Last year we reported on a phenomenon that, frankly, left PC Gamer's editorial team a little baffled. We were in one of our morning meetings when someone shared Banana, a free-to-play game ...

What’s a banana worth? A diamond banana ... facing some problems around botting, since the game takes basically 1% to no resources of your PC, people are abusing up to 1000 alternative accounts ...

According to SteamDB, more than 800,000 people are playing Banana at the time of writing. It hit a peak concurrent user count of 884,469 players, and is the second most popular game on PC platform ...

Why is a game about clicking a banana doing so well ... since the game takes basically 1% to no resources of your PC, people are abusing up to 1000 alternative accounts in order to get Rarer ...

Banana has taken Steam by storm ... admitted the game has a bot problem. "Since the game takes basically one percent to no resources of your PC, people are abusing up to 1000 alternative accounts ...

Counter-Strike 2, absolutely. Elden Ring, for sure. But if you answered Banana, you would… also be correct. The bizarre indie game that consists of repeatedly clicking on a picture of a banana ...

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Click the banana enough, and you earn in-game skins that can be sold for real-world cash. You may like I'm a PC gamer and I wish I knew about these 5 Steam apps to boost my gaming setup This is ...

one of Banana’s developers, admitted as much. “Unfortunately we are currently facing some problems around botting, since the game takes basically 1% to no resources of your PC, people are ...

The developers of Banana, a game about clicking a Banana which has usurped Baldur's Gate 3 and Hogwarts Legacy on Steam's most-popular games of all time list, have insisted it's not a scam.