Poop Clicker Reviews

very good

this game takes a lottaaaa time ngl

Last time I played the idle game had no offline idle options and the game has the progressionrate of your average idle game, those who use an offline idle feature.

My issue with this game is that it strives to be a very simple, straight-forward clicker game: you click the poop, you get a poop, you collect some poops, exchange the poops for an auto-clicker, collect more poops, exchange them for an upgrade, etc. The concept is there, but the execution is severely lacking. It forgoes all kinds of Quality of Life or user-friendly UI. Where most clicker games have everything in one place so you can just click, click and click some more, Poop Clicker has a shop where you buy your initial thingamajigs like ‘Quick Tap’ and ‘Need for Speed’ - things that aren’t explained anywhere, so it’s unclear what they actually do. These things can be upgraded, but the upgrades are in a different shop, so you’re mostly just tabbing between the “buy new thing” and “upgrade existing thing” shops, which is frustrating enough on its own. There’s no interactivity whatsoever in terms of “escape closer the window”. You have to hover over buttons and wait a little to see their cost, again going against the established baseline for clicker games. In addition, the game has tried to be very “flashy” in terms of menu animations, visual vibrations and little sound bits when you click, open a menu, close a menu, buy an upgrade, etc. but they are (and this is of course personal preference) too sensory-heavy for me, with no accessibility options to turn any of these things off. Altogether, Poop Clicker just fails to deliver on what should have been a simple, basic yet fun clicker game.

I wanted to enjoy this game but it just felt like such a grind. It didn't help that I needed to play it twice because it lost my progress when I was close to the end.