Clicker Heroes

It's not pay to win... it's not pay to play... it's a great game to idle with if you enjoy strategy/rpg (having an interest in math also makes it more interesting for me.) Definitely use an autoclicker--don't break your mouse. The fun is what ISN'T clicking (upgrading heroes, speccing ancients/outsiders, trying to figure out which hero is a dude or not cuz they all have breasts.) It's free, has tons of achievements, is well-made and addictive. You can also expert and import save games if you'd like to try other people's builds. I wouldn't play it without an autoclicker (usually autohotkey is ideal for this--and scripts are readily available on community)

It's an addiction. I am not joking. You don't want to be addicted to this. There are expansive fantasy worlds to explore, intriguing mysteries, puzzles to solve, and stories to be told. And here I am, instead of any of those other games that actually have that, I'm just... clicking a monster. This is half-joking, but also containing my honest opinion. I just don't like what these type of games make you do. Get addicted to some other game. Thank you for reading this humble little review. Back then, most clicker games had a better idea when to stop, like Candy Box, A Dark Room, & Space Lich Omega. They all have a good story, there is actual exploration, ASCII art, and they don't break your mouse.

A horrifying examination of human psychological weakness, Clicker Heroes is more disturbingly [i]respectable[/i] than clear satire such as Progress Quest for being a fully realized and quite serious effort of game design, but it is not to be played—it is to be hooked up to a computer in a museum where children can go and watch it [i]work[/i] (from behind the safety of a thick glass shield) so that they might return home motivated by recurring nightmares which serve to forever remind them of the ease with which a person can be seduced into wasting their life. If we ever manage to build utopia, the cornerstone of its educational program will be a forced hour-long session of Clicker Heroes that ends with students being informed that their genetic sequence has been inextricably attached to their game profile and that they will be unceremoniously exiled to labor camps on the Moon if they should ever demonstrate the feeble-mindedness necessary to return and play for a second time. When the human race is finally enslaved by its mechanical progeny and harvested within illusory biofarm prison-paradises, our digital overlords will have no need of an elaborate computer simulation to placate our minds; for that they will have Clicker Heroes. It is a masterpiece of modern art and social engineering, one of the crowning accomplishments of all mankind. Now get the hell away from it.