I recommend with caveats. The game is fairly cheap so it gets a big boost to recommend-ability from that, and there is in fact a pretty good amount of content. You'll be getting well over 10 hours of semi-active play per dollar and that time isn't bad. If what you want is a small but still lengthy idle game you'll have open for the week, this will do that and it'll do it pretty okay. Numbers go up, upgrades get bought, the core loop is simple and you'll learn a few things but it's mostly just play the game more, get more. Now for the caveats. The balance is very off, and some upgrades make a massive difference while some basically don't matter at all. The cost to power ratio for each upgrade isn't really considered, you just spend an hour to get this upgrade or this upgrade. There's really not a lot of idle play in this because you need to keep upgrading your damage manually. So you'll go a few chests, tab back in, upgrade, tab out. You are going to need to pay attention to this se...

Great Clicker or better said passive idler. I like that you actually be able to finish the game and get all achievements. For me it took 71 hours to 100%. It was an addictive and fun ride. Most of times you let it run and intervene only for the some of the buffs. Big recommendation! Great price.

Treasure Chest Clicker is a deceptively simple idle game that offers far more depth and charm than its unassuming premise might suggest. At its core, the game revolves around the timeless loop of clicking chests to open them, collecting gold and items, leveling up, and unlocking progressively more valuable and elaborate treasure containers. However, what sets it apart from the usual wave of idle clickers is the thoughtful layering of mechanics that support both active and passive playstyles. Whether you’re a dedicated clicker who likes to see the numbers climb fast or a more laid-back player who prefers to let the game do the work in the background, there’s a satisfying path forward. The gameplay starts humbly enough: a simple wooden chest appears, and you click it until it bursts open with a modest payout of gold. As you gather resources, you invest them in upgrades, unlock new chest types, and develop your skills through an increasingly intricate prestige system. Each new chest ...

I've played many idle and click games and this is one of the better ones. The different kinds currency, Random collectibles that give bonuses, prestige to get better next time round and the skill tree. Though there comes a time that you've completed all skills and items and then you may still need to open 10 chests. Then it will get a bit boring. Hopefully the dev will add more higher level things to do. Prestige doesn't do much once you've unlocked everything. The dev is still active, so anything can happen. The game is very addicting and I am still going. I just need to have that last chest and maybe I can get all Steam Achievements. I absolutely recommend this game to anyone who likes clicker/idle games. If you don't like clicking, there is also a passive track, which I focused on.

took me 300 hours to 100% was it worth it? probably. basically ha ha funny numbers go up. never felt like i was ''stuck'' either so its a really good idle game if u need something to keep you busy during other games load times etc. or to fidget while watching anime or a movie.

perfect game for the price. Progression feels smooth and not too grindy. Neat little game. For auto clicker lovers like me, you will definitely enjoy this. Watching the treasure chest explode and coins, gems, items dropping does feel good :)

Decent game. Kinda short, but I really don't mind if a clicker/idler doesn't take 1k+ hours to complete.