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Line 5: \| publisher = [[Spooky House Studios]] UG (haftungsbeschraenkt) \| version = [[01.9901\|01.~~9900~~0100]] - iOS [[1.0001\|1.~~0030~~0110]] - Steam [[1.0001\|1.~~0050~~0100]] - Android For a full list of versions, please see [[Changelog]]. \| platform = Android, iOS, PC, macOS \| releasedate = 10 June, 2019 - Android ([[0.~~20\|0.2000~~2]]) 2 August, 2019 - iOS ([[0.2x2\|0.~~2900~~29]]) 8 September, 2020 - PC ([[0.62\|0.6200]]) *8 December, 2020 - macOS ([[0.66\|0.6600]]) Line 31: '''''Progressbar95''''' is a hypercasual user interface game designed to invoke nostalgia for old Windows and Macintosh operating systems. It was developed by Igor Uduslivii (also known by his alias [[Icoeye]]) and was published by [[Spooky House Studios]]. The main objective in Progressbar95 is to fill the [[Progressbar (game element)\|progress bar]] by capturing [[Segments\|fragments]] of various colors. When a level is finished, players earn points that can be traded for new computer parts. As the PC's ~~specs~~components improve, new systems become installable. The ultimate aim is to unlock all available systems and acquire top-notch hardware. Additionally, completing specific levels within each system grants a special game label. ==Google Play Store description<ref name="Android">[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spookyhousestudios.progressbar95&hl=en_US Progressbar95 - nostalgic game - Apps on Google Play]</ref>==