Slime Clicker

It's okay. An [i]action clicker[/i], you might say? So there are slimes coming at you from one or other side of the screen and you click on them to damage them. Destroyed slimes drop coins and gems(?), which you can use to upgrade your click power and buy additional weapons. Every 5 levels you move to a new area with different weapons and slightly different challenges. The game is about 2 hours long (give or take, depending on your resource management), which is good, as I don't think you can squeeze much more out of this concept on the current terms. Some notes: [list] [*] Should probably fix that thing with newly unlocked level briefly drawing under other levels as it scales up/down [*] Buying permanent upgrades for additional weapons seems like a waste as they are lost when you move on to the next area. [*] Could use some cursor options for readability (like a classic black & white outlined crosshair). [*] The way the text on the win screen is worded (in English) makes it sound like you're about to do gambling, but there's no punishment to losing the minigames, you just don't get extra coin. [*] If you skip the cutscene on the phone booth level, the player and some of the UI …

Love this game, worth every penny. I've enjoyed different levels and references. The office one was nice, but I've never completed it successfully so far! Have to practice more Another thing that still there's a story line along the game and you kinda getting familiar with it, especially later along the way, while different decorations provide new feelings. Thanks for the game and looking for more content!

It's cute, it is not overly grindy and it has nice music. Worth to try and play it at least once.

Regrettably, I cannot recommend this game. It is an arcade-style title that focuses on targeting and clicking on enemies—a mechanic that can be particularly challenging when using a touchpad or trackball, making it difficult to accurately target all foes. Please note that this is strictly an arcade experience rather than an RPG or clicker, which may not align with some players’ expectations. While I remain supportive of indie clicker games, I ultimately found the gameplay to be shallow and repetitive, leading me to request a refund.