Crafting Idle Clicker

Connor Hall

4 years ago

First of all, It sucks that you need internet connection to do a lot of things, like buy bonuses with gems. You should only need internet to watch ads. AND when I do watch the ads for the bonuses, more often then not it kicks me out of it, says theres a synchronization issue, and takes all my bonuses away. I am making y'all money by watching the ads, and you're straight up taking away my reward, every time. Thanks.

A Google user

6 years ago

I would give it 4.5 stars, but there are no halves. The game is a wonderful one to play for those who like to create massive assembly lines, but the game lacked a couple of tutorials for simple things, although this did not take away from the great experience as one could find new buttons and such by navigating the very easy to control UI.

A Google user

7 years ago

It's great for an idle game but needs more polish. I just lost a little over 30 min progress (not a huge deal). One thing that bothers me is the mechanic to a buy in larger quantities. It gets stuck it displays the larger amount but they don't work and won't go away. This happens fairly often. Today (after I lost my progress) it isn't even showing amounts it is showing s m l

Mikayla H

4 years ago

Pretty fun game! One problem I've noticed is every now and then my money counter will bug out and state I have $0. Currently the only fix it is to restart the app. Since it is not greatly effecting the game and just requires you restarting the game every now and then, I still recommend trying the game out. A nice bonus is there are no forced adds. I highly recommend trying this game out and supporting the development and their teams.

A Google user

6 years ago

Great game! I love it so much! Honestly I can only take it in bouts of a week or so at a time because it does get quite repetitive, hurt it's sooooooooo sooooooooo SOOOOOOOOO satisfying. The creating board could be much larger, the pictures of the items could be much more detailed and aesthetic, the blueprint upgrades could be better explained and less expensive, and the sounds could be more soothing Vs ratchety and grinning in the ears.

A Google user

6 years ago

It's a nice way to pass the time, even when you don't have internet. The special events are frequent and challenging, making for a nice change of pace. Lately though after the ads sometimes everything just freezes mid turn, and only starts producing again after reopening the game.

SkyFish

4 years ago

The ad buttons in any crafting item are extremely annoying. You have a small area for tapping to help production and it is easy to hit with your finger the watch ad for 2x clicking. They need/should move all add buttons for production, merchant, research to the top bar next to the 2x speed button. Doing that would improve the experience as you wont hit them accidentally and you can choose when you want a specific boost without having to go into a sub menu.

Mac Stone

2 years ago

I don't like clickers, but this one gets me. Clicking is optional, the automation is intuitive, there are good ways to stay active but you can actually leave it idle and get gains. I played years ago and I'm back and I remember how much fun this game is. Only complaint is not being able to buy a no-ad package. But it doesn't ruin the experience.

A Google user

7 years ago

This game was OK. I could see really enjoying it and playing it a bunch. Except it's endless mandatory ads. Give us a $5 to $10 option to skip ads forever, and you'd make some money off of me. As it is, they are driving away some of their longterm players, according to reddit. As for me, a couple days in, and I'm tired of watching 15 ads just to turn on the speed boosts and collect friend dailies. There's a ton else out there to try that let you buy out of ads, or make the ads VERY optional... not mandatory.

Sheldon Cunningham

4 years ago

The game is simple and fun at first, but can be quite convoluted later on, So this game might not be for everyone. Even still, ive been more devoted to this, than any other mobile game. Somehow even with how far Ive gotten, I still find ways to improve my income. Theres always some goal I can work towards that will advance me further. The ads are not forced, which is refreshing among other games. Though some ad-perks can be almost necessary at times (research & events). Definitely worth a try!

A Google user

6 years ago

This game doesn't do much in terms of idle innovation. I like the ability to rearrange tiles on the screen, and it's not simply straight progression, but the lack of in-game explanation for almost anything is a bit frustrating. It's also a bit bothersome to have to gamble for progress resources at the end of each run rather than having dedicated boosts for progress. So, it's an okay game, I guess.

