For one of those idle type games, this is a wonderful game. It’s one of my most played mobile games. It’s absolutely worth playing. There are ads you can choose to watch, but they in no way hamper other aspects of the game. It does crash a lot, though. It can cost you some progress, but since it’s an idle game, that mostly just means you’ve wasted a few minutes. Loading the ads often fails, then crashes the app. Sometimes, the game will freeze just randomly. And I still say it’s a solid game. Wish developer would come back for an update, though.

So glad I found this game! The developer did this right, the ads are only optional, there are no IAP, and it’s super easy to pick up and play and get into. We need more good developers like this!The game also plays well and smoothly, and doesn’t use battery or much storage. As yet I haven’t had any of the freezing or crashes some people have mentioned. I’m on an iPhone 12 with iOS 15, and it’s smooth so far. The gameplay itself is just right. I can play a few minutes here and there when I have a break. Just what I was looking for because I don’t always want to get into a long strategy session, I want something relaxing, and this is it. The game (and newer app icon once I downloaded it) also looks even better than what the App Store displays. Everything is easy to see and spaced well. It’s super easy to navigate and figure out what to do. And seeing your crew fighting the monsters while you upgrade things is a nice touch. Thank you for a great game!

This is a fun game but my only problem is it keeps freezing when I log back in after being away for a few hr. I have to crashed to app out 3-4 times before it works properly until I leave again for a few hr then have to do that all again. If you don’t mind having to do that download this game. If having to reset an app multiple times just time play it makes you mad just skip this game.

Clickpocalypse II is the kind of game you boot up twice a day, tap all your upgrades, watch an ad for a booster, and you’re done with it. Your choices don’t really matter so long as you’re logging in to make some kind a progress. You beat the game many times for achievements and slowly unlock permanent boosts that make your part better and better. Great graphics and interface help make this an enjoyable daily clicker, just not one I really “sit down and play” much.