Clicker Arena

Besides the hero's fighting automatically, this isn't a clicker nor an idle game. I played for roughly 1 hour before deciding to refund. (I also want to note that at no point is this game fully ''idle'' as if you have to step away and die, instead of the game continuing, you're brought to a hub area where all of your progress is wiped, hence why I feel the game is extremely misleading on the consumers part) In games like Cookie Clicker, you click till you get the game to do it for you and so forth till you have an empire. Then you can ascend to unlock permanent bonuses. However, during my playthrough, at no point did I deal any more damage or feel like I was making any progress in the slightest. Characters still felt weak, and despite having a skills section, none of them seemed to carry over, leading to virtually no real progression whatsoever. I also feel calling this game a "clicker" is extremely misleading, as at no point are you required to click, unless you're upgrading your ...

In just over two hours of play time, you will find out that this game offers just over two hours of play time. Also, it's a scam.

Despite being labeled as an idle or clicker type game, the amount of actual content is extremely low for the "genre". There may be various "builds" you can do, but you essentially beat the game within a couple active hours of playing. The only thing left is to try to beat it faster than you did before. It is not at all what you might expect the game to be. While it's cheap enough to be a "mixed" type of game for a review, dev responses have lead me to believe that there will not be many, if any, updates to the game in the future. With that, I cannot recommend the game.

After reading through the comments i have some points of my own to make as a person who randomly discovered this game on release day and never heard of it before Firstly the gameplay - If you're looking for a game that can run in the background then this might not be the game for you. you can still afk but it definitely is not the way the game was intended to be played. This more more of a micro management game where youre trying to get to the end as fast as possible with many different playstyles and things you can focus on to progress Personally i cut my personal best down to 19:37 after 7 runs and unlocking many new artifacts and characters which change the game drastically in terms of how you play Secondly Replay Value - I have personally seen people complain that you can finish the game super quick and that is probably the most ignorant way of looking at it as i assume what was meant is beating the final boss for the first time which is easily done on you first run within 1-...

False Advertisement. More of a baby sitting game where you level up the same few heroes offered to you. You can beat the game on your first run through if you play properly so there is no need to play it again.

no fullscreen for 9 dollars in 2024 is crazy

Doesn't even have achievements to make up for the minimal repetitive gameplay and price tag. (Edit: 5 achievements have been added since my review was made. WOW!!!)

You only have same few heroes you use every run You only fight couple of same enemies every run You only have couple of same bosses you fight every run You can't idle because the game stops the game if you were afk too long You repeat every run the same way There is a lot more content in most clicker games on your browser that are FREE then in this 8€ game

it's a rouge lite auto battler, not a clicker. it's fun for a while but lacking content in the long run. avoid for now...

The draw mechanic feels more like a tedious burden than a fun addition to the game. Gameplay got dull within the first two hours which is saying a lot for an idle game. Many games at half this price have a lot more depth and kept my attention. With that being said, the game looks polished and certain mechanics are fun (building a team comp however limited, choosing which party members to specialize even though choices on individual heroes would be great, and items feel impactful). It just feels more like a very promising demo in its current state that needed rounds of playtesting and feedback than a full release game.