amazing game but starts off with, in my experience, low light levels. I had to unlock a mood controller using clicks.

Short but fun, I liked it.

Click to Continue is a clicker/incremental escape room. Right from the get go you have a door and a bunch of panels with numbers on them and a button to click. Click the button the indicated number of times and the panel opens. Simple. Of course the things behind the panels help you get more clicks faster but add their own quirks and mini games. So you enter a rhythm of click, mini-game, other mini game, new panel opens, puzzle things out, back to click, back to old minigame and now new minigame. Its a good combination of figuring our clues escape room style and then using what you learned to optimize clicks.

As far as incremental games go, I'd say this is a very good one. The pacing is good, and while there are a few sections of just clicking, most of the time its more engaging than that. You are never more than a few minutes away from an engaging activity and you do get the satisfaction of watching the numbers grow.

As for the escape room side of things, its a bit more on the mediocre side. Puzzles run from ok to somewhat tedious. While there is some good creativity on display, its missing good ah-ha moments or real clever puzzles. Its passable.

The music is quite good and I enjoyed listening to it. The game looks alright, but seems to be optimized poorly and some effects definitely seemed off. Its almost literally just one room, so it should not be performing as poorly as it does, but it still works well enough.

There is not much of a story or anything, but there are some fun twists along the way and the ending is worth it. There is again a bit of creativity on display here but its a small addon to the game rather than the focus.

Bottomline for me is that its a worthwhile experience if you enjoy incrementals or puzzles.