Clicker bAdventure

Очень необычный, как мне кажется, кликер. Сделан добротно, без багов, без косяков в управлении, имеется заявка на сюжет. Механика игры проста и понятна. Игра увлекает, может быть это не надолго, поскольку принцип игры одинаковый и через какое-то время он скорее всего наскучит, или вы сломаете мышку кликами... но пару приятных вечеров игра точно может обеспечить. более подробно смотрите в моем видео обзоре: https://vkvideo.ru/video-233795385_456239019

It's not as bad as the reviews are saying. It's [i]worse[/i]

Don't hesitate to disappear

Not awful honestly. It's a mindless and fun little map explorer and upgrader. Just make sure you hit retry, not restart adventure like I done. Or i'd have finished it much sooner. The difficulty is really just it expects more CPS from you and damage scaling but late-game once you have all the upgrades, it's not too challenging. Early on you get one-shot. Which can be daunting if you don't know how to shield. STORY / PLOT Spoilers: I have no idea what the hell the story is but just in case.... [spoiler]why did the skeletons sail a ship into a broken house and then why does our guy protect them from the tanks? I mean tank = bad, I guess... But then more skeletons show up to kill the skeletons and we kill them too? Then a dragon shows up? wtf.[/spoiler] Anyway, doesn't matter. You play to click and upgrade. Not bad, surprisingly. I'll take another steam 100% anyday. Thank you Devs for having the insight into making it "easy or higher" etc for difficulty related achievements.

Plot: You're a farmer guy with a moustache who has to stop tanks from killing treasure chests, while killing back the tank-makers until you reach a skeleton army with a skeleton dragon that want to destroy Mommy and Daddy's house (he literally calls it this, I am so confused) that has some different skeletons hiding in it. The only story reveals are through your character's dialog, and he speaks like someone ran everything through google translate. Gameplay: You click enemies (mostly scarecrows, that still hit back for some reason) to gain strength so that you can kill stronger enemies. You attack by spam clicking as fast as you can, and hopefully the enemy dies before you. You can block with right click, but this is only useful on the towers because everything else attacks so fast that unless you're just holding it down you're still going to get hit when you attack. By the end my hand was in pain, and I wasn't even going that hard. You also cut down trees by spam clicking because why not. You have to do this a lot to get to scarecrows and the game's powerups, which are ... water troughs and hay bales? (am I a secret horse?) Graphics: For the bare bones indie game it is, it doesn't look the worst, but it feels like the assets are just randomly assembled from various sources without any attempt at cohesive design. Most of the random non-interactive objects that are placed as things to look at are much cooler and interesting than the actual stuff you are interacting with. There are weird glowing portals and giant crystals and they're all just decoration. Bottom line: Don't buy this. It is physically painful to play after a while, and there's no real payoff. The game doesn't get better, or different, as you go. The plot is random gibberish, and the only real skill challenge is being able to click faster, and that's silly. After I picked up all the powerups the game started spamming tanks every 10 seconds that took forever to kill, so I just had to go around them and kill the last spawner. If I hadn't played on easy I probably would have just lost there. The game is so close to almost being an ok experience, I feel bad at how much effort it feels like went into this but it just misses by a bit.

This is a 3D rendered low poly cel shaded clicker game where the objective is to click on trees before the AI kills you, because that's fun, apparently. The name says it all, really "Clicker BAD-venture". They knew they were making a crap game. What a surprise, this is a crap game. At best this is the result of someone playing around with the Unreal engine for too long. It's all well and good to have a fun muck around with a game engine, but you can't do this and then put the horrible obscene result into game bundles and try selling it directly on Steam for $3 USD. That's not cool. Don't do that. Steam is a place for decent games. Don't make it worse on purpose. Valve are too nice to stop you. This is vandalism. Don't make Steam worse on average just by existing.