Clicker Clicker Clicker

A massive disappointment from a usually great developer. This game had real potential, but the awful progression design completely ruins it. It is easily the worst game in the "Ultimate EagleEye Games Pack." Avoid buying this if you like to 100% your games, as the achievement grind is just respectless padding. I'm currently sitting at 39.8 hours with 5 achievements left—take a look at my total hours to see just how much of a time-sink this bad development creates.

boring

im done it took forever im not doing it again.

I simply don't recommend this game because the progression system is way too slow. It's not satisfying to have to leave a game open for dozens of hours through the nights just to make minimal progress. It takes too long to complete this game, I don't recommend it.

Yeah, you can get it for three dollars or less on sale, but what you see in the trailer is what you get. There is nothing more to this game, and the progression speed is just incredibly bad for what you can actually do. You get prestige currency in fairly even increments, until it suddenly jumps at 1 billion to 200 billion. A ginormous increase, and your progress slows to a crawl no matter what. Just play Cookie Clicker instead.

Clicker Clicker Clicker is a casual incremental game developed and published by EagleEye Games that fully embraces the simplicity of the clicker genre. Rather than overwhelming players with complex systems or extensive mechanics, the game focuses on a straightforward loop of clicking, earning currency, purchasing upgrades, and steadily increasing production. Its concept is immediately understandable, making it accessible to newcomers while still offering enough progression to satisfy players who enjoy watching numbers rise and systems become more efficient over time. The gameplay revolves around generating Clicker Gold through repeated clicks and then spending those earnings on upgrades that enhance productivity. As players progress, additional mechanics emerge in the form of falling cursor objects that can be destroyed for extra rewards. This feature adds a welcome layer of interaction to an otherwise familiar formula, encouraging players to remain engaged while actively playing. The gradual introduction of projectile-based automation is another important element, allowing the game to transition from a manually driven experience into a more traditional idle progression system whe…