Fairy of the treasures

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Fairy of the treasures is a single player action game. It was developed by Pink Label Games and was released on December 27, 2017. It received negative reviews from players.

Fairy of the Treasures is a clicker game with visual novel elements, following the story of a young fairy named Mei. Your goal is to help Mei open magic chests and collect hidden gems and gold. The game features five types of chests: Golden, Sapphire, Emerald, Ruby, and Amethyst. Enjoy the engaging story and fun gameplay as you uncover the treasures in this enchanting world.

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Audience ScoreBased on 74 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

story6 negative mentions

Cute graphics and character design, appealing to fans of anime style.
Offers a quick and easy way to earn 500 achievements in a short amount of time.
Can be a relaxing experience for casual gameplay, especially for achievement hunters.

Gameplay consists solely of repetitive clicking with no real progression or upgrades.
The story is poorly translated and lacks depth, making it feel like an afterthought.
Overall experience is considered boring and low-effort, with many players feeling it doesn't qualify as a proper game.

story
43 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is largely criticized for being minimal and poorly executed, with many reviewers noting that it consists of a few lines of dialogue and lacks meaningful progression or depth. While there is an attempt at a visual novel format, it is described as lazy and filled with translation errors, ultimately serving as a mere backdrop to the predominant clicker gameplay. Overall, players find the story to be unengaging and not worth the time, often suggesting it could be ignored entirely.
- “Pretty decent small game, 85% of it is a clicker game but there is a short visual novel story.”
- “Nice graphics in anime style, in a game mode game is a simple 'open chest get the gems clicker' in a story mode it's a visual novel with a young Japanese-looking fairy Mei, quite cheap, properly done, good for casual gameplay.”
- “Lighthearted story.”
- “There's no storyline (there's an attempt at one, but it doesn't go anywhere) and is clearly lazily put together.”
- “The DLC is equally laughable, an even shorter mini-story about a side character who doesn't appear anywhere else, and adds nothing to the game.”
- “Story mode is less than 5 minutes of poorly translated, broken English and doesn't tell any real story.”
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are generally described as "okay," with some players appreciating the anime-style artwork and background visuals, while others note the limited character sprites. There are mixed opinions on the originality of the graphics, with some suggesting they may be borrowed from other games. Overall, the visuals are considered suitable for casual gameplay, particularly in the context of a visual novel.
- “It seems like a visual novel, and it also has some good artwork, mainly in the background art.”
- “Gorgeous artwork, though limited.”
- “Nice graphics in anime style; the game features a simple 'open chest, get the gems' clicker mode, and in story mode, it's a visual novel with a young Japanese-looking fairy, Mei. It's quite cheap but properly done, making it good for casual gameplay.”
- “Plus, some players said that the graphics are ripped off from other games too, but this isn't that important in this abysmal case.”
- “The single sprite is cute, but that's about it as far as artwork.”
- “The graphics are ok, and there is some intro to the story before the game begins.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is primarily a simplistic clicker mechanic focused on opening chests for gems, lacking upgrades or auto-click features, which some players find unengaging. While the game offers a casual experience with appealing anime-style graphics, it is criticized for its minimal interactive elements, especially in comparison to traditional clicker games. The story mode presents a visual novel format, adding a narrative layer but still relying heavily on repetitive clicking.
- “Nice graphics in anime style; in game mode, it's a simple 'open chest, get the gems clicker.' In story mode, it's a visual novel with a young Japanese-looking fairy named Mei. Quite cheap, properly done, good for casual gameplay.”
- “Contrary to just about every other real clicker game, there are no upgrades of any kind or auto-click mechanics.”
- “Addictive 'click a chest gazillion times to get 500 achievements' gameplay.”
- “Gameplay (you just click, you don't even need to target the chests).”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally described as quick and upbeat, though some players find it repetitive and unremarkable. However, the voice acting, particularly that of the character Mei, has received significant criticism for being unpleasant. Overall, while the music has its moments, the sound effects and voice work detract from the experience for many players.
- “The music is quick and upbeat, creating an energetic atmosphere.”
- “Nice music, though it can get repetitive at times.”
- “The music is quick and upbeat, but Mei's voice is just an ear sore.”
- “The sound effects and the music are so horrible that I really don't have words to describe them.”
- “Music/sound?”