on Steam in the last 24 hours, well ahead of Dota 2, PUBG and Apex Legends. It is a free-to-play clicker game in which you click on a banana - and a counter counts up. And that's it. Almost. "Every 3 and 18 hours, you get dropped a banana," write the developers. "Each banana is also made by the community in discord."
