MMGN.com: "Clickr is, at first glance, a simple puzzle game riddled with annoying sound effects and issues branching from the localisation of the game to English-speaking nations. However, while these issues are evident consistently throughout the experience, the strong range and execution of gameplay elements makes these problems excusable at worst."
SteamFirst: Clickr, released in December of 2010 by South Korean developer Ntreev, came to my attention via one of those ever-so-lovely Steam Coupons. Upon looking into the game, it appeared to be what I would call a “cat game;” a game that can be played in the easy chair with one hand on the mouse and the other petting a cat.
DIYgamer.com writes: "Indie Games don't get a lot of media attention. At least not from the big guys - IGN, GameSpot, Joystiq, Kotaku. However, every now and then an indie game will "break out" from obscurity and be fully recognized by the gaming press and the gaming masses. When all is said and done I'd say only about ten indie games a year are ever really discussed and played by people outside of the indie gaming culture. Which is a shame because so many great ones come out each year!
Anyways, games like Trine, Machinarium, and Torchlight were some of 2009's break out hits, but what about 2010? What do we have to look forward to for the upcoming year and what, if any, will get picked up by the mainstream press and the common gamer? Well, while we are no scientific analysts, here's our prediction of the top 10 break out indie titles for 2010."
There's another game out there that reminds me of Meat Boy.. It's called Runman: Race Around the World. Check it out.
