Unity - Completed - Magical Girl Clicker [Final] [EXAMGAMES]

It's decent, it's cute.

But you'll have unlocked all scenes way before finishing the game. Progression is steady for the first half hours, then it's an endless grind. To be expected for an idle/clicker game, eyes, but not with se few content.

I unlocked all the scenes without an autoclicker after 1 hour, the last 2 were a chore.

What can I say about it... It's a clicker.

The more you click, the more animated CGI you get, simple.
Using Auto-Clicker I managed to go through all of the content in less than an hour.

There is no such silly thing as lore here, the game exactly knows why are you here and it delivers what you want.

The CGI itself I really liked. The animations are smooth and the girl expressions are cute. I liked the kinda pixel art but no really graphic, giving us high enough pixel count to pour some details into the animation, but no too high to the point there it would hinder smoothness of it.

There is really nothing wrong with this game, it just really lacks in originality, that's why I'm cutting one of the stars. Otherwise it would be very solid 5/5.

Review is pertaining to the 2.2 version which isn't included in the OP post. Look in the comments for the download link

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The art is alright, but as a clicker game this is hot garbage. It's abundantly clear that there wasn't even an attempt to strike any sort of balance, and some features of the game might as well not exist, in a literal sense. I'll explain why below, but just to get it out of the way: this game gets two points because the art is pretty nice, and that's about all it has going for it.

For those that have played clicker games, you'll likely be familiar with prestige systems: a mechanic where you'll sacrifice all upgrades in a given point generator in order to restart from scratch with a higher multiplier for said generator. In this game, it's simple enough: get a generator to level 500, sacrifice all levels to get a prestige level, and start from zero on that generator. There's a total of 5 prestige levels you can buy for every generator, meaning potentially 6 rounds of upgrading generators from 0 to 500. Doesn't sound too bad, right?

Now here's where things become... questionable. To unlock the last scene in this game, you need 100 septillion point (yeah, you've read that right). However, if you want to upgrade the very first point generator to the first prestige level, you need over 520 septillion points. That's over 5x the amount needed to clear the entire game, just to upgrade the very first point generator to the very first prestige level out of 5.

And some of you may be asking: "So what? Maybe this is just meant for people who want some post-game content and want to keep playing even after they get all scenes". And usually, I'd be with you, but not in this occasion. The issue here is twofold:

- firstly, I decided to start up cheat engine and get those points, just to upgrade the generator and see what happened. So I got it to level 500, sacrificed those levels for prestige level 1, and then leveled the generator back up to around 450; which cost a grand total of about 8 octillion points, or 80 times the amount of points needed to clear the game. The grand reward for all of this? Said generator went from being responsible for 0.0% of my overall passive point generation to... being responsible for 0.0% of my overall passive point generation. Bear in mind, aside from this first generator, every other thing was left untouched. Meaning that everything was at "trying to reach those 100 septillion points to get the last scene" levels. And yet, after investing 80 times as many points after that stage, you're exactly in the same spot you were; this prestige system clearly was never meant to be actually used

- secondly, even before getting into those prestige systems, getting to 100 septillion is an exercise in futility. Reaching the point where leveling up your point generators is no longer worthwhile, you'll be generating about 10 quintillion points per click, and about 20 quintillion points passively per second. That means to get those 100 septillion points, you're gonna need 10 million clicks, 1389 hours, or a combination of both. Now, at this stage you'll basically spend the entire game in fever mode, which should give about a 3.5x bonus to those numbers. Let's round it up to 4x for the sake of the argument, and you end up with a measly 2.5 million clicks or 347.25 hours. I'm sure you see the issue right about now.

Ultimately, the only way to complete this game in practical time is to get a specific special fever mode several times over, which is quite rare to get even once. There are several special fever modes, but the rarest one gives you a multiplier bonus per click that can go all the way up to 17600%. Realistically, you'll be able to get it to about 10000% if you go ham on all 3 mouse buttons (left + right + wheel), which is a neat 100x multiplier. Do this, and you'll get about 20 septillion points. Essentially, this means you'll be doing a gameplay loop of entering fever mode with a couple of clicks, then either clicking to hell and back if you hit the ~3% chance to get the special fever mode you wanted, or wait out the fever timer + the cooldown timer. Repeat until you get 5-6 special fever times, and you've unlocked all scenes. This will take you about 4 hours of staring at the screen as these timers run out over and over.

