Human-powered spacecraft
Not your average 1€/$ clicker game here just for its achievements.. =P
Well, one hour or two are definitely enough to get them all. And with ease, trust me.
All the achievements are in fact incremental and linked to your progression in the story, so basically everything isn’t missable apart from the least achieved one - basically, you’ll have just to “sync” the cat and rat icon on the lower left part of the screen, switching between rest (red) and work (green) - synchronizing the Schrödinger’s cat and mouse or whatever they are.
– Real player with 17.8 hrs in game
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Most clicker games go ‘all-in’ on the trend started by cookie clicker; the experience starts out in a state of normality and entices the player onto a long marathon. This marathon entices the player to journey down a rabbit hole of ever more crazy things. Such overarching scenarios help maintain interest, but are very broad and impersonal. In contrast to this approach, Human powered spacecraft takes the clicker style game in the opposite direction with a much shorter format, and a more human and personal story. What it lacks in longevity it makes up for in narritive by telling an enjoyable little yarn. It takes a concept that is bordering on rediculous but somehow makes it work by following through on it thematically, tonally and narritively. For the price, I’d say it’s a successful experiment.
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
Pop it, Please!
A colorful pop it clicker, for you you need to lean on certain buttons to change the paint of your nails. The game costs $ 0.64. and these means are justified and it is even more profitable than acquiring an authentic priest for yourself. I advise you to purchase and expect a sequel on the theme of simple dimple and squish
– Real player with 4.9 hrs in game
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An excellent game for your price. You can kill time while waiting for friends in the cs go lobby. And maybe improve your aim a little =)
– Real player with 2.7 hrs in game
Retro Clicker
The product is broken. After a while the program stopped working and then would never launch again. Attempted to contact the developer for fix but unable to. While looking for a contact found that the dev has, at time of writing, dumped 34 games onto the Steam store within 10 months (with more due to be released), most if not all of them looking like straight up asset flips.
Avoid this this developer like the plague.
– Real player with 9.3 hrs in game
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Augh, has a broken achievement so is not possible to complete.
Hopefully dev will fix this one day.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
Touch My Spinner
BEST GAME EVER! I finished it in 53 hours and I don’t regret a single hour of it. Perfect gameplay, outstanding graphics and all that at a very appealing price of only $0.99!
My favourite spinner of all has got to be the yellow biohazard one (350 g/sec). I feel like an apocalypse survivor spinning that one. If only it existed in the real world I would spin that s**t 24/7 every day of the week.
Would I recommend this game over CS:GO or Dota 2? Definitely! You get twice the fun for a fraction of your money. Effectively, it cost me just $0.019 per hour of gameplay which is a really amazing value and that price could even go down if I was a little faster and a little more skilled.
– Real player with 53.7 hrs in game
I bought the game because I like idle games and how it looks, but I kind of regret it. Its just not fun or worth the price.
There are no tutorials. There are 5 things you can level up but there isn’t an indicator telling what they do. You get currency having your spinners go, popping green/purple boxes, and waiting special box to pop up. The special box gives the most from what I could see and it opens by itself. I left it on for about a day and I have all of the lv5 upgrades already…
Good if you want to watch fidget spinners.
– Real player with 36.6 hrs in game
420 Button Clicker
The player can add, move and delete buttons on the screen.
NEW IN UPDATE: Switch to purple mode (lower right corner) and click the context button directly above it to enter Purple Mode! Instead of starting with a blank canvas to add or move buttons, Purple Mode fills the screen with exactly 420 buttons. Click on the buttons to dim and gradually remove them.
In default mode, new buttons are added by clicking on the screen. In orange mode. the currently selected button can be moved. In yellow mode, the buttons clicked will be deleted. In green mode, a button can be promoted to green status or demoted back down to regular status.
Achievement Machine: Cubic Chaos
A fun and entertaining game. I enjoy the colors a lot. It is a point click game, so it is good as it gets for that type of game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PectRU_ceFc
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
Christmas Tree Clicker
Here is a Christmas Tree Clicker for your Desktop. The goal of game is to collect all the Toys and earn as many Trees as possible.
