Donut Land Clicker

While I feel this is a decent clicker, the mechanic of 'banning' you for sixty seconds for clicking too fast/using an autoclicker (and also if you click more than 1500 times in a row) is a deal breaker for me. I want to try the game, find a prestige, make numbers bigger, and give it a fair chance. But that particular mechanic prevents me from recommending this to anyone. If that mechanic doesn't bother you, it seems to be an otherwise ok clicker.

Seriously ? What the hell was the dev thinking ? It's an idler and a clicker... that punishes you for clicking too much ? I'm not talking about it cutting you off for using an auto clicker, I'm talking about being blocked from clicking too much manually. What is the dev planning next, a shooter that won't let you shoot anything ? Note to dev, you understand we PAID for this game, right ? You understand it's classified as a CLICKER, right ?

temp ban for clicking too fast....

Game does not allow auto-clicker

It's a pretty good idle/clicker game with solid progress and no unnecessary extreme slowdown. The gameplay is enjoyable and satisfying without making you feel like you're grinding forever. The only thing I absolutely hate about this game is the "clicker block" mechanic. If you click too much, you're penalized by having your ability to click disabled for a certain amount of time. It really interrupts the flow and takes away from the fun. Aside from that, it's an overall decent game.

Gave this a fair and honest try, put slightly over 175 hours into it with idling and active clicking intervals, and it really just falls off immensely after clearing about 30 or so quests. There just isn't enough going forward to keep me invested, the balance is way off the mark, and there is not enough sense of growth to make it feel like it's worth the continued time investment. I enjoyed the beginning for a moment, it kept me captivated, and for 99 cents and tax, I can't say that I feel cheated or anything. However, I cannot in good faith recommend this game to anyone solely because of the middle to late part of the game itself, and the mechanics of the game holding it all together. To preface, I have to make one thing clear: I would say that the beginning of the game feels very nice and, honestly, for the first 100 hours I played it, I actually enjoyed it. Reminded me a lot of the early Cookie Clicker days. The beginning itself has a nice sense of cohesion and rhythm to it, in the traditional idle clicker sense. The problem is what comes after. Very specifically, it comes from the fact that in an effort to balance itself and separate itself from games like it, it ends up just …