My First Impression of Habbo Clicker

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Jumping into the sandpit sandbox to design your pixelated laceup world of hospitality. Unlocking new rooms gives a feeling of progression that makes the taps rewarding. Yes, the central gameplay culminates around the idle mechanic, but there is, just enough interaction to bring you back in short bursts of fun.

Players on the forums seem to have shared a feeling of casual enjoyment. Comments run the gamut from celebration over an internet receiving a 'wow worthy' amount of gems to the baser enjoyment of constructing and running a virtual hotel. And it’s not unusual to come across players who partake in the idle treats of the game while doing other chores, allowing these improvements to come to fruition between errands.

Habbo Clicker doesn’t break new ground per se, but manages to portray already crazy hotel management with a bit of lighthearted fun here and there. At times the game can feel a little repetitive, which is not the genre's fault in fairness. But I was strangely gratified as my little digital empire grew, one click at a time. And for that reason, never trust a Habbo avatar that says they are a real estate expert; they are just another clicker nerd in a bad disguise.