
Grim Clicker is an IDLE/RPG clicker where you will find your own strategy to explore the lost worlds. Inspired by games such as Diablo, Grim Dawn, Dark Souls, etc., the game features a complex character development, many unique items, active and passive playstyle.
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Languages: English, Russian
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Good for lonely people like me...
Из плюсов, в кликере довольно хорошо поработаны механики реиграбельности, надоест оно гораздо быстрее чем упрешься в эндшпиль, из минусов - игра очень быстро превращается в ультра долгую тягомотину, часами делаешь одно и то же. Вроде есть огромное дерево скиллов разных классов, которые потом еще и превращаются в другие, по факту большая часть бесполезны на фоне других или даже замедляют прогресс. Вроде куча всяких айтемов, которые можно навесить на себя, но ситуация аналогично. В общем, спорный проект, больше скучный, чем интересный.
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Kinda like a slightly better versions of those brainrot mobile games. Don't be deceived from my 65 hours of gameplay, because most of it is from AFKing overnight just to get a few upgrades to do it all over again. Would be more understandable if it was just a mobile game, but for steam this is just lame. 15/100
really slow and runs terribly. if you aren't full screen, the location of your mouse doesn't line up with where you're clicking in game.
Very long grind for almost no improvement. Upgrades you get dont feel like upgrades but rather punishments as the cost rises more than the damage. Gear you get is either bad, takes forever to get or you pay for it. Frequent freezes on high end PC also feels really bad.
yea this game is basically pay to play 0 meaning full upgrades aside from shard shop witch is premium currency you get 10 of a day and upgrades cost 100+
Got repettitive fairly quickly, but has a good reset system
Couldn't even get a solid 30 fps on 1280 x 780 and I can run Star Citizen @4k with 120fps this game runs like ass and plays even worse. Windows 11 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900K - RAM: 64 GB NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 - VRAM: 24 GB
Game was entertaining for the first 3 shards, but it gets aggressively demanding starting on the 4th and a big chungus roadblock on the 5th. And yeah, sure, you can make the argument to check the guides, preferred builds and the such, but if the best suggestion to enjoy this (or any game) is have a guide from the get go, then you have a bad game. Plus im willing to start checking guides and forums once i reach mid to end game...but these are the first hours. Dropping and cannot recommend, choose something with a much better difficulty curve unless they rebalance the zones and improve the progression.
Super grindy and character development stagnates hard once you start getting into other galaxies.
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