CLICKOLDING Reviews

This game made me more uncomfortable than scared

This is the worst game someone ever created... its not worth even free.

I'm not sure what i was supposed to get out of this... but I didn't feel anything other than bored.

I don't know what to say. I watched Law & Order SVU while I clicked away for this perv.

I played this on live and every viewer told me they needed a cig after we were through with the game, don't watch anything on this one, just jump into it, ready to click.

Weird little game. Creepy, funny, mostly weird. Recommended! You'll probably tell from the trailer if you'll like it or not, tbh.

Whilst not great for replayibility, a first time run with this game is one you'll never forget. It's suspenseful, its full of dread, and made me deeply uncomfortable being alone with this man. 10/10, would click again.

Weird, creepy, unsettling. Would get arthritis again.

CLICKOLDING is a game set in a room where you continuously click a counter per the commands of a weird guy in a corner. He will occasionally reveal bits of his personal life and ask you to vary the clicking a bit in this hour long indie experience. I am normally a fan of both Strange Scaffold and weird gaming experiences, and I was excited to try CLICKOLDING, but this game was a miss for me. The gameplay involves clicking the counter and responding to the occasional commands from the person in the room. The thing is that this all just felt painfully generic. Yeah the guy is kind of weird looking and yeah it's a weird situation, but nothing here ever grabbed me. What are the stakes? What is the point? I needed something to make me invested, but otherwise I found it to be a kind of boring time. Still, I do think it is functionally well-made: the game knows what it wants to be; the graphics, writing and sound all support that; and it's extremely cheap. I do think there are a lot of people in the world that will enjoy this, but I wasn't one of them.

click. click click click. What more is there to say about this masterpiece? Historically, clicking games have dominated the field. Cookie clicker had a hold on everyone back when it came out, and now we are lead to this. Clickholding. It is hard to say what I was like before I played this, if I was even a person before hand. However, I think it is safe to say that I am born anew after this. Historians will look back at this game and truly know, that art did not truly die during this period.