Clonizer

Last updated: 2025-04-17
Summary
  • Unique, charming gameplay with strategic depth.
  • Easy to learn, difficult to master gameplay.
  • Appealing art style and humorous actions.
  • Roguelike deckbuilding meets hex-grid tactics.
  • Poor numerical balance impacts gameplay experience.
  • Translation errors present in the game.
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Categories

Turn-based StrategyRoguelikeDeckbuildingBase BuildingProcedural GenerationMeta-ProgressionUnit ManagementTown Defense
Reviews
(sample size)
70
Helpful reviews
96%
Unhelpful reviews
4%
Protest reviews
0%
Positive points
140
Negative points
73
Gameplay points
51
Perf. points
4
Rec. points
41
Misc points
6
Point
Unique, charming, and engaging gameplay
Description
The game is praised for its unique and creative blend of deckbuilding, strategy, and roguelike elements, resulting in an engaging and enjoyable experience. Many reviewers highlight its approachability, replayability, and overall charm, making it a standout title in the genre. Some reviewers found the game to be 'chill'.
Importance
91%
Strategic depth and diverse playstyles
Description
The game features strategic depth through card combinations, diverse playstyles, and base-building mechanics. Players can experiment with different clone soldier mutations, equipment, and spaceship builds to create unique and effective strategies. The first ship offers an RTS-like experience.
Importance
52%
Easy to learn, hard to master
Description
The game is easy to pick up and play but offers surprising depth and complexity as players delve deeper. This balance makes it accessible to newcomers while still providing a challenge for experienced strategy gamers.
Importance
39%
Appealing and cute art style
Description
The game's art style is consistently described as cute, appealing, and minimalist. This visual aesthetic enhances the overall charm and accessibility of the game, making it suitable for a wide audience.
Importance
16%
Humorous in-game actions
Description
One reviewer highlighted the ability to use a 'TAXATION RAY' on employees to collect money as a particularly enjoyable aspect of the game. This point is very specific, but also somewhat humorous and may not represent a core gameplay element for all players.
Importance
2%