Really fun and polished clicker! The art style is super cute, and the sound effects are honestly one of my favorite parts — they make clicking and progressing feel really satisfying. I also really like that the game has more than just the basic clicker mechanics. There are leaderboards, achievements, and you can join a lobby with friends, play together and even chat while you’re playing. It makes the game feel much more alive and social. Definitely a great little clicker with a lot of charm. Looking forward to seeing how it develops!

Really fun take on classic CS surf and bhop. Once you get the hang of the movement, it becomes really satisfying and addictive. The multiplayer makes it even more enjoyable, and I really like the overall old-school surf feeling the game is going for. It already has a solid foundation and I can easily see myself coming back to improve my times and play more. Would love to see more maps and content in future updates. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy surf and bhop!

Yes, I'm the developer, so keep that in mind — but Cat Clicker is where this whole thing started for me, and I still have a soft spot for it. It's the original cozy clicker: pet your cat, buy upgrades, push through prestige, and chase all 339 achievements across 30 languages. Corgi Clicker later became a newer, more polished pass on the same core systems, but Cat Clicker is still very much alive and maintained — same care went into it. If you like idle games you can dip into for a few minutes at a time and just watch the numbers climb, give it a shot. Feedback — including the harsh kind — genuinely helps me decide what to fix next.

I'm the developer — full disclosure — but Raccoon Clicker is one I genuinely have fun revisiting. Same cozy click-upgrade-prestige loop as the rest of the clicker series, just with its own theme: raccoons, shiny loot, and building up a proper trash empire starting from a cardboard hideout. Daily goals give you a reason to open it every day, plus a full prestige/perk tree for the long run. It's still small and early on reviews, but I'm actively adding to it. If cozy idle games with a bit of chaos and raccoon charm are your thing, come try it.

Full disclosure: I'm the developer. I'm also aware Gorilla Clicker hasn't landed well with everyone so far, and I'd rather be upfront about that than pretend otherwise. Same core loop as the rest of the series — click, upgrade, prestige — themed around a gorilla's climb from banana thief to jungle legend, with pixel-art visuals instead of the softer style of my other clickers. Some of the current reviews are fair — there are rough edges I'm still working through. I still enjoy it myself and I'm not abandoning it. If you try it, I'd rather have your honest feedback than none at all.

I'm the developer, so keep that in mind — but S&Lumberjack is one I'm genuinely fond of, even in its current rough shape. Chop trees, gather 50 different resources, upgrade through 10 axes, hire gnomes to help you work, run everything through the sawmill, and even try your luck at the casino as you unlock new areas. It leans more simulator/idle-progression than my clicker games, and it's still actively in development — some of the optimization and load-time complaints in the reviews are fair, and I'm working through them. If you like slow-build resource sims with a sense of humor, it's worth a look — just expect a project that's still growing.

I'm the developer, full disclosure — but this one's a bit different from my usual games, and I like it for that. Sausage Parkour is a ridiculous food-themed parkour game: you're a sausage, jumping and falling your way toward becoming a legend, solo or with others. It's less about chill progression and more about movement and timing, so it won't click with everyone — a few reviews mention the controls feeling floaty or the movement taking getting used to, and that's fair feedback I'm still acting on. If you enjoy obby/parkour-style games and don't mind a silly premise, give it a shot — better you go in knowing what it actually is.