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Review of Cookie Clicker on Xbox Series X/S

by Gemma Looksby Gemma Looksby photo May 2025
Cover image of Cookie Clicker on Xbox Series X/S
Gamefings Score: 8
Released: 22 May 2025
Genre: Incremental/Idle Game
Developer: Julien Thiennot (Orteil)
Publisher: DashNet

Introduction

Have you ever dreamt of a world ruled by cookies? Well, dream no more because Cookie Clicker is here to make that dream a reality! This epic tale of sweet treats, where success is measured not in levels but in billions of cookies, has made the leap to consoles, bringing an addictive sprinkle of joy to your living room. So, buckle up and get ready to click your way to cookie domination!

Gameplay

In Cookie Clicker, the primary objective is deceptively simple: click on a giant cookie. Each click bestows one cookie unto you, your warrior's currency in this fanciful cookie empire. But the fun doesn't end there (oh no, it just begins!). With your newfound cookie wealth, you can purchase