Angel Clicker

Okay, I wasn't sure what to expect when starting this, but I'm amazed at how well put-together this game turned out to be. It's an incremental game at heart, but it's aligned to a light and very likable story that gives both forward momentum and a good sense of progression. There's a lot of resources to gather, transform and spend, but the way everything unlocks and is presented makes it flow really well. At 2.5 hours in, I feel I'm also solidly in the last third of the game, meaning it doesn't drag in the slightest. I highly recommend this one.

there's beautiful artwork and music, there's great storyline, there's a lovely lesbian couple, and there's pizza. 10/10

How could I not recommend this game? It's just one of the best clicker/idle game I've played! You can click if you want to click. There are even mini games if you want more clicks. You can just idle all the time if you prefer not to click. The systems are interesting, the build order is nice and not overbearing. The music is chill. The phone ringtone is a banger. The prestige system is good, and the other system (to not spoil it) is nice too. Many options, it's always a good point. But above all, the story is very, very pleasant! I've had a fantastic time reading it! It's rare to have a story in this type of game, but even if it was "simple" (as in not a lot of reading), it was a good read that made me enjoy the game system even more! 10/10 I recommend with pleasure!

Adorable high-effort pixel art, cute Miliennial-meme-culture references that don't overstay their welcome or feel try-hard. Pastel-rainbow color palette, space travel, and angels, and demons, and lesbians! What's not to love! Free demo covering first prestige layer is still up, as of time of writing, so try that out to see if it's your jam! The whole thing can be completed in about 4 hours or less, and I think it's priced just right! Super easy to get all the achievements if that's a draw for you. Stands out of the crowd with hints of greater world-building, a few colorful (literally) supporting characters, and a rhythm-based final boss! I'd pay good money for an artbook, these designs LOOK DELICIOUS! I feel like EVERY character is prime cosplay material, and we don't get detailed full-body shots of anyone! I think the main thing holding this title back from being a popular indie hit in the incremental game genre is the title. Needs a lil more pizzazz - not to the degree of a light novel title like "Just because I broke a few rules to beat Lucifer for chance to win a pizza party doesn't mean I'm a fallen angel!" The rhythm-based gameplay mechanics could be a good selling point, like, put Rhythm in the name somewhere... Ooh, Maybe you could get a good four-words-two-syllables pattern with "Rhythm Something - Angel Clicker" Or, ooh, better! "Disco Heaven - Angel Clicker" that's my final answer!

Tl;dr yuri. [h2]Definitely biased vidja reviews from a zillennial writer’s perspective.[/h2] This is a succinct, cozy little “clicker” (Which actually doesn’t involve much clicking!) with a cute queer storyline that left me wanting more in a positive way. There are few games I can say this about, as so many tend to overstay their welcome, so interpret this as the compliment I mean it as. The experience is as advertised; I finished it in just over four hours IGT. The progression is hectic, satisfying, and rewarding for the strategy that the player has available to them. I believe this sort of compact incremental experience is under-served. Sometimes, I simply want after something to fill a gap in my schedule, rather than something that is going to consume my ADHD, dopamine-starved brain, and eat into my work schedule. The love story was, if I am being honest, the main impetus to picking this up along with Dungeon Gals in the bundle deal, and I am satisfied for the asking cost. [hr][/hr] [list] [*]The artwork is deeply appealing. As one pursuing art as a hobby, I was impressed by the quality of the charming pixel graphics. [*]The music is thematically coherent, and while short, provides lovely atmosphere. [*]All game mechanics are explained well. [*]I am abysmal at rhythm games despite my long-standing fascination with them, so thank you for keeping it chill and optional! [/list] [hr][/hr] [h3]Conclusions[/h3] Singleplayer incremental experiences are growing more endangered as time goes on, and this is a good demonstration of what is required for them to go [i]right.[/i] So few have any story worth glancing at, or are in want of one [i]in primis[/i]. Further, the list of incremental games I have played that do not respect one’s time is extensive, while this is an example of the inverse. [u]Replayability[/u] is overrated when it comes at the expense of [u]enjoyability.[/u] What this brings to the table, I struggle to bring to mind a comparable example. From the art, to the music, to the gameplay, and the story, the thought and love from top to bottom that this imparts as a piece of art is inspiring. As someone who struggles to keep a coherent vision of what the finished creative work will entail in mind as I go from the process of inception to completion, I recognize and respect the cohesiveness of the project. This too is yuri.

Adorable game with a fun rhythm twist that makes it less boring than most clickers!

Fun, familiar build-a-tower-and-surrounding-buildings idler I really liked: -> The accessibility option to lower or raise how much grinding you want to do -> Lesbian celestial/underworld beings -> The price Thanks for the game!