Deni02

Before I fully review this game, I want to say that I personally really enjoy incremental games, but I have some issues with my wrist that usually prevent me from playing them (too much clicking etc.). Scritchy Scratchy is, at it's core, a numbers go up game through and through, and its pretty good at being that! At the beginning you get an option to choose your preferred playstyle. If you suffer from chronic wrist pain you get a click to hold options right out of the gate, which is really nice in concept, but the click to hold only applies to scratching the actual tickets, not for example the buying of them. So if you are prone to wrist pain, this game attempts to help you out, but doesnt go all the way. I ended up playing roughly two hours before I was fatigued. I could see myself returning if a click to hold for everything was implemented and actually 100%ing this game, but as it stands I do not think I can recommend it from my standpoint. I understand that this review is pretty biased, and that other people would potentially have more enjoyment with this game, so definitely give it a go and see if you like it if you are interested in incremental games!

Game is a ton of fun, but I have a few gripes with it. Employees are very much needed, since the workload just gets way too much, but they take forever to unlock. If you got issues with carpal tunnel this game is going to test you, there is zero accessibility options in terms of making repeated clicking easier. Leveling is taking forever so it takes like 3-5 days of optimal play to unlock the next level just to unlock a new gerne for movies which just makes more work at the end of the day. This game could be one of the great with a few more improvements.

I really liked my time with Cash Cleaner Simulator. I beat the game in roughly 17 hours, but only got the "worst" ending because I didnt do all the story missions. Theres a lot of replayability in this title and I am definitely coming back to this game in the future. The mechanics of cleaning and (mostly) sorting the cash are superb. Its a great mix between resource management and organization and its fully up to you on how to do it. If I was nitpicking, I could mention a few things I would've liked to be in the game, but as it stands this game is worth your time if you are a fan of the Sim game gerne, and even if not maybe a good introduction to it. The only note I have on the game that stands out as a negative is the performance has been up and down. The beginning starts out strong, but later in the game I was forced, after certain story events happened, to use upscaling options and frame generation to get a stable framerate. I have a mid-range rig but that is just something to keep in mind.