Desktop Pet: DonEatFish Review
A Free Cat Idles on Your Desktop While You Do Something Else Desktop Pet: DonEatFish is a free-to-play screen ornament: a small animated cat perches in a corner of your desktop, id
2.7 / 10
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A Free Cat Idles on Your Desktop While You Do Something Else Desktop Pet: DonEatFish is a free-to-play screen ornament: a small animated cat perches in a corner of your desktop, id
2.7 / 10
A bare-bones restaurant management sim with no missions, goals, or real progression loop, compounded by crashes and a broken autosave, and one detailed reviewer's unverified claim that the developer may not have built the game's assets themselves.
2.6 / 10
A budget-priced 2D platformer from solo developer CSStudios, Cursedland is openly described by its own developer as a school project, and a large, overwhelmingly corroborated share of its review sample argues it should never have been sold as a finished product, citing undisclosed AI-generated code and music, broken achievements, and game-breaking bugs that can leave a run permanently uncompleteable.
2.5 / 10
A NZ$3.19 idle "tycoon" whose entire loop, according to multiple independent reviewers, is buying one of 36 plots and watching it pay a flat 1 coin regardless of price or level — the fourth Boogygames Studios template Wanderer has reviewed, and the thinnest one yet.
2.5 / 10
A bare, aggressively monetised mobile-tapper port whose own paid "Farmer's Pack" is independently reported by multiple reviewers to break the game's economy outright, on top of an idle game that several reviewers say isn't actually idle at all.
2.5 / 10
A charming desktop-companion idle game about raising and gacha-collecting pixel fish, undercut at launch by a save system that repeatedly failed to persist progress between sessions -- a bug the developer claimed to fix within days, but which reviewers kept reporting for months afterward.
2.5 / 10
Steldrift's dollar-tier idle clicker about digging for ever-rarer ore delivers exactly what its name promises, and its small, Mixed review sample is split almost entirely on whether 'exactly what it says on the tin' is a compliment or a complaint once the whole game is finished in under an hour.
2.5 / 10
Factoridling is a $0.99 idle game from solo developer Pixedler about buying and upgrading factories, and this review's full 4-review sample splits evenly, praising a simple, addictive prestige loop while flagging a broken save function and a total absence of developer communication.
2.4 / 10
Code Voyager's free-to-play clicker asks you to click thousands of times for a random chance at tradeable Steam Marketplace items, but reviewers report broken servers, achievements that never unlock, and a shop bolted on top of what several call an exploitative item-farming scheme.
1.9 / 10
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Shell Increment is a $3.99 pirate-themed incremental game where you command a skeleton crew looting ships for shells, and this review's full 10-review sample is Mostly Negative, dominated by a core-breaking bug that pauses idle progress the moment you alt-tab away and a save-data-loss issue reported in three separate languages.
1.9 / 10
A name that invites the comparison, and loses it badly Supermarket Simulator Pro trades directly on the reputation of Supermarket Simulator, one of the genuinely well-regarded brea
1.5 / 10