Extremely addictive progression loop
Mentioned in ~1 in 5 positive reviews
“Watching meaningless numbers climb is strangely addictive!”
Steam review · 5634.9 h played ↗

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The definitive idle clicker: addictive, funny and deep, with hundreds of achievements. Skip it if you dislike slow grinds, need offline progress, or want a Steam version newer than the free browser one.
Great for
Idle-game fans and achievement hunters who want something to run in the background while doing other things
Main risk
Progress becomes a very slow grind that stalls without lucky golden cookie combos, and offline production is weak
Mentioned in ~1 in 5 positive reviews
“Watching meaningless numbers climb is strangely addictive!”
Steam review · 5634.9 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 positive reviews
“Best incremental game and a ton of achievements.”
Steam review · 71.4 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 positive reviews
“Fun and well made game to idle when you're away or doing anything on your computer. Fun to upgrade and doesn't lag your pc at all while idling.”
Steam review · 21.5 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 13 positive reviews
“there's a lot of nuance with the minigames, ascensions and trying to maximise your cookie gains.”
Steam review · 139 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 14 positive reviews
“A game that defined a genre, with phenomenal music and progression, and dirt cheap for the hours you'll spend ACTIVELY playing.”
Steam review · 95.8 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 25 positive reviews
“beautiful sprite-work and mind-boggling amount of amusing flavor text”
Steam review · 49.4 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“Progression is honestly way too slow. It doesn't feel good.”
Steam review · 317 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 14 negative reviews
“Great until you wanna 100% it. May only god help you then.”
Steam review · 695.8 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 15 negative reviews
“it just becomes a simulator of getting extremely lucky in comboing the golden cookie multipliers, because without doing so you'd just be stuck in one place.”
Steam review · 144.7 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 17 negative reviews
“Version is somehow older than the browser version. I cannot import my browser save.”
Steam review · 0.1 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 19 negative reviews
“the inability to grind while offline requires your device to be on and playing Cookie Clicker non-stop in order to make progress.”
Steam review · 103.5 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 21 negative reviews
“the steam version is so visually buggy it is unplayable”
Steam review · 270.1 h played ↗
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