Ephemeral Object Manager is a unique clicker game with a rather unique core mechanic. Clicking the button will shoot out random junk that you have to hover over to collect, using it to convert into money before spending it on upgrades.

With unique upgrades comes unique progression, also accompanied by the cute little Delta that you have to take care of. Of course, you can... hit him, but hey! Be nice. Although he seems young, he does have feelings.

With a unique game comes unique events and unique upgrades and... uhhh, something Delta's hiding from you? Well, I'm not someone who's against a cute little spinning pyramid, but I do have little trust in him overall (no, he's not the villain in the end).

The game is still a work in progress, but there will definitely be some updates in the future. 

Features:

• Instead of a casual old button that increases your score every time you press it, we got this ? button that when pressed it shoots out random junk items that you collect by hovering over them, but they do decay over time so you must pick them up before they're gone.

• Also these items are not the game's currency, I mean who would trade anything for some trash? So you gotta take them to the converter where you can convert your junk into valuable coins that you can use as a currency to buy in the store.

• Feeling lonely? Worry not because you're always accompanied by the cute little Delta that many mistakenly believe that he has no feelings, so please take care of this little pyramid thingy.

• You can pet, pick, throw and push this little cutie around, not to mention that you can hit him with middle click but I'm not gonna include that in the instructions of course >:(

• The store is a rather weird place, since it offers some things that might not be useful at all for your ? button, yet you might want to have around in your inventory, ranging from range and power extensions to smiley stickers and common sense?

• oh yeah there is an inventory in this game for some reason.

• Sometimes weird things happen around the place, could be both helpful and harmful, but they're sometimes fun to deal with!

• If you're wondering about the trash-to-coins exchange rate, it's 35 trash for 7 coins (or in other words 5 trash for 1 coin, but the machine only works with 35 batches)