Clankers!

DONT BUY !!! the first 2 hours the game is boring af, after that the progression is good. i close the game after 3 hours and its bugged af aswell it crash all the time the skillm tree is loading in !!! DONT BUY SAFE YOUR MONEY

As with most games in the upgrade genre, the core gameplay is straightforward. You play on a field where robots drop in at random. Your goal is to move the cursor over them and keep it centered long enough to deal damage and eventually destroy them. Damage is dealt in intervals and isn’t directly under your control, but you can monitor when it occurs by watching the cursor recharge. Every kill earns you money, and you have a strict time limit to destroy as many robots as possible. When the timer runs out, you move to the essential upgrade screen, where you can purchase improvements that help you kill robots faster and more efficiently. At first, you can choose from four upgrades that significantly boost your basic abilities. Once you buy one, lines appear that branch out to new upgrades. These branches are initially invisible, so you never know what the next option will be. However, the majority of upgrade nodes function as fillers to make the tree look larger. They usually contain the same few upgrades repeated throughout the tree, mostly very small increases to damage, attack speed, or enemy spawn rate. Some upgrades can be purchased multiple times, though each additional pur…

The patch that fixed the game's balance left me with nothing to criticize about the game, considering its price and intended purpose. Whenever you have some time that needs be murdered, and you wish it to be done in style with flashy animations and juicy sounds, this game is a good choice.

Did anybody actually play this game before releasing? I went from being frustrated with the RNG of clankers dropping to *literally game breakingly* powerful inside ten minutes. Can't even get the last achievement because it' so broken - the screen totally freezes up as you instantly kill everything. You get so many weapon slots but using any more than one or two causes your machine to have a conniption. When you finally gather the game-ending amount of money you need, you have to wait for it to "transfer" longer than it took you to actually kill everything. I would use terms like "early game" and "late game" balance but it was all over within an hour and a half, and the first hour of that was incredibly frustrating. Do not recommend.

Very cute indie, the developer listens to much of the feedback and balancing suggestions - very satisfied since the latest fix.

It's fun but I just wish the in game time was a little slower and didn't go super fast.