A Google user

6 years ago

I'm not going to lie. I thought this game would be just like so many other types of idle clicker games, but I actually find it easy enough to follow and creative enough to appease me. There are a few issues, like a few times I click to upgrade an item and suddenly I glitch to a negative bank balance of a couple 100m, but closing out and reopening the game set it back. Either way, this game is refreshingly different.

Mylon Schroder

2 years ago

Didn't expect to like the game as much as I do. No forced ads, which is a breath of fresh air. Fun and complex series of inter-connected crafting jobs. Balancing output, income, missions, and leveling is an interesting challenge. I though the tiny UI would be an issue, but it's surprisingly fine. Did have some issues with UI for 10x/50x/MAX freezing and not working. Also wish you could pause the fame missions/ especially during the early stages when you need the money/resources to grow.

A Google user

6 years ago

I would rate it a five but I sometimes get restarted to where I last played when I watch ads, and also what's the deal with the cut emeralds requiring uncut emeralds when you have a very low chance of even getting the blueprint for it why have that when you can't even buy the uncut emeralds... over all I like the game and it's really addicting in a weird yet fun way please fix and I would give it a +100 rating if I could.

Salvatore Iaquinto

2 years ago

I like the game. It's a nice idle, however I am ready to quit if they are going to keep playing the ad for Wordscape. The ad automatically opens the app store without pressing anything and then most of the time when I try to go back to the game it reboots game and doesn't give the reward for watching the stupid ad. I will never download wordscape cause of it also so doubly a reason for not advertising the game...funny enough I haven't seen that ad since I posted the review.

A Google user

6 years ago

This game has entertained me for probably about a year, so honestly the best you can get out of an idle clicker. This is a great game with incredible quality of life features that every clicker game should have. It's honestly the best one on the market. Unfortunately it's tanked to unplayability by just a few major flaws. It's been really great, until up at a certain point, where you start hitting the diminishing returns like you do I every idle game. Around level 40, it starts taking weeks to level up, and around level 50 it can take months. The next item costs too much to unlock, and the only way to make more money is by upgrading the items you already have unlocked. Upgrading makes hardly any difference at all, and unfortunately, by design, each item is worth so exponentially much more than the previous one, your upgrades become totally negligible. Once you unlock a new item, it becomes 99% of your incoming profit, even with the entire rest of your factory upgraded. A brand new top item makes EVERYTHING else worthless. This would all be alright, it's an idle game, taking some time to progress is okay - even if it's a little longer than it should be. But the leveling up is dependent upon doing "fame quests," which make you send away some of your products to fill quotas. Once your quotas are filled, you gain experience towards leveling up. These quotas in and of themselves are fine because, like I said earlier, everything other than your most expensive product is 100% worthless. The part that makes them impossible is that they don't have any logic behind them. They require random amounts of random products, and sometimes they need huge amounts of something really expensive to make, and hardly any of the easy things. The biggest problem is coal. Coal is ALWAYS going to be your limiting factor. If your fame mission requires anything iron or steel, prepare for weeks and weeks of waiting. Opening the app, not having enough money to upgrade coal, then putting it away again until next time. If your mission needs more than one item that require coal to make, hunker down, it's gonna be a few months before you can play again. This all being said, up until level 40ish, it's wonderful. The fact that it auto builds your factory when you reset is incredible. The ability to hire merchants and scientists is awesome. Upgrading things based on achievements is cool, other than the ones that rely on upgrading your factory, because it's a waste of time to upgrade things, essentially locking those achievements. All in all, 4/5. Very good.

Alex Fish-Lubniewski

1 year ago

Fun idle game. I'm FTP atm, but there are absolutely reasonably-priced purchases I'm considering. The only ads are in exchange for tangible benefits/boosts. Overall fun and well-designed from what I've seen so far. I do wish there was a little more available in terms of either a tutorial or help screens. It took me a while to figure out what the deal is with blueprints, and while most items have an "i" icon for more info, they're tiny and usually display their text directly under my finger. >_<