Being bad on purpose still results in a bad game, I'm afraid. Don't get me wrong, as a gag it's good, and it is kinda funny how awful it is. The main gimmick is that it's a very click-heavy, tedious game, but almost all of your actions only have a chance of working. Click to get money, only works 10% of the time. Click to upgrade how much money you get, 2% success rate. Buying an autoclicker always works if you have the cash at least, but then you have to click and drag it wherever you want it to click. Have 10 autoclickers and you want to change what they're clicking? Click and drag every. Single. One. A problem that only gets worse as the game goes on...that's the most succinct description of this game, really. It's a problem that only gets worse the longer you play.

Then there's the trolls. Click too fast and fire starts spawning and duplicating, so you need to buy an extinguisher to put out the fires, but it only works for so long before you need to buy a new one...and the price increases every time you buy an extinguisher. Occasionally, hands will fly in from offscreen and try to take away something, like money, or the chances of your clicks working. So if you let one get through without clicking it to get rid of it, it might take 1% of your click success rate, so if an action only works 10% of the time, then that's compounded by your clicks only working 99% of the time in general. I never let one of these hands get away, so I don't know if that effect is permanent, but based on the rest of the game I can only assume that is the case.

I'd say bring an actual autoclicker if you want to play it...but honestly, just don't. This would be tedious and painful even with an autoclicker. The bit is kinda funny, but that doesn't help when you're the butt of the joke, I'm afraid. And since this is a website for games, I'm reviewing it as a game, and as a game it gets 1 star.