Just A Village Clicker

The art looks as if it was freshly taken of a talented todler's fridge. The balance is weird and provides basically no things new in the genre. The game is buggy - to the point that a skill which reduces enemy defense may in some cases cause you to deal negative damage to certain enemies when leveled high, making the enemies immortal when used (since fixed). The narrative is at the same time inconsistent and basically nonexistent, straying into the most basic-level preachy in the end. Dad jokes have the power level of a person with at least a dozen children. Don't be a number-go-up-addict like me, save yourself the time.

A very good clicker game! It's not tiring, and you can really feel the progress. The game has a fun level-up mechanic, perfect for those who enjoy clicker games or just want a game to leave farming during idle moments (like me, haha). It was the first clicker game I’ve seen with an actual ending—not one of those soul-draining, endless loop clickers. I really recommend it!

"Kindness always pays off. There's no greater reward than a genuine smile." That was one of the dialogue at the ending scene of the game. I have to say... for a clicker game, it has a pretty deep message at the end. I really didn't expect that. Anyway, about the game itself. It starts off pretty slow, but after you unlocked the dungeon that's where you can feel the progress. I do feel that there are some things that can be balanced more, especially the battle. Throughout the whole game I used and focused only on one spell. I didn't bother to use the other since it's kind of useless. It's also because the battle only lasts/ends in around 10 seconds so you don't even get a chance to use more than one spell in a battle. What I really like about this game though is the "invest" system that it has. It's a nice and quick way to get more resources. It was confusing at first, but I eventually understand how it works. The game also has a lot of upgrades that you can buy. Because of the battle system, you also have to think about upgrading your battle stats so you can clear the dungeons. So there's a bit of strategy on how you spend your resources here. Overall, it's a nice little game …

It's good. Good clicker game. Worth the 5 dollars for anyone who likes clickers. Or idlers. There's enough different kinds of upgrades going on that you're probably going to like it. You can't break the game with the investment system. But it feels like you almost can. So if that's what drives you to play video games - breaking them - focus there. Invest.

Completely enjoyed playing this one. Wasn't sure I'd like it before playing. However it demands your time. It won't let you collect resources if minimized or running in the back ground. You will definitively need an auto clicker for the dungeon for combat. Found it a bit annoying that you can't click past the popup dialogs. But had more depth then I expected.

An amazing game! I loved the premise, the art (reminds me of old flash games!) and, surprisingly, the ending. One piece of advice: check every building. I was struggling in the dungeon, waiting to get new meals, but upgrading the guild rendered floor 17 trivial. Start restoring!