Bug Blazer

An "idle clicker" was not the genre of game I was expecting to take over my life, but here we are. Like other games in the genre, the game does boil down to making numbers get bigger so you can make numbers get bigger, but the method in which it's presented -- a comical adventure to rid this universe (and many, many others) of all variety of creepy-crawlies -- is so compelling that no matter how much I want to click the quit button, I somehow cannot. The dev's obvious passion and humor flows through the game at every moment, leading to unexpected laughs and smiles all the way. The cartoonish art is wonderful, and the bugs are presented so well that it's hard not to get the oogies when a swarm of cockroaches fills the screen, and then even harder not to want to set them all ablaze with whatever devious method of bug obliteration you have on hand. And that's just the beginning. This game brings alive the old adage: "If you give a man a flyswatter, he can swat a fly. If you teach him to rend and fold the very nature of space/time to his will, he can swat 27 quadrillion of them."

Well, it quite interesting mix of those bug clicking games with actually idle/clicker. I actually found it quite satisfying and bit disturbing at the same time, due having some reactions on certain bugs. I wish only here could be maybe bit more content and upgrades for traps and weapons more game changing. Otherwise its good. At least for now.

They deserve everything coming to them.

Weirdly good... and pretty deep with all the unlocks and weapon upgrades. Turn on the auto-clicker option though.

It's a fine game, but it's important to know what you're getting. It's got some incremental mechanics, but they don't make a lot of difference and aren't very complicated at all. It's less of a clicker game, and more a satisfying tidying game. The vibe is very Powerwash Simulator. It's a nice toy, but don't expect to get too wrapped up in it.

Man I hate bugs...