And then, if you want to, do this process until you've gotten 400-480 special fever times, so you can level 1 prestige your first damn point generator and get it back to around level 450, and be exactly where you were ~320 hours ago.

2/5, because the art is pretty nice. But if you wanted an actual clicker, for the love of god and all that is holy, find some other game

Magical Girl Clicker [Final] [EXAMGAMES]
Short, without story or dialogue.
It's not the worst clicker out there, but there are better ones out there.
The scenes to unlock are nice but nothing exceptional.
I sincerely recommend the use of an auto clicker so that it takes up to 30 minutes.
Overall I don't recommend the game.

I'm a sucker for pixel art, more than I think I am. Yeah, it's a tedious clicker game for the sake of life shelf prolonging. You pay for pixel art, porn, and generic rock, anime, J rock, pop rock music, not for a game.

I hate clicker games. I like the art. I love the animations. On top of that, its uncensored, oh thank goodness.

Just like every clicker game in existence, its a boring grind. Thankfully I unlocked all animations within and hour of clicking. Didnt bother with all the achievements tho, since I'm not here for any of that.

Anyways, solid art, very fappable. Soundtrack is annoying, had to mute immediately. Only game I've played that leaves BOTH hands exhausted.

Was it worth it? Yeah kinda.

Quite verily, the simplest game ever. Literally just click and buy upgrades, and fap to the girl if she's to your liking.

The grind however is very much real. So much so in fact that you're better off using Cheat Engine to get points for all the scenes, and even then it won't be enough to get even half of them, since the numbers overflow in the engine. You can't go higher than a billion or so.

The costs of items, upgrades and scenes are insane, going from hundreds at minimum to into the 100 QUINTILLIONS. And the upgrade prices just get more and more insane from then on. It's almost impressive.

It's incredibly simple, and nothing really engaging unless you like clicking games. The animations are well made at least.

Get yourself an autoclicker like OP Auto Clicker and you'll be done with this game real quick. If you're a sucker for pixel-style animation like me you'll like this game as long as you're ok with clicker games.

The animations are nice and smooth. You can bat this one out real quick.

3/5, it is slightly more fun than your average RPGM game.
The hentai is unlocked by purchasing with points. The hentai has nothing to do with the gameplay so it felt pretty unrewarding.
I only recommend the game if you're a fan of clickers or somehow find the main character attractive.

You will need a macro after the first two levels and it is all done to get a few very simple animations. It took me about an hour to unlock all of them and it can be done quicker, but only if you get how to game works. Even with a macro, it's too much time and I really do wonder if anyone could do this without "cheating" and doing it all by hand. What is the point of this??

It's a clicker game: you click, get points, watch number go up, oh and there's also some nice dot animation for you to zone out to as well. Personally, I've always just turned on my autoclicker and let it rip in these kinds of games. In any case, the dot animation is very nice and it doesn't take too long to unlock most of the animations (though that might have a bit to do with my auto clicker). My only real with this game is that there isn't a way to enlarge the portrait, and much of the screen real estate is taken up by the game's UI elements. Give me a zoom option and this would easily be a 5/5.

Well, it's a clicker game, so don't expect a deep and thrilling plot, and it doesn't take a lot of time to get through all the content – especially if you're a filthy cheater like me who uses an auto-clicker, lol – but for what it is, it was really fun and satisfying to play.

As a fan of pixel-art games, I was pleasantly surprised by the highly detailed, crisp and smooth art this game possessed. It was really visually pleasing to look at and left me wanting more when I unlocked the final scene.

All in all, it's a brief game, but a really enjoyable one. If you like clicker games, give it a shot!

A clicker game with no plot but really cute pixel art. You can unlock all the art in about an hour although it might take longer to get all the achievements if you are a completionist. 3.5 stars rounded up to 4.

Its a clicker, so don't expect anything deep on a gameplay level

What you won't be expecting though is some absolutely boppin music of all types. Heres my descrptions for some of the tracks

• Soothing relax
• Party at the farmers market
• Nice jamming electric
• 2015 review fest

It took about 30 minutes with a autoclick script to unlock all scenes, did 10 more mintues to go towards achievements and now im just jamming to the tunes. I want this soundtrack.

Edit: Forgot to mention, its some pretty good pixel art. Now back to boppin