Corrupt Them All

The game is pretty mediocre, except for the fact that it has several languages and the audiovisual aspect is good, the rest is bad. Story that adds nothing, repetitive gameplay, short duration .... The game brings little, and what little it brings is not worth it. In the H section, although there is some good quality (even if it is due to the AI), there is no variety and quantity, in addition to having no sound scenes and no animation. I don't recommend playing it even if you like the clicker genre, I think there are better options than this one. I give this game a 3.5 out of 10.

It's a ai art clicker game. Not really anything to write home about, not really anything unique or special. I'd have liked this to lean more into the "magical girl" + "petplay/making" aesthetic, but I can understand leaving it as an illusion due to copyright. The main issue this has is that it's not really a good idle game. The only way to increase your point gain is by leveling up, which pauses the game whenever it occurs. You can also unlock new skills by running the game for a set amount of time, but those also pause the game when they occur. I think this game could be improved if level ups where save (and could be applied to any skill, instead of a random 3), and if presents didn't pause the game. Also, maybe it's just me, but I'd kind of prefer a different main image - either an image that updates as corruption progresses, or an animated visualization of your tentacles (with the target on the side, this would also allow you to expand this game to target multiple people, more content = more reason to actually buy the game.). Additionally, I think level ups should display the stat changes for their effects, not just what the new effect would be (x->y format). It's annoying to compare different skills, when you don't know what the actual % change of the effect is.

It's a nice start, but it's about 20 minutes of very basic clicker gameplay and 5-7 images that are possibly AI generated. I get wanting feedback maybe but there is almost nothing to give feedback on in its current state. There is also no way to restart the game upon completion short of manually finding and deleting the save files. Or even to adjust settings like resolution/music/etc. Nor can you go back and look at any of the content again aside from the clicker screen you started on.