Ocean Cleaner Idle

I enjoy the game a lot. It's nice relaxing and fun. It's a great game to unwind the day to. I would suggest this game to anyone that wants something comforting.

When I first played the demo, I was confused with the mechanics. After purchasing the full release, nothing has changed. It is an absolute slog to get anywhere near the amount you need to upgrade anything. If I purchase an upgrade that says it increases the amount of trash I find, why am I having to manually click? Then, when I continually manually click to bring up trash, why am I barely finding trash that is worth more? The game play is not fun. The idea is great. I really think the whole trash system needs a rework.

Good relaxing game to play after workday and good music

Either this game is bugged or the devs have no clue how to do satisfying progression. I'm at a stage where every upgrade costs 15.000, but I'm still here slogging away at clicking and collecting trash worth !!!five!!! bucks. The insanely rare occasions that something more valuable shows up are not enough. Nobody seems to have really checked out the balancing before release.

The game seems promising and fun. The graphics and sound design are cute, but the lack of tutorial or any hints on what to do or how some of the games mechanics work is a bummer. I know i didnt play long before writing this review, but not knowing what im doing or how the garbage collection system works for me to buy upgrades is kind of an turn off. Need to play more so i can give a better review, but for the start i can say this game seems like a fun idle/clicker game, just need a bit more polishing with an update or something!

Pleasing visuals, calming sounds, a relevant and poignant narrative, whats not to like! 5 stars

I don't usually play these type of games, but decided to give it a shot. It involved a lot of clicking on the screen, to speed up the trash spawn-rate. The music and the boat took some time getting used to, but they grew on me as time went on. After playing an hour or so, collecting trash starts to lag down my PC a little. I also fought a substantial time trying to figure out where do I need to click to empty my trash collector. It was bugging out at times, is why. At the point when Glass was introduced into the game, it refused to be collected for me - halting my progress. I stopped playing after I had used plastic for all upgrades available for me. The "Completed" section doesn't have anything in it - not sure if the achievements were meant to pop up in that tab or what. While playing, I found myself wanting for a keybind to show/hide the banners on the side. Would've been convenient. The game also forgets some upgrades you have if you load from an old save. Despite the rough edges, the creators clearly put in a lot of effort in making the game pretty and the music was nice.

This game is a magical experience. I find myself drifting away in dream while I effortless clean my ocean. The art style is delicate and tasteful - a true pleasure to spend my time in this game!!!

This game is beautiful and I really appreciate the artstyle. I find it very relaxing to sit back after a hard days work and just spend my time collecting trash. I often think about what life would be like if I quit my job, purchased a boat and just roamed the ocean in search of trash. What became of all the things people once held so dear, before those items were discarded so carelessly into our precious ocean? What would I find out there on my boat all alone in the middle of the ocean, collecting trash? I like to believe that ultimately - I would find myself. 10/10 this game changed my life.

Addictive little indie game on a big mission, glad to support the message and the developer!