If the person saying this doesnвЂ™t find the value thatвЂ™s perfectly fine, but thereвЂ™s also an attitude of вЂњthe things I like are awesome and the things you like suckвЂќ involved in it, soвЂ¦ no. ItвЂ™s like saying вЂњitвЂ™s just a match-3вЂќ or even worse, вЂњjust an indieвЂќ. вЂњJustвЂќ has no place in that sentence for the people who enjoy them. One of the common threads of the price complaints is вЂњitвЂ™s just a clickerвЂќ, which is one word to many to be true. A good incremental game has multiple systems all working together for the player to untangle ( Realm Grinder being the poster-child for this) even if the payoff happens in small pieces doled out over a very long period of time. Just because the attention investment is diluted doesnвЂ™t mean itвЂ™s less and the long slow burn offers a different kind of reward than a more traditional game. ItвЂ™s doesnвЂ™t demand the kind of heavy engagement of something like God of War or Red Dead Redemption, but rather is something to prod at a couple (or several) times a day as the numbers keep getting bigger. The thing about an incremental game, whether clicker or idle, is that itвЂ™s something running quietly in the background over the course of months.

Is it вЂњworth itвЂќ? Well thatвЂ™s a question only the purchaser can answer, but based on the position on the sales chart it seems the answer is вЂњyesвЂќ. First up, while they may be grumbling a bit while doing it, people are paying for the game anyway even with the massive pile of disclaimers about its beta state. This means a couple of things, with a whole pile of disclaimers to go with them. The news brought with it quite a few questions from the original gameвЂ™s fans, but it all boiled down to just the one inquiry, вЂњ$30 for a clicker!?вЂќ with the subtext of вЂњWhat on earth is wrong with you people!?вЂќ Developer Playsaurus held firm, though, and as it turns out the pricing is the right call.Д¬licker Heroes 2 was released on 7/16 and has been hanging out at the top of the Steam Best Seller list since the moment it went live. The thing that sent a sticker-shockwave through the community is that the price is $29.99. Clicker Heroes 2 has zero microtransactions and is priced to match. The success of the game was a bit worrying for the developer, though, because buying rubies to speed up the process of racing towards a nonexistent goal in a deeply addictive game is maybe a little to close to psychological drug dealing. One of the most successful ones is Clicker Heroes and like most of the genre itвЂ™s free-to-play but supported by microtransactions. Whether youвЂ™re making paper clips, growing potatoes, poking cows or hitting monsters in the face, thereвЂ™s a clicker/idle game for just about any situation.

Cookie Clicker isnвЂ™t quite five years old yet and since then there have been hundreds of them released to varying levels of success. Incremental games are still a relatively new genre.

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