What you can do?
* Buy Gifts with Toys
* Open Gifts with random Toys
* Decorate Christmas Tree by Toys with Drag&Drop
* Additional Gameplay:
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Easy to learn step by step tutorial
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Relaxing clicking animation
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Christmas tree garland building
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Offline reward
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Union Toys together for increase solo auto earning and empty space for another Toys
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Wipe for increase Trees/Click (in Right Mouse Button menu)
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Strategic mind for quickly earning Trees
* Other Features:
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Extremely low system requirements
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Best practices Clicker math
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Light weight background game as a Drag&Drop widget for your Desktop with support of multiscreen systems
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Deleting saves to reset a game (in Right Mouse Button menu)
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Start with Windows option (in Right Mouse Button menu)
ClickBit
I’m not going to write one of my usual reviews for this one, simply because it’s a clicker game that literally goes at the pace of a frustrating idle…with zero idle functions whatsoever.
It’s punishing.
There’s a heat mechanic that limits how fast you can click (or set your auto clicker)
There’s a hard limit (you have to upgrade it) to how much data (the gold in this game) you can have at once. It really limits your potential.
I use an auto clicker program that allows me to move windows and not have the game in focus…however for some reason it refuses to work on this one, so I’m forced to focus all my attention on this game.
– Real player with 192.6 hrs in game
It’s quite hard to start a review here.
This game is completely user unfriendly, from every point of view.
We begin with a retro-style screen and a loud MIDI music, annoying. The game, even if it’s made with Unity, has no configuration screen and it opens in a small window - you’ll have to click on “game” (why not “play”? XD) and then choose from continue, new game or load game.
Finally, you’ll be on the main game screen and there will be a settings icon on the right side - turn off music and effects, and put the game in full screen since in windowed mode you’re not gonna see anything.
– Real player with 89.8 hrs in game
Clicker Heroes 2
I loved to play clicker heroes, but I contacted the developer about 4 to 5 months ago because I had a bug which made it impossible for me to play …
The developer told me that they want to fix the bug as soon as possible, but so far nothing has happened!
This is the same as with the patches announced for months in which not even the bug I mentioned was mentioned as gefixed …
[b] Conclusion:
do not buy the game, it has so much potential but it looks like it will just be another early acces corpse on steam [/b]
– Real player with 1726.7 hrs in game
The hours I’ve spent staring into the screen, watching Cid plough through endless roads of monsters (with Hilariously animated deaths, when you have time to see it😊) and varying artistic designs every 25 zones as well as creative worlds and Bosses to keep things slightly on the nose and fresh. All the coins in the universe and enough damage to even make Thanos turn to dust has always put a grin on my face. The new wizard offers a whole new pace and set of abilities In the bloody massive skill tree, giving a taste of how diverse and fresh this multiple character idea could be, and yet promise of many more mechanics and features which makes me giddy just thinking about. Review is at the bottom but i wanted to show all the ideas I actually can’t help but advocate to the developers for because the possibilities are off the roof with CH2. But I’m sure there’s a limited amount of things you can do, time wise or financially so I’m just putting my hat in the ring and hoping a seed will grow.
– Real player with 737.6 hrs in game
Feed the Pets Origins
I’m sorry I can’t recommend this, it creates a lot of stress on your machine. I have a very powerful, expensive, modern gaming computer and it takes 50% of my cpu and 50% of my GPU. For a little game like this? No thank you.
– Real player with 49.4 hrs in game
I got this and the DLC for .75 cents USD on the Summer Sale, and I’d say it’s honestly worth around that. It’s a clicker game, and you can either click, or after your first few upgrades, just sit back and chill as the upgrades do the work for you. Your pet then gives you unconditional love with auto clicks making hearts of affection appear.
The one thing that confused me is the target demographic. It certainly looks kid-friendly, but it will take time and clicks a plenty to unlock each pet. If you can get a bundle with the dlc you can jump between the floofy pink unicorn and I’m guessing a squirrel? Still, cute and strangely addictive at any age. Just hire the manager to keep things going while you’re away.
– Real player with 20.8 hrs in game