"Planet Clicker is a game of strategy and patience, with a healthy dose of fun. It's not just about how fast you can click (though that helps!), but also about how smartly you can manage your resources. You'll need to balance your investments in different planets, decide when to upgrade your tools, and figure out the best way to maximize your cosmic income. As you progress, you'll unlock automation features that allow your empire to continue growing even when you're not actively playing."

This is a lie.

Clicking becomes useless almost immediately, and each new production item makes the previous one obsolete. There are also incredibly bizarre elements, like how traditional numerical formats and exponents are abandoned. After millions or "M" units, we go into G, T, P, E, Z, and Y. What the hell? Also, apparently there's only five planets in the solar system now.

There is no strategy. There is no automation. There is no fun.