Angel Clicker

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!

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

Great game, really enjoyed it.

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!

Loving this game. Cute plot between heaven and hell, with adorable cherubs as sidekicks helping you out. There's a fun mix of buildings to create and resources to gather leading to unlocking fun mechanics. I've just reached space to explore this fun chapter of the game. Really enjoying it.

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.

Really cute incremental game! I liked the story and enjoyed myself overall.

Great little incremental. Makes me think back a bit to Tower Wizard. Took me 3 hours to get 100% achievements, which doesn't fully align with my 1:1 philosophy (at least 1 h / Eur spent), so for this one I can only really recommend it when it is on sale. Really like the theme and wish we'd get more games with celestial and/or demonic settings.

a fun, short clicker game with plenty of amazing pixel art and a quirky story. it went possibly a little *too* fast for me (to the point where the final objective recommended i restart again for more perks, but it ended up entirely unnecessary), but there's an option in the settings to double all item costs if you want to feel that much more engaged with the mechanics. a bit sad there's no incentive to keep playing after the end of the story, but i had a good time with it.

Nice variety in the more active micro-games, fun little gay story in the midst of it all. Was hoping for a bit more depth that differentiated active vs. idle styles, a bit short, but overall pleasant little incremental.