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+ Some fun maps/modes that limit abilities
+ Some fun crossover skins
- Still P2W
- Greedy and rigged gacha system
- Buggy as hell
- No crossplay with consoles
- No cross progression

It's F2P copy of Fall Guys from small Finnish studio Kitka. Like FG both games acquired by big company (Epic and Scopely respectively) and both went downhill from there.

Compared to FG, instead of giving Punch to everyone, it was P2W for a long time, but you rarely saw punch and ball outside of tournaments. Then they introduced Abilities/Ranked mode update which appeared to make abilities more available to F2P, but in reality it just made them spammed and ruined a lot of maps which weren't designed for this sort of play.

Additionally they made the strange decision to reward newer players with OP Hug power. So one kamikaze hugger could cause you to lose hours of earned Ranked points.

With the removal of main way to earn any gems you can barely unlock and level up skills enough to compete with players who have a whole suite of the strongest abilities. In this respect it is just like these P2W mobile games where the regular spenders are the most powerful and impossible to compete against.

+ Free to play
+ Cute desktop pet game
+ Devs are really friendly and helpful
+ No greedy cash shop or gacha system
+ Desktop mode can feel like pets are interacting/playing with you

- Only 3 pets right now to choose from
- Some customisation options limited
- UI could be more intuitive

Innovative entry in the "gamification of Steam inventory" genre, Idle Kitties Online introduces item crafting and "idling together" chat lobby to connect with other IKO players.

Has cute meows and adorable kitty art work. Attentive developer responded quickly to bug reports.

Worth it for doomer kitty and rug beating.

+ Cool doomer theme
+ Has Steam achievements
+ Speedrun Leaderboards
- Doomers are hard to click (using touchpad)
- Can't 100% without buying DLC

I enjoyed this dark take on the hidden object genre. Nice music and funny doomers set in appropriately bleak environment. Although there are not as many achievements, you get two levels for free.

Accessibility suggestions to add hint ability, and improved clicking on touchpad, especially as the game has completion timer leaderboard for speedrunners.

Really nice addition to the series as it adds colour mode, which is on by default. However, this richer experience is soured by bad hit boxes, making the game quite frustrating at points.

Crouching Clicker, Hidden Kitty

I don't recommend this game.

Following the popularity/notoriety of Banana, we have Cats from 100 Cozy Games.

The pngs were fun to collect at first as harmlessly silly, but after countless near daily updates, pushing more temporary available items to the drop table, it's clear this developer is desperately throwing mud at a wall to see what sticks as it carves out a kitty shape niche in the burgeoning Steam marketplace gamification/"print free money" genre.

+ click count is remembered between sessions
+ kawaii vector art
- inventory spam
- endless FOMO/engineered scarcity
- not really a game unless you like collecting/trading Steam items

Probably my favourite edition of 100 kitty clicking goodness. In addition to fun game it has Steam badges and emoticons.

+ Steam achievements
- No Steam badge/trading cards
- P2W
- Constantly spams you to buy from cash shop
- Loot boxes you earn from matches are on timers
- No censored mode option

Core game loop is leveling up risque semi-realistic anime-proportioned fighters in short turn-based games against other players. You can "earn" loot boxes from matches which are all gated behind timers. Thankfully there is auto-battle mode. Seems like most of the budget went on generating the appearance of a game. Pretty cringe desu ne.