CLICKOLDING Reviews

I understand the Idea but I just can't see anyone needing to play this or missing out on anything just watch a full gamethrough of this on youtube 4/10

good game. very weird. I feel like there's more to it, but I'm too scared to continue clicking.

I don't get it. A YouTube video recommended me this game. The game works well in creating an atmosphere of unease if that's your cup of tea.

testament to the potential of games as an interactive medium. possibly the best porn game ever made. not very fun to play. 10/10

Interesting game. Works best as a background for when you're doing something else, but still slightly funny. Many of the story developments were highly unexpected.

I don't get the hype, very short basic story for the amount of noise it gets. Some cool deep references but I may be overthinking it. 4$ for 30mins of playing a little inde game is worth it in my opinion, but don't expect any life changing experience.

I wanted to play this after the initial "shock-and-awe" streamer-hype to see if all the hub bub was worth it - and I can't say this is very memorable for me. It's certainly a short and weird experience executed from a single idea, but the areas that are lacking feel even more glaring. A lot of the writing revels in its sexual deviance as to make the player uncomfortable, and that just does not effect me personally. I wish the art direction, lighting, composition, and sound had a bit more love for a game supported by Outersloth, but I do appreciate it's weirdness at the end of the day. To me, the game doesn't have too much to offer outside of its initial concept, and that's something you can read from its own steam page.

The world desperately needs more games again that dare to experiment and create new ways to experience.

Desires, being represented through a video game as if it were an artistic medium. It's not a fun game, nor is it long or complex; but it may tap some dark truths about your psyche and do it in a fun and darkly humorous way. I enjoyed.

Certainly a game that wears it's influence on its sleeve. If you have the spare hour, enjoy psychological horror, and an interest in video games as an art form it's worth the $3.