Clapism traps you in an escalating ritual where repeated clicking becomes increasingly unsettling. The game combines simple incremental mechanics with atmospheric horror, building dread through sound and absurdity as you progress toward an arbitrary goal. It's best suited for players who enjoy short, psychologically strange experiences and don't mind a little physical wear on their input devices.
About this game
You enter a quiet church, and what begins as a simple sound check becomes a ritual you didn’t mean to join.
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I really enjoy small indie games like this. The atmosphere in the church, paired with the radio songs nailed the Southern Gothic aesthetic—a massive plus for me as I really love that vibe.
I do agree with the negative reviews pointing out that the ending felt a bit flat, but it wasn't a dealbreaker for me. The story about the history of the church and its members was genuinely interesting, and a few of the jumpscares really got me.
For such a low price, it’s an entertaining, short experience with very little to complain about. Absolutely recommended for anyone who's into unique indie games and in search for a slight dose of horror.
A cat jumped to my keyboard and game crashed. I got scared, thinking everything I had clicked through was lost. Thank good everything was still there, even after such an exit. That’s really awesome, since not a lot of smaller indies have a save feature :D All in all, I got enterntaned and really scared a couple of times, so that's a fine horror by my standards.
Hey everyone, I've just released Clapism, a narrative incremental horror game about clapping in a church! If you ever encounter any issue or bug, please don't hesitate to reach out via email stormyoubring\gmail\com or simply by creating a forum post! I'll address issues as soon as possible. Hope you'll enjoy this experience!Take care GL & HF stormyoubring
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