I thought this was a refined and improved clone of *Unfair Flips*, with more upgrades and higher stakes. But no — this game is worse in absolutely every way, while copying everything without understanding the essence. THERE ISN’T EVEN ANY PROGRESS IF YOU CLOSE THE GAME! I finished the previous one in about 30 minutes to reach the first ending, and then the player could decide whether to grind randomly for the rest or not. Either way, within about 6 hours you’d unlock everything. Here, after 40 minutes I achieved nothing. The progression is arithmetic rather than geometric: the chance increases by 2% instead of 5, the value grows by just one point, and in the end you’re endlessly clicking, because even 3–4 sixes in a row change nothing for you. Then I looked at the achievements and felt suffocated. The chance for one of them is about 0.00023% — extremely low, around 2–3 cases per million series of 66 rolls. Another achievement might be even rarer. Who is supposed to grind that in a **non-idle** clicker? And most importantly — why, if there’s no sense of excitement here, only rewards that are far too rare? This game needs a massive patch to rebalance everything. Until then, it’s a definite no.
One More 6ix
by Crazish Games
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About this game
A semi-idle dice clicker where the odds rarely favor you. Risky offers, mysterious phone calls, unexpected debts. What are you willing to sacrifice to land nine sixes in a row?
What players are saying
[b][i]A casual, relaxing clicker/idle game. Roll dice, get money, and use it to buy upgrades.[/i][/b] Gameplay: https://youtu.be/lw35pUAa4m8 You click the dice and get random number. If you roll six, you get money (the amount depends on the upgrades you've purchased). You also have smartphone with minigame where the dice rolled automatically, and you click to collect the coins you earn. A fun clicker. It features radio with music, cute cat, and story mode with funny ending! To complete the game, you'll need an autoclicker and about 30 minutes, depending on your luck.
[h3] The Good [/h3] Let‘s start with the music. I really like the music and the atmosphere. It really fits my style. It makes clicking one button to roll the dice less boring and relaxes you on the way to the highest earnings. Plus, there is a debt that makes the start of the game a little intense, which is appreciated. Also, earning the upgrades seems satisfying, but not for a long time. Big plus for the cat and the ending message. It‘s just a casual clicking game, with nothing too much to offer. That‘s the intended design. Also, there isn‘t any point in talking about the performance, since the game is not demanding at all. [h3] The Bad [/h3] Well, I wish the game had more replayability and that it had more upgrades, tiers or something else to add the additional spice. To be fair, the price isn‘t far off. Just wish there is something more, even a simple cosmetic upgrade would do part of the trick. [h3] The Ugly [/h3] Some achievements are really hard to get, and I mean really hard! The chance is like less than the chance of winning the lottery in real life. Also, when you get all the upgrades, the game just cuts you off and shuts off. There needs to be some long-term progress mechanic that is saved every time you do a run, not just per-session progress. Also, the game glues you to your seat, but when it becomes more interesting, it just cuts you off and it feels quite short. [h3] Final Verdict [/h3] It‘s a casual game which will provide you with fun for half an hour to an hour, depending on your luck. Grinding all the achievements isn‘t recommended, since the probability of getting all of them is extremely low. Music and the atmosphere is great. It‘s worth noting that developer plans to update the game and add new game mode. This game walks a thin line between Recommended and Not Recommended, and taking that into consideration, I would rate this game 5 out of 10.
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