Okay, I've played a *lot* of these clickers, and the core loop here is surprisingly efficient. The upgrade scaling feels solid—you have to balance the raw clicks vs. the auto-gen upgrades early on. My only minor gripe is the prestige system could be clearer. Still, absolute blast chasing that 1 Trillion coin mark. Highly recommend for the leaderboard grind.
Solid time-killer for my ten-minute coffee break. The Bombardino Crocodilo design is hilarious brainrot, and the sound effects are so satisfying. It's mindless fun, which is exactly the point. Wish they added a dark mode tho, my eyes are tired when I play late at night. 5/5 stars for the chill factor.
As an iframe clicker veteran, this is decent but not groundbreaking. It's got the basic incrementals down, but it needs more depth past the first hour. Where's the permanent upgrade tree or the complex resource conversion? The meme theme is fun, but the mechanics are a bit vanilla. Still, the animations are smooth, so it gets a solid 4.2. Need a bit more meat on the bones, devs!
OMG, I just downloaded this because of the name and the description, and I'm obsessed. I've never played a clicker before, but this is so addictive! The feeling of unlocking a new skin after a long grind is so rewarding. My thumb hurts, but I can't stop. Bombardino Crocodilo forever! LOL. Five stars, no question.
The game has a surprisingly clean strategic core. The decision paralysis between boosting your Clicks Per Second (CPS) versus your Click Power (CP) is well-balanced early on. It forces a good cost-benefit analysis of the upgrade path. My only suggestion for the devs would be to add some visual differentiation to the weather effects; they currently feel purely cosmetic. Great execution of a simple concept.
The perfect blend of absurdity and satisfying progression. This game understands the clicker genre—it’s designed to make the numbers go *up* quickly, which is such a dopamine hit. The art style for the Crocodilo skins is hilarious. It’s pure, uncomplicated fun. Don't think, just click!
