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Clicker Miner's itch.io pageResults
| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Overall | #25 | 3.833 | 3.833 |
| Graphics | #29 | 4.024 | 4.024 |
| Overall | #31 | 3.774 | 3.774 |
| Soundtrack/SFX | #31 | 3.643 | 3.643 |
| Gameplay | #35 | 3.595 | 3.595 |
Ranked from 42 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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this is super cute, catchy tune, and really nicely done interface and clicker system. i also like the alternative button presses to mine instead just a single button. makes it a bit more interesting.
Nobody asked for a GB clicker and nobody forced me to "finish" it either, but I did! I liked the way you did the menus using the Dpad. Graphics are nice and the music is really chill. I would have liked to see support for larger numbers like mainstream clicker games use "M, B, T, ..." etc, but I understand that there's not a whole lot of time in jams! Overall, nice work bringing this to life.
Los gráficos y la música están logrados. En cuanto a gameplay se me hace un poco aburrido, con pocos alicientes. Hecho en falta un menú inicial. Buen intento
Loved the art and music. Congratulations.
Absolutely daft fun! The graphics are really good, especially those lovely rocks, and I love the boppy music and sounds. Really well done <3
Does a gameboy clicker exist if there's no touchscreen/mouse to "click" on a gameboy?
Who cares, game's fun. Good job!
Haha a mash buttoner didn't sound as catchy, thanks!
Nice, solid little clicker game!
Very well thought and way too much fun.
Congratulations!
Very cool design. But unfortunately I don't like clickers. Also, I don't have access to my personal computer. I play on a 2008 laptop... Unfortunately, the browser starts to slow down very much while loading the game. Have you used unity?
I'm very sorry to hear that, nope we used Godot, exported file is like 5 MB. Only thing I've noticed is the game seems to freeze for a frac of a sec after the very first mining.
Super fun, numbers get really wacky & off screen by the end with full factories but its a satisfying ride. The numbers and scaling mostly worked until near the end where I bought like the last 6 factories without having to think lol.
Clever menus and such to handle the upgrades made it very playable. Well done, could see this having been an awesome actual gameboy game!
I loved this game! Music is sweet, and the upgrades are great. I love the random things that the miner can mine! Very fun gameboy game indeed.
I wish there was an ending! :) Some people like the infinity train, though. lovely game :)
Pretty addictive and the music is really catchy. Just noticed a little bug, when the number get too big, it get off screen, but it's nothing game breaking and doesn't ruin the fun at all! I couldn't stop until I finished it.
This is so dumb and I played WAY too much (my hands hurt, I have trouble typing this comment!!!)
I loved it man! I had to fill the screen with the factories, I had to...
The rock variety was a nice touch.
Took me a little bit of time to understand that the currency is actually the score (maybe I wasn't focus, I don't know) but yeah, it was simple, it was fun, it was cute!
Good job on the submission
Worth it, I think !
simple fun. The music was very catchy, I was humming away by the end. I like the variety in the blocks you mine, nice touch!
Nice! Just enough to keep you going and develop a two fingered tapping style! Enjoyed it!
Surprisingly addictive! Love the art and music
Surprisingly addictive! Love the art and music
Hahaha, it is a good game. I was not able to stop hitting keys because it was addictive.
Well that escalated quickly! Got to upgrade all the miners to quarries in no time and the button mashing was fun. Even managed to make the score turn into a floating point number somehow, it was that intense.
Never really enjoyed clickers, but the unique control scheme for breaking rocks and the charming graphics and music sealed the deal for me. The number did get pretty crazy nearing the end, but compensating for numbers that large is difficult and it did give it an unintended feeling of heftiness hahaha. This is a nitpick but there isnt a sound for when you purchase an upgrade which confused me at first and I spent all of my points of strength, so having an indicator would just be a good quality of life change.
But apart from that, this is a surprisingly engaging and simplistic clicker that has a great deal of character and enjoyability!