Others - Click-Her [v1.0.3.3a] [FleshForge Studio]

This game is frustrating.

As of the current build, there are two ways to play the game. There's the main Carpal Tunnel Simulator mode, and then there's the Second Monitor Porno mode.

Which is to say, you either have a clicker that requires way too many clicks to proceed, not to mention opening gacha packs to unlock new skins or positions for better multipliers, or click the auto button and let the game play itself... not to mention opening gacha packs to (yes I'm writing the same thing again that's the point). The game is repetitive and gets boring fast. And it's 100% RNG, you either get the run or you don't.

Things get easier with a new upgrade menu... which leads me to believe that this game shouldn't be a clicker, it should be an Incremental. Make the upgrade tree the core part of the experience.

The characters and skins look great. Like, really great. The animations look great at first too... until you're staring at them for ages because you can't get an upgrade. They get boring fast.

I'm so annoyed with this game. I think the Dev is on to something but the execution is just failing to land.

It looks like you could have ripped a 3D rendered video from Rule34 and simply applied clicking over the top to continue playing.

Looks like an elaborate shop front to buy scenes and sell the paid for game, the game itself froze after 20 seconds of gameplay which happened every time. I expected it to be on an increasing loop, no.
Perhaps this is a buggy patch but it just didn't work correctly, either way I lost patience for this game nearly instantly.

Simply another game implementing a tedious mechanic in order to call it a game, zero innovation, average visuals, to its credit it has audio, but overall its shit

There are only 4 - but good-animated - positions and although different models in variety of outfits appear in them, ultimately it's just a skin change. They're good skins, though.
Same goes for the levels, they're just a background change.

Shiny versions of the characters, which are very hard to grind for, give you anal versions of the poses, but that's about it. For the amount the game wants you to spend, there's just too little content. And getting there while game is idle (using quickie mode once you beat the game once) with built-in auto clicker takes forver.

Satisfying timing based clicker game, with some room to go from good to great. Clean UI, but could be a bit cleaner for a few things specific to the gameplay.

First, the target is about a pixel wide on the bar, and you have to estimate how much bounce you're getting with each click. It appears that the accuracy of the target requires the user to be better than pixel perfect, making it look like a hit when it registers as a miss. Could be solved by adding a second tier with a smaller bonus but wider margin to prevent it feeling like its failing to register.

Second, the animations freeze pretty often, usually when passing on a card but sometimes just at random.

For a “clicker” game, it is very good! I made all the cards level up to the maximum, and also the shiny cards (except one). I also bought the Everyclicks expansion, so I played this game more than I want to admit.

The best part is the characters and the animations.
The game is very repetitive, so I would not give this score if the auto-click option was not there to help me.
I reached 110,000 points, but is there someone in the world who reached more than 150,000 points?!

I also had to turn off the visual effects to get more FPS, but my computer is very old, so this should not change my rating.

Neat little clicker with an auto play option.
Two of the five girls are quite solid and when you unlock an animation you have it for all of them right away.
There is five animations and six girls i think.
Its a little grindy.

Gotta say, I went into Click-Her with low expectation (another clicker game...), but there's actually some substance here once you understand what you're doing.

The good:
The animations are top-tier. Smooth loops, great models, solid physics. Diana and Veronica are absolutely smoking, and the variety of costumes keeps things interesting.

Gameplay-wise, It's genuinely a rhythm game where you need to adjust your clicking speed to match different zones and stay near the crit bar. There's actual skill expression here, which is rare for this genre.

The dev team is quite active too. New content drops regularly and they actually respond to feedback. That alone bumps this up for me because so many games get abandoned after initial release.


The not so good:
Yeah, early game is grindy as hell. That 50k for the first upgrade stings, and the RNG can be brutal if you don't pull good multipliers early. Pro tip: buy 1-2 bronze packs immediately and restart if you don't get a x2 card. Saves you headaches later.

Would love to see more positions and maybe some climax animations added. The loops are great but could use more variety in the... finale department, if you know what I mean (random banana/arrow mode).

Bottom line:
it needs polish and more content, but the foundation is solid. If the devs keep this momentum going, this could easily become one of the better adult clicker game (even more considering the genre is not exactly stacked with gems).

Worth your time if you're into rhythm mechanics and don't mind a bit of grind. Just understand the card system before you rage quit.

Pros: Animations, active development, actual gameplay
Cons: Early game grind, needs more content variety

Click-Her [v1.0.2.1]

Nah fam.

This game is barely any fun.

Two main gripes which are ruining it.

1. RNG Heavy. Even there is a 'guide' note telling you how to play, telling you to restart just because you can't pull a good card out of three cards. The dev knows it is RNG heavy, but doesn't do anything to correct the problem. Which I can think of one main way to avoid this issue.

2. Grind Heavy. Early game sucks ass. The upgrades to make cards better cost a fucking fortune. 50k for a starter upgrade to that character set? Are you fucking serious? I takes multiple and multiple runs just to make that and guess what, you only get one character set upgrade. One character out of the RNG pool. Yes, it is that set and costumes, but still out of 6 characters you have a 1/6th chance of pulling the card you need once upgrading it.

