It was fun and dandy, I had a good time clicking the upgrade button. But once the last week update hit (no new levels by the way), it became impossible to upgrade anything. My upgrade is at 50k and I only am at 14th place and have all 14 level gears at level 5 (the max level at the moment). Making 4.3 billion a second without clicking if you guys are interested. I recommend to not buy any level 30 gears, or any of them, until the game has more levels. It was great before the last update, because you could honestly click the upgrade button infinite times, but now my upgrade is at 9.7q for a 50,098 upgrade. I assume that I will never be able to upgrade again unless I watch countless ads (I will only watch ads for a high gear). Just saving at this point for the next update levels. Fun game before it was messed up a little, but I understand the balance update because 50k is op. But it was a fun game besides the countless ads and the battery drain. 4 stars for being a good tap game.

Before I started playing gear clicker I had no friends and was desperate for some entertainment. My dear friend Shirley Langsta recommended this game to me, and I had some doubts. These doubts were instantly wiped away as soon as I opened the app. I was greeted with a warm welcome and a 30 second ad. Seeing this ad caused a smile to slowly emerge across my face despite my best effort to stop it. I LOVE ADS 🥰. The game in general is also “peak” or the pinnacle of all games. Those gears spinning really caught my eye and I even began to drool a little, oops 😬. I love the cool and unique gameplay of combining gears and leveling up. Games like Merge Town and Merge Planes have failed to truly capture the art of Merging, while Gear Clicker is just different perchance. This game is not just any old game it is a lifestyle a way of life and a home. I have been playing this game for hours nonstop, and I have been enjoying every minute with these cheerful little gears. And the ribbon 🎀 on top is that I am awarded with a 40 second FISHDOM ad whenever I misclick. Like I said earlier I love ads and this so Called devious feature just adds to the perfection of this game. Thank you Shirley Langsta and thank you Gear Clicker for giving me this opportunity, which I am so grateful for, to make my life mean something and truly matter. I finally feel like I am making a difference in the World.

I think most mobile games over the past few years have either been poorly made, stolen an aspect of another game, or have an extremely good mechanic that gets boring after about 3 hours due to the same level design being used again. It’s rinse and repeat at this point. However, there are games like this that break away from that mold. They show you eat mobile gaming should REALLY be, which is a diverse number of different games that don’t follow a bandwagon appeal just to make a profit. As for the game in question, I haven’t gotten very far. I do think, however, that this game could go far some day. A quick message to the devs; keep working hard on this game, because what I see in your team is great promise. I’ll stop ranting now. Have a great day.

For those that want to save themselves time and money, please read as it exposes ethical practices this publisher does.Bought this game and it’s super fun. Even paid for the ad free version. Now they do state that if you want to unlock other parts of the game you do have to watch some ads, which is okay. Only problem is, they take a highly unethical approach which is, the ad pops up and plays for three seconds, then gives you and option to click away, then says “you need to continue watching”, then plays for another three seconds and pauses again — it’s basically multiple ads within one video drawn out. The reason they have it setup this way is so you are coerced into spending money on their “skip ad tokens”. Brilliant marketing strategy, but also highly unethical even after you’ve “paid” for the ad free version. Note: most other publishers do not bait you with the extended ads that this publisher does on purpose. This actually is the first time I have seen this unethical marketing practice.