Car Demolition Clicker

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Car Demolition Clicker is a single player casual shooter game. It was developed by Blue Sunset Games and was released on July 5, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Car Demolition Clicker" is a destruction-themed clicker game where players can earn cash by smashing various cars with an arsenal of weapons and drones. The game features numerous upgrades, support weapons, and special abilities, with high-quality graphics and detailed destruction physics across multiple stages. Try your hand at destroying a variety of vehicles, from vans and trucks to massive bulldozers.

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Audience ScoreBased on 75 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

Car Demolition Clicker offers satisfying destruction mechanics, allowing players to enjoy the visceral pleasure of breaking cars apart with engaging visuals and sound effects.
The game features a straightforward progression system with upgrades and automation tools, making it accessible and easy to pick up for casual gaming sessions.
Despite its simplicity, the game provides a compelling feedback loop that keeps players engaged through the act of demolition and the satisfaction of watching vehicles crumble.

The gameplay can become repetitive over time, as the core mechanics lack variety and depth, leading to a grind that may deter long-term engagement.
Technical issues such as inconsistent hit detection and occasional crashes can disrupt the experience, highlighting the game's modest production scale.
Many players feel the game is overpriced for the content it offers, with limited replayability and a lack of meaningful evolution in mechanics or presentation.

gameplay
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Car Demolition Clicker" is characterized by a blend of active clicking and passive automation, which keeps the experience engaging despite its repetitive nature. While the mechanics are simple and light, players appreciate the sense of progression through achievements and the satisfaction of demolishing various vehicles. However, some reviewers note that the game lacks depth compared to other clickers, leading to a reliance on grind and personal tolerance for repetitive tasks.
- “Mechanically, the game finds its rhythm in the balance between active clicking and passive automation.”
- “With a simple yet engaging gameplay, the game allows you to unleash chaos on a wide variety of vehicles, satisfying your inner demolition enthusiast.”
- “The achievements in car demolition clicker provide a sense of progression and accomplishment as players engage in the gameplay.”
- “It’s a clever mechanic that prevents the experience from becoming entirely idle, but it can also feel repetitive once you’ve encountered a few bosses and realized they differ more in endurance than in behavior.”
- “Without meaningful evolution in mechanics or presentation, the player’s engagement becomes dependent on their personal tolerance for grind.”
- “It's very light on gameplay, which is saying a lot about clicker/idles which already are light on gameplay.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are highly praised for their quality and unique aesthetic, particularly in depicting car destruction, which sets it apart from other clicker games. While some players prioritize gameplay mechanics over visuals, many agree that the high-quality graphics enhance the overall experience, making it one of the better-looking titles in the idle game genre. The game runs smoothly in both windowed and full-screen modes, showcasing the effort put into its visual design.
- “The high-quality and outlandish visuals of twisted steel and destruction are definitely what separates car demolition clicker from the rest of the clicker pack.”
- “Great graphics and physics.”
- “Has better graphics than most idle games and runs well both windowed and full-screen.”
- “I, for one, don't care for visuals in a clicker but care more about the UI (and the previously mentioned progression), and in my opinion, the UI could use work.”
- “The high-quality and outlandish visuals of twisted steel and destruction are definitely what separates this car demolition clicker from the rest of the clicker pack.”
- “Many may complain that it's not free-to-play, but it's hardly expensive, and there has probably been far more work involved than on most games in the genre due to the graphics alone.”
music
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The music in the game is generally well-received, featuring a nice soundtrack that enhances the overall aesthetic and changes with each level. While some players appreciate the energetic 16-bit and arcade-inspired tunes, others note that the repetitive nature of the tracks can lead to monotony over time. Overall, the soundtrack blends nostalgic elements with a modern twist, appealing to a variety of musical tastes.
- “I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”
- “This game has nice music and aesthetics.”
- “Speaking of Street Fighter, I was pleasantly surprised by the 16-bit soundtrack here in Car Demolition Clicker and its Capcom-esque, arcade-spirited, high-energy background tunes.”
- “With a more 'realistic', gritty automobile presentation to this clicker, I pretty much expected a stereotypical butt-rock soundtrack (oh, it's still there though, don't worry if you love butt-rock). While there is plenty of 90's guitar riffing, the whole soundtrack had a much more 'Mega Man' vibe to it that kept me listening to the loop for longer than I anticipated before muting it for something else.”
- “This is, after all, an idle-clicker and it can get very repetitive, so listening to the same 5 songs can get old.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is minimal and lacks depth, focusing instead on the simple gratification of destruction rather than complex narratives or philosophical themes. While there is a moral about perseverance, the overall plot is light and often difficult to follow.
- “Moral of the story: you never know what life has in store for you, and if I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
- “There is no deep story, no complex objective, and no hidden philosophical subtext—it is purely about the gratification of watching something crumble under pressure.”
- “There's a bit of a story, but the narrative is so light that I can barely follow it.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect of the game has received criticism for being perceived as greedy, particularly due to the presence of advertisements despite players having already purchased the game. However, users note that there are no microtransactions involved.
- “I own the product and there aren't any microtransactions.”
- “Not a bad clicker/idler at all, but it's kind of greedy to even take money for what is essentially an advertisement for Car Mechanic Simulator 2018.”
- “Number one grievance: I already bought this game, get rid of the damned advertisements in the game.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game manageable, noting that while it can be beneficial for leveling up, it isn't excessively demanding. Most users feel that the grind is not overwhelming, with some only resorting to automation for specific achievements.
- “Not as grindy as some; I didn't feel the need to break out an autoclicker except to finish off an achievement that required diamond grinding.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game has been criticized for its shallow skill-tree, leading to low replayability. Many users suggest that it may not be worth more than a few dollars due to its limited replay value.
- “The skill tree lacks depth, and the replayability is low.”
- “So far, I wouldn't recommend paying more than two or three dollars for this game, as it feels like it'll have very limited replay value.”
humor
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Reviewers note that while the game features some humor, it lacks the cheeky wit and engaging minigames found in similar titles like Cookie Clicker, which offers a more entertaining experience for its price.
- “Cookie Clicker is only five dollars and has the same clicker/idle gameplay with a lot more cheeky humor, mini-games, and surprise twists than this game, and that's just one example.”

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Car Demolition Clicker is a casual shooter game.

Car Demolition Clicker is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and others.

Car Demolition Clicker was released on July 5, 2018.

Car Demolition Clicker was developed by Blue Sunset Games.

Car Demolition Clicker has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its gameplay.

Car Demolition Clicker is a single player game.

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