Worse! The prices double. 50k becomes 100k. What, does 100k become 200k and onwards? I only upgraded once, thankfully lucked out in getting a Pixie card for that run to actually finish the game and get a bonus run. But I don't feel like it is worth doing 10+ runs to make money to buy a single set upgrade and hope you luck out.

Something needs to give here. Like the starting upgrades need to be halved at the very least. I even feel 25k is still a healthy amount, but 50k is straight up overkill when you just starting the game. I would even be fine if independent cards were upgradeable instead of a set.

Besides that everything else is pretty mediocre. Grind to unlock costumes for girls, the only way you get that girl/costume is if you select that card. You don't own that card but have a good card already in use? Well tough luck, play again if you don't want to downgrade to get that girl model.

Scenes are all the same, just a different model and a copy and paste sex pose.

Bland grind mechanics, bland rng, bland rewards.

Honestly didn’t expect to like this one as much as I did. Looked like another clicker at first, but once you figure out how the game and card system work, it actually gets really manageable. It’s not just mashing buttons you’ve gotta keep a rhythm and plan which cards to keep for better multipliers.

I'm the kind of guy that notices the little details such as the banana or the secret mode and love finding these.

Animations are top-notch, probably some of the best I’ve seen in a game like this. Girls look great, plenty of variety already, though a few more wouldn’t hurt.

I got most of the girls at level 5 and there is a nice little reward for each.


Dev team seems super active too they’re dropping new content often and actually listening to feedback, which gives me hope this’ll only get better.


There’s still stuff to improve (some sounds and details could use polish), but for how new it is, it’s already way ahead of most games in this genre. Solid

Oh and I really dig Sophie character design somehow.

Yes, models are good.
Yes animations are good, even if they are on a short loop, and clicking speed doesn't seem to change the animation speed.

But it doesn't really matter how good it looks since you can't progress if you don't hit critics, and that will tkae 120% of your focus.

And if you manage to reach gold, you'll be left with a very simple question. Why bother?

Seriously, why?

This is not an idle game where you unlock better ways to reach higher scores or unlock new scenes (or have any sense of progression and achievement), this is a focus/rhythm/reflex game, all that to unlock new characters and poses via RNG.

Is it really worth it, just for 3seconds loop animations?

Game version: 1.0.2.1

It's a clicker/ idle game (depending on how you play it).
This means, it's neither complex, nor deep, nor catching, there is no story in any way. Just perfect for a quick fap.

I don't think games like these deserve too much praise, as they are what they are: Disposable.

The visuals are very good, the animations are fluid.

The "grind" is neither too much nor too easy, but once you got your first unlocks (skins and backgrounds) it becomes boring really quickly. Because...it's all about the grind.

No matter how many women or locations will be added, it won't get any better. Or worse.

A lot of the criticism is centered around the game lacking features or balancing issues. This game is (at the time of my review) incredibly new. Like a month or two old. With that considered, this game is pretty promising. Here is why:

1. The animations are amazing. Some of the best graphics in any game on this website.
2. The gameplay loop -- albeit taking a second to understand -- is great. Not too hard, not too easy. (hint: immediately buy 1-2 bronze cards and try to pull a x2 girl/position. If you don't, honestly not a bad idea to just restart. Those x2 points are pretty crucial at the start)
3. The girls are smoking hot and there is a lot of variety, although some more would be great. I wouldn't mind seeing some different ethnicities represented in the game.
4. The devs are actually very active. They drop a new girl card every few days on their Patreon.

Sure, some may feel this game isn't 5 stars yet and I agree that there is much to be added (more positions, climaxing, more girls, and better sounds/voiceover). However, because I see how this can be a 5 star game very easily (so long as the devs don't quit), I think it is deserving of the positive attention a 5 star rating brings.

Game is extremely shallow, even for a gooner clicker game.

The concept of clicking at different cadences is a good concept but the crit zone not scaling to be easier at slower speeds completely ruins the balance. Absolutely nothing beats an auto-clicker when the gauge is the highest possible speed, completely defeating the purpose of the crit area. If you're going to put a 'skill' component in your game, make it better than the automated way of playing at the very least.

The game doesn't show your current multipliers for position and girl, so you better not forget what you already have or you can downgrade your current multiplier. The concept of rarity packs also makes very little sense in my experience (I got 3/4 of the shinies I saw from bronze packs) and I would rather have 2 decks, 1 for girls and 1 for positions.

Shiney cards are always 1x as far as I've seen. Maybe when they show up again they gain +1x or something, I can't know, the game was too shallow to keep playing and even though I found 4/5 I never saw a double. The banana's position doesn't make a lot of sense on multiple backdrops.

Quickie Mode's is just bad. It should only allow the girl from your current deck or at least give you a free gold pack at the end of every checkpoint. It's just way too hard to get your multiplier up quickly for it to be a speed mode.

Amazing game. Perfect mechanics and exellent graphics. Game has a well adjusted level/reward system. Gameplay is not complicated but not too easy either. Just on spot. Literal satisfaction, actual climax. Overall, one of the best sex games ever.

