

Clicker Kingdom
NecoPlanet · 2025 · Incremental, Idler, Medieval, Casual, Cozy
PC
Mostly Negative33% · 18
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About Clicker Kingdom
Click gold. Build a kingdom. Become disgustingly rich. A cozy medieval idle clicker across 8 guilds, 20 buildings, and 315 upgrades. Ascend. Prestige. Repeat. Even your Twitch chat can join the realm. 50 achievements await, Your Majesty.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Very plain idler experience. Needs a save on quit feature or a manual save button. Don't expect anything more than cookie clicker. Nice music in background. Price is a bit high for the quality.
Just a cookie clicker clone, and not a very comprehensive one either. Glacial progression rates, astronomical ascension point scale that is 100% not worth the grind. Oh yeah, and if it crashes, your game resets to zero progress. Skip this game - absolutely not worth it.
The lag is real, the amount of ascension points you'll need to max out and the pace you can get them is brutally slow, in no small part due to the severe fps drop the further you go in a run. If devs fix that then it's worth playing.
nah.. gets crappy after a few hours and will take forever to complete because the performance drops the more you continue. no offline progress. no way to speed up the ascension stuff.. :(
So it's hard to call this a game, but it's fun (a while). The controls are terrible. On the right are the items that you build/upgrade. Unfortunately, it keeps refreshing and returns the scrolling menu to the beginning (this is version 1.0.3). This is incredibly annoying. The menu looks different in the pictures on the product page. I couldn't find out if it can be changed. I couldn't find any help and I don't see anything like that in the settings. I bought it out of curiosity during a discount sale. But asking for this much money is incredibly impudent. This is something that someone who doesn't even know how to program can do these days. All they need is AI and they can generate it with lovely pixelart graphics. For example, Copilot for Visual Studio can handle this with ease. So there's nothing to admire here from a programming perspective, and the idea is also nothing new, just copied.
game is already pretty bland. running it on avg of 15fps doesnt help at all
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