JudgeSim vs Wallpaper Engine
Reviews on Steam
Wallpaper Engine
672.2× more reviews
Critical reception
Wallpaper Engine
13.5pp gap
Cheaper at launch
Wallpaper Engine
$2.00 cheaper
Estimated sales (median)
Wallpaper Engine
896.3× more units (white-box estimate)
More recent
JudgeSim
6 years apart
JudgeSim
2024 · Casual
DelusionArt Studio · DelusionArt Studio
- Reviews
- 1,361
- Positive
- 84%
- Launch price
- $6.99
- Engine
- n/a
- Sales (median)
- 41K
- Net rev
- $0.2M
Wallpaper Engine
2018 · Casual
Wallpaper Engine Team · Wallpaper Engine Team
- Reviews
- 914,881
- Positive
- 98%
- Launch price
- $4.99
- Engine
- n/a
- Sales (median)
- 36.6M
- Net rev
- $104.3M
Tag overlap
10% shared , 2 shared tags, 18 only on JudgeSim, 18 only on Wallpaper Engine.
Only JudgeSim
Simulation2DText-BasedPoliticalCrimeInvestigationPuzzleHand-drawnPoint & ClickImmersive SimClickerDystopian ColorfulStrategyMultiple EndingsChoices MatterCasualLinear
Shared
IndieSingleplayer
Only Wallpaper Engine
MatureUtilitiesAnimeSoftwareDesign & IllustrationAnimation & ModelingFirst-PersonNSFWMemesCuteActionFunnyEarly AccessPhoto EditingSandboxHorrorGamingGame Development
Sales estimates
Both estimates use the same vv1.0 multi-factor Boxleiter method. Click "How is this calculated?" on either to see the per-factor breakdown.
Sales estimate
vv1.024K to 57K
units (median: 41K)
≈ $98K to $228K net revenue (Steam cut + refunds + regional discount applied)
Sales estimate
vv1.022.0M to 51.2M
units (median: 36.6M)
≈ $62.6M to $146.0M net revenue (Steam cut + refunds + regional discount applied)
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