Pros: Renders, gameplay, girls

Cons: None

Quick review:

Not bad for initial game release.
-love the model, positions, physics, and motion involved
-love the different customization of characters
-lewd and moan sounds are good
How can it be 5 star?
-gameplay is very grindy and hard to collect everything. Its also really difficult to pass the level simply using the clicks or even autoclicker
-no climax or creampie animation
-possibility of adding more positions, variation such as facial features as they do look monotonous. More addition to loopings. Different voices for different character
-More to the gameplay then to click (i know -that is the premise of the game- but something to do with clicks besides having to align the clicks with the multiplier)
Again great game for initial release, I can definitely see improvement of the game

The porn is beautiful. Several models, multiple outfits for each, multiple poses for each.
The game is an interesting play on clicker genre. Idea of forcing you into different tempo of clicking is a new one for me. Getting critical rewards requires absolutely insane timings and is an interesting options for skill expression in a clicker game.

The problem lies in combination of porn and game.
First - you need to focus on moving bar, while sex scene plays in the background, with camera bobbing around. It simply gets nauseating.
Second - unwieldy unlocking mechanism. You earn points by clicking, you need to reach a threshold in a limited time to pass the level. You can spend points on card packs - bronze-silver-gold - to get cards with higher multiplier. And there are several problems with this.

• Thresholds are unknown. Timer is hidden until you have 30s left.
• You can't pause the game while opening cards, so if you decide to open some packs - you're likely to miss the threshold and lose.
• There is a cooldown on buying cards and after each purchase cards get a significant price increase, which decays overtime. So you can't spam-buy packs.
• If you found a card with lower multiplier than the on you currently using - you can discard it, but then you won't unlock it in the gallery.
• There is no info on card odds, no marker of card being already unlocked and no indication if the card is better or worse than the one you currently using.
• Cards are random - good luck unlocking specific stuff

Third - Guess what happens when you pass the final level? You simply lose all points. Feels great. And remember purchasing cooldown and price boost - so even if you accumulated a bunch of points - you can't effectively spend them. Best reward for beating the game ever.
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But the renders ARE beautiful. Put them in a normal game and they will carry it.

9/29/25 Verion 1.0 (release)
Cool game, all the girls are sexy and the animations are smooth and enjoyable. My favorite cards so far have to be Feral Sophie, Empress Veronica, and Island Chloe and 1st Class Veronica are tied for 3rd place. Id say this is a solid start and I know there are new packs of girls to come, hopefully there will be more positions as well.
4/5 for me.

one of the more fun games, specifically gameplay wise out there.

First of all its not a cookie clicker game where you just farm clicks to progress. Its a rhythm game with some gacha. You are not supposed to mash as fast as you can but you need to adjust your clicking speed to each of the 3 sectors and try to stay as close to the black bar as possible . When you pull cards you randomly get a girl or a position card the idea is to keep those with the highest multipliers. I think people who say this game is too difficult/ impossible to progress didn't understand it.

Positives:
-Gameplay is fun , you actually need to lock in and try to adjust/keep the rhythm.
-Diana and Veronica are super hot.
-Enjoyed the difficulty once i understood the game and had a strategy for when to open the packs and how the card system worked.

Neutral:
Not a fan of Sophie

Negative:
-shiny cards need some kind of a pity system mby activate pity after you unlocked all 5 base cards because it can take a while to get the shinies. I unlocked all cards and 2 shinies but didn't feel like going for the remaining 3 because god knows how many runs it would take to get them.
-Need more girls and positions
-animation quality(there some stiffness here and there like feet / toes don't move/wiggle)
-voice quality(some you can clearly hear others barely)


Suggestions:
-Implement difficulty levels for people who don't care about the gameplay and just want to see the animations.

The idea is great, the graphics are sexy, but the progression is terrible. You have to earn one or two stars, the second one is impossible to advance to the next level. The problem is that there is no sense of progression. You advance to the next level. The points don't continue with you. You have to start from the beginning and that's what causes your disqualification because you don't reach one star. And they do. The pack you get most of the time you've already received it. I guess maybe it's a demo of the full game or there really is a "bug" that needs to be fixed because I would be happy to continue.

Improvement argument. The girl's expressions don't match the voice. I know it's the game, but I would have liked to have more facial expressions depending on how fast you're going. And one last and important thing is the girl's sighing voice. The same. Yes, I know it's from AI and not a real girl, but it's a bit cheap. I would have liked to have added at least 5-8 more voices. It would have made a little difference and added some progression.

Updated Review

I'm fixing my initial review of this game. At first, I was kinda frustrated by what I saw as unfair difficulty and slow progression. However, after diving back in my view has totally changed.

The key to this game which I missed initially is the strategic use of the cards. They aren't just random collectibles they actively boost your click points and are essential to progress. Once I understood this system, the gameplay clicked into place and it was fun.

A big issue i had was progress resetting after restarting the game. The dev has confirmed this is a known bug and a fix is on the way. They seem to care about their project and its community and that's always a good thing.

I'm now looking forward to future updates and will be buying the dlcs when they go on sale to support the game.