Do you actually PLAY click games and like finish the entire game? Because to be honest, I just start the game, quickly judge/play through it etc then delete it.
I really hope you guys don't do that, because there will be no point in actually making my game.
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1 or 2. I don't play many games anyways, this year I've only really played GTA:SA, Pokemon Pearl, TF2, Brawl and some other PSP/DS games. Most games just don't grab my attention and click games are no exception. I think MSD, Crystal Towers, Knytt, Plasma Warrior and Alex Adventure are the only ones I've played through till completion.
I rarely play click games anymore mainly due to time constraints. I did however have a good couple o hours on Malayam island of mystery. It has to be very good to take my minimal gaming time away from my XBOX or Trickster.
Doubtless I'll still use my comp after I get my PS2, but I don't know if I'll continue playing or making MMF2 games. Probably... Anyways I've finished a few games. The New Satan Sam, Knytt Stories(plus exspansion pack) and The Griffon Legend. I would've played Eternal daughter all the way, but I couldn't get it to save. I mean, ACTUALLY save. Also it was insanely choppy at times, so I dropped it. Looked pretty good with so far with the time I HAD to play it.
If it's an exceptional game I'll play it, it's just that most click games aren't. Honestly, I don't play many in the first place. Partially/mostly due to my free time issues. When I do have free time AND I feel like playing games, I usually play professional games first and then click games second. I've always been a creator rather than a player or watcher. I play games and watch movies, but I love making them more. (particularly games though) And I figure, that if most other clickers are like me, and won't really play my game, I'll just have to get my game out to more people. It's really like that anyway, something you have to be aware of. Most clickers would rather spend time on their own projects than play yours for oodles of amounts of time. I'd still say make your game anyway though; not only will people play it, but even if they don't you've accomplished something. It's good for ya.
Lyle in Cube Sector, mostly so I can show off what kind of products MMF can make to my friends when you do it right haha. I think most people will play a click game for a little while when it first comes out but it takes something really exceptional to remain in the hearts and minds of the public after the games start to get older.
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I do play through some games, and others not so much.
But it's worth finishing games, not just for people playing them but for the sense of satisfaction, and also any nice comments you might get
submitting your games to other less critical websites might be a good idea, try www.caiman.us they're happy to accept anything and you get loads more people playing than at TDC.
I play most games for as long as I can stand them. If it's a good game I'd play it through to the end, and even if it's a terrible game I keep playing just to see if it gets better somewhere along the track
I never delete any click games that I download, which is kind of stupid considering I have a folder full of downloaded games that have caught my attention, most of which I will never play again
I don't really have time to play most great games out there, much less to play a Click game. Not that klik games are bad, they're just, well, I could do better and my time would be better spent doing better.
There are some great klik games which I've played halfway through, though And yeah, I'm one of the pickier admins.. any game I front page has been played through at least an hour.
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If it's got a good engine (one that doesn't take anything away from the gameplay) and decent graphics (like, I can tell that's a tree, rock, etc) and it's fullscreen, then I'll most likely play it to completion...
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Really it depends on the quality of the game. Sadly most games are not worth playing to the end. However, I have played through Watkins, Noitu Love, Knytt Stories, FIG, and Spirit Engine 2; all of which speak for themselves.
I didn't find anything here that is really good enough to be playable for a longer time.
I did play one TD, that was good, i can't remember the name...
But since you listed here some games, i might check them out.
Like many people said here, it really depends what game I'm playing.
There are some click games that I spent hours in order to complete them, and some I just played for a few minutes and quit.
On the other hand, I rarely delete click games (unless they're really bad), I have a Games\Klik\ folder which I visit if I have some spare time, and I end up completing games I downloaded months/years ago.
Originally Posted by W3R3W00F Realistic as in Pre-fab graphics? WAY Too realistic for me.
This isn't even the realistic game thread. Read the title.
Crap, I posted in the wrong place. Sorry. Apparently I wasn't paying attention to the title. Guess that answers WHY my post in the other article wasn't there. IDK... I do weird things.
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Honestly, I don't play many in the first place. Partially/mostly due to my free time issues. When I do have free time AND I feel like playing games, I usually play professional games first and then click games second. I've always been a creator rather than a player or watcher. I play games and watch movies, but I love making them more. (particularly games though) 
And I figure, that if most other clickers are like me, and won't really play my game, I'll just have to get my game out to more people. 
