Angel Clicker

a short and sweet incremental clicker game with everything you'd expect out of it: active and passive gameplay mechanics, a simple story behind it, periodic resets to keep things going, a good degree of automation to keep it from being monotonous [spoiler](and a dash of demon/angel lesbianism to top it all off)[/spoiler], honestly a delight to try out if you have a couple of hours and are a fan of the genre, as the only shortcoming I found is how short it is (although it can also be seen as it doesn't overstay it's welcome)

Cute, fun, and affordable! It's also short enough to finish in several hours, so this is great if you just want a nice bite-sized experience.

Holy peak <3

Wlw, revolution and pizza. Everything anyone could ask for.

I don't do story games, especially not in a clicker. This one? This was fun. No spoilers, won't even mention it besides saying: The story is good. Impressive it's even included in a clicker game! 9 hours. I restarted once. 100%. I will be replaying it once a month likely. For $4 that is excellent. Thank you to the developers of this game. Each piece of upgrades were carefully crafted and it shows! The progression was also nicely balanced, especially keeping prestige in mind.

such a cute & fun addicting game, the hours went by while i played and I didn't even notice. nice well written little story and dialogues, cool looking characters and YURI. 10/10

I don't leave reviews very often, but I needed to for this one. I've been playing a lot of incremental games lately due to my steam deck and having a newborn. We should pay attention to this one, it's honestly one of the better ones I've played since (the) Gnorp Apologue and that's high praise. Unlike most games of the genre, this one actually has a story that continues with each prestige. It's cute, funny, and does a great job of making me want to prestige which some games forget about doing successfully. You need to prestige to see the story through and you are rewarded for doing so via mechanics too. Without revealing too much, there is a surprise near the halfway point where the game goes into a territory that I did not expect but made me enjoy it that much more. I've been playing on the steam deck and so far the only thing I noticed was wonky was the rhythm game since the L/R mouse buttons are reversed from the visuals when using a controller. That said, I was able to figure it out quickly. If you enjoy this genre give this game a try. Worth it!