BUTT

BUTT is one of those rare Steam releases that fully embraces an absurd concept and builds its entire identity around it. Developed and published by Komorebi, this free-to-play incremental clicker takes a simple joke and stretches it into a surprisingly complete collectible experience. The premise is exactly what the title suggests: players click, collect, equip, trade, and display an ever-expanding assortment of butt-themed items. While the idea may sound like a one-note gag, the developers commit so thoroughly to the concept that it becomes the game's defining strength. The gameplay loop is intentionally straightforward. Players repeatedly click to earn rewards, unlock new collectibles, and expand their collection over time. There are no complicated systems to learn, no extensive tutorials, and no steep learning curve. Instead, the game focuses on instant accessibility and the satisfaction of gradual accumulation. Every session feels geared toward earning another collectible, discovering a rarer item, or checking whether a valuable drop has appeared. This simplicity makes the game easy to pick up for a few minutes at a time, which fits perfectly within the idle and incremental ge…

BUTT is probably one of the simplest games I have played, because the entire idea is basically clicking a butt and collecting more butts. That sounds completely ridiculous, and it is, but I think the game knows exactly what it is doing. I click, I get a number, I wait for drops and I collect different butt designs that I can equip, show off and trade. There is no complicated story or big adventure hiding underneath it. It is a free idle style collector that takes one stupid joke and builds the entire game around it. The collecting side is what gives me a reason to keep coming back. The game drops different butt designs periodically, with drops happening roughly every three hours, and I can equip the ones I get to change what I am looking at. Some are also limited time items, so there is a little bit more going on than simply clicking the same thing forever. I like the idea of having a collection to work towards, especially because the game is so casual that I can check it for a few minutes and then leave it alone. The trading system is also an interesting addition. The items are not just completely useless cosmetics sitting in a menu because I can trade them and show them off. Th…

If this game wasn't free I would not advise to ignore it, but it's free so add it to your library! It's just a clicker game, nothing vulgar. I thought it would be hilarious for my friends to get a pop-up saying I was playing "BUTT" So I turned got an auto-clicker and let it run. I'm not above juvenile humor.

its... perfect

I clicked over 7,000 times and got absolutely nothing except a sore finger and a deeper understanding of regret. If your goal is to destroy your mouse while achieving absolutely nothing, this is the perfect game. It’s free, sure, but so is staring at a wall. At least the wall doesn’t waste your time. Would not recommend

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