Demon Lord: Clicker

Where is my auto play! I don't want to put in the effort to click the whole time. This some bullsh!t!

Hard to review this as a game, it's says incremental it says rpg, but nah this just click click click which has nothing, even with autoclicker it is boring

Mindless clicking for nothing dont lose time doing de the first run

Excellent art and music, which is pretty important for a game of this sort. It's not really my genre, but it's fairly relaxing. It's free and doesn't require much storage space, so anyone considering playing it should give it a try.

The game at the moment can very much be likened to a skeleton, bare boned. The structure of the game is there yes, but it has no meat at the moment of review. One thing is that there is no stakes, as explained by the current run down of the story you have arrived into the world and have had invulnerability cast on you, so you take no damage. Which means you cannot be hurt therefore cannot lose, which in turn leaves no pressure or feeling of accomplishment of beating a hard encounter. Than again it is a Clicker game which in most cases I don't think you ever meant to lose in a traditional sense. Music is serviceable. The game has a path system akin to roguelikes such as Slay the Spire and Incryption, but at the time of review doesn't seem to matter because all paths are fight encounters. Enemy feedback and variety are also okay for now, but could use improvements. When you defeat an mob they just disappear, if they had it where there was a frame or couple added with maybe a splatter and the mob falling would give it more of an immersive feeling when defeating mobs. For variety having say recolored sprites with a couple other small changes for say an elite version of mob would…

I'm not huge into clicker games but this is fun so far, looking forward too seeing where this goes in the long run :) I got a awesome sword the first few rounds I played, and it made slaying the monsters a fair bit easier! The developer has been rather active so far, pushing out patches and bug fixes at a rapid pace, this is a positive.