Alice's Gaze

I think i completed the game? 4~5 hrs of active gameplay and 2 hours of just afk for dinner honestly, very cute and fun game to play on the side

A very fun clicker game in which you need to help Alice escape, but in order to do so, she’ll have to gather several resources. The first one leads to the familiar activity of clicking on a cat to generate money. Fortunately, it won’t take long before you can afford several structures that generate money automatically. The structures unlock in order, with each one costing significantly more while also generating considerably more money per second. To increase their efficiency, you can upgrade each structure up to level 300. Additionally, every structure has its own enhancements that increase its money generation multipliers. Money is used to buy and upgrade six pieces of gear, three focused on attack and three on defense. Just like the structures, each piece of gear can be upgraded up to level 300. All of these upgrades help Alice progress further into the abyss, where she fights on her own and advances through different layers. Each layer consists of 10 waves, with the final wave featuring a boss. Death doesn’t mean much because you can simply restart from the first wave of the last layer you reached. Although Alice can handle the fights on her own, you can greatly assist her by holding down the sword button to attack or the health potion button to heal her. Both abilities take some time to charge, but you can keep holding the button down for continuous use once they are available. Fighting is important because every enemy you defeat rewards you with souls, a second currency required to improve Alice’s combat abilities. One upgrade category provides enhancements for all pieces of gear, faster attack speed, health regeneration, increased soul rewards, and more. The second category allows you to improve individual stats, such as power, the amount of health restored by clicking the health potion, dodge chance, and several other attributes. Since fighting and grinding for money can take some time, you can also focus on several other features available in the area where Alice finds herself. These features are unlocked by spending coins and souls at a painting. One of them unlocks a field of rabbits that harvest carrots. As expected, carrots are another separate currency used to upgrade the field and everything within it, including the rabbits and carrot production. Carrots then unlock another feature that is directly connected to money generation. As you continue progressing, you eventually unlock two more resources, each with their own upgrades and features. Everything is interconnected and contributes to the same overall goal of giving Alice a chance to escape. Progress may feel slow at first, but once all the different systems start connecting, the numbers quickly become ridiculous. You’ll eventually be earning billions, trillions, and truly insane amounts of money every second. This is one of those clicker games I simply couldn’t put down because there is always another upgrade waiting to be unlocked. Most of the time, you are just clicking buttons and watching the numbers go up, but the constant flow of new upgrades and interconnected systems does an excellent job of keeping your attention. It starts relatively slowly, but once everything gets going, it becomes surprisingly difficult to stop playing.