SPINNERS

I came for the idle clicks, stayed for the dopamine hits. SPINNERS taught me that productivity is just a spinner away. Now, my mouse has trust issues, and my boss thinks I'm coding the matrix. 10/10 would spin again.

SPINNERS is one of those games where the joke is basically the entire game, and somehow I found myself getting into it anyway. The main thing I do is click a spinner to make it spin, earn points and use those points to improve my collection. It sounds incredibly basic because it is, but the game knows exactly what it is trying to be. There is no big story or complicated objective. I am just building up my collection, unlocking different spinners and watching the numbers get bigger. The collection side is what gives it a little more purpose for me. I can unlock new types of spinners and improve my skills to make them spin faster. There is also an inventory system, so the game feels slightly more like a collectathon than a simple clicker. I like that because it gives me something to work towards beyond just making the spinner go around. The game also has Steam achievements tied to different spin milestones, which fits the whole ridiculous idea nicely. I also like the way the game plays with the idea of giving me something to check back on. The developer describes the game as dropping a spinner every two hours, up to five times per day, with the spinners themselves being made by the…

SPINNERS is a free-to-play casual incremental game that takes an extremely basic action and turns it into a progression and collecting loop. Developed and published by Bazura Games, the game was released on July 16, 2024. Its premise is intentionally uncomplicated: click a spinner, make it rotate, earn points, improve your capabilities, and continue building a collection. Instead of disguising this simplicity behind an elaborate premise, the game embraces it with a humorous tone, presenting clicking as its main attraction. That self-awareness gives SPINNERS some personality despite the minimal nature of its mechanics. The core gameplay revolves around repeatedly clicking to spin and accumulating points from the process. Those points contribute to progression through inventory improvements and other upgrades. Players can level up skills, unlock additional varieties of spinners, and eventually reach increasingly high spinning speeds. It follows the familiar appeal of incremental games, where a small initial action gradually becomes more productive as upgrades accumulate. There is satisfaction in watching progression accelerate, although players should understand that repetition is f…

inventory slop

A very enjoyable clicker. I was afraid the spinner would fly through my monitor and knock out my teeth. Thankfully, it remained professional.

Not a game. Click million times to unlock all achievements. Seems like there also are some inventory items, but I didn't get any in an hour. That would explain why this game exists and also why it is free. And the game is limited, of course. Time to 100%: ~ 1 hour.