Clicker Heroes

Się sprawdza, idealne pod 100% achivmentow chociaż wieszkość wymaga poświecenia większej ilości czasu

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This game is really popular in the clicker genre, much more so than most other games. My best guess about why is that they have some semblence of story involved that keeps you interested. Every new hero has a short blurb about themselves, some have interactions, and for the first hundred hours or so of gameplay new mechanics are introduced to keep everything interesting. After that though, it becomes a massive slog. It is common knowledge in the community that there are several, big "slowdown points" in the game where your progress is effectively halted for several tens or hundreds of hours of gameplay as you grind. The first one you will probably experience is after unlocking Frostleaf, where the gap between him and the next hero is several restarts away. These only get more extreme as time goes on. After each slowdown point, the ideal strategy changes, you start grinding again, and then it starts to settle in how little there is of this game. New hero unlocks get slower, so the actual amount of new content you're experiencing turns from streams to drops. You start noticing the repetitiveness in small areas, like the fact that there are only 10 zones to explore that just repeat, or the fact that a lot of upgrade icons have repeated sprites. There are only 9 abilities in the game, and two of *those* have the same icon. Characters start to get samey or uninspired, and it becomes pretty obvious where content drops began and ended because they feel more "tacked on" than "part of your merry men". Some of the lore starts to make less and less sense. "I thought this guy is a god, why is he several million times less powerful than a power ranger? Or a Centaur with a bow?" With nothing to do but wait for your guys to progress, it all starts to seem silly and pointless. There's only one song in the game, and it gets reptitive. You see one new piece of content every few hours. It starts to dawn on you that this is it, and there is nothing more to experience but big number go up. Maybe that is your thing, but you can get just as much satisfaction with a calculator and realistically. If you are into this sort of game, I would actually suggest you get into automation games instead. There is a lot of the same fun to be had with watching yourself scale, but you have puzzles to solve on the way that I think make it way more fun. Even something like EVE probably has enough mathematical depth to appeal to the type of player who is into this. Either way, this is not a game I would put money into. You can try it if you want but there is nothing for you after a while. That said, I am curious what they plan to do with the new remake. Maybe it'll be better?