Tapple - Idle Clicker

Low effort clicker game and gets repetitive fast. 3/10

Click the middle of the screen and gain achievements fast. This game makes an annoying sound when you click the apple, but when the achievements are coming in this fast, who really cares? The only achievement I couldn't figure out how to get was the hidden button, but because of that, I am calling this completed. I would have rated this 5 stars if I could have found that button.

Tap, tap, tap, tap

waste too positive reviews are for achievement players only time waste

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Tapple: Idle Clicker is about as simple as idle games get, but I think that is also where most of its appeal comes from. I start by clicking to earn Tapples, then use those Tapples to improve my clicking power and unlock more ways of making them. Eventually I can automate the income so the game keeps producing Tapples while I am away. It is a very basic loop, but it gives me that familiar feeling of watching a small number slowly turn into something ridiculous. The progression is straightforward and easy for me to understand. There are 10 levels to work through, with the numbers growing from the early stages into billions and trillions. I can buy upgrade Tapples that improve my income, while automation means I do not have to keep clicking forever. I like that the game lets me move between active clicking and leaving it running in the background. When I come back, there is usually something waiting for me to upgrade, which gives the game its main reason to keep going. There is also a collection side that adds a little more to the basic clicking. Tapple drops have different rarities, including common, uncommon, rare, epic and legendary ones, and there are hidden bonuses and achieve…