CLICKPOCALYPSE II
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About
Clickpocalyse II is a single-player Role Playing Game with beautiful mechanics and good graphics, accompanied by a stellar soundtrack. Billed as an "incremental game disguised as an idle RPG," players can expect lots of grinding. However, some users may find the amount of advertisement in the game intrusive. Overall, Clickpocalyse II offers a satisfying RPG experience for those willing to overlook its minor flaws.




- The game offers a satisfying blend of idle mechanics and RPG elements, allowing players to enjoy progress without constant interaction.
- The graphics and music evoke a nostalgic feel reminiscent of old-school dungeon crawlers, enhancing the overall experience.
- The ad system is ethical, providing optional boosts without forcing players to watch ads, making it a refreshing change from many mobile games.
- There is minimal player interaction, leading to a sense of detachment as the game often plays itself with little engagement required.
- Some players experience bugs, such as the game freezing or losing progress, which can detract from the enjoyment.
- The interface can be too small on certain devices, making it difficult to navigate and read text, which can hinder the overall experience.
monetization
114 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization model of the game is largely praised for its ethical approach, featuring completely optional ads that provide gameplay bonuses without being intrusive or mandatory. Players appreciate the absence of microtransactions, noting that the game remains enjoyable and playable without watching ads, although some express a desire for a paid option to permanently unlock bonuses. Overall, the ads are seen as a supportive feature rather than a hindrance, allowing players to choose when to engage with them for rewards.
“Excellent gameplay, unintrusive monetization, pristine visuals.”
“No microtransactions, respects your time, lots of variety...this is a good one for fans of clickers.”
“Best idle game, no cash grabbing or hidden ads, very funny and easy to play.”
“I love the game so far and it seems playable without ads, but frankly I'd rather pay 10-20 bucks to support the dev to unlock bonuses permanently than watch ads.”
“Unfortunately the ads, which is how to get buffs, usually don't work.”
“The only problem I've come across is not being able to load the ads for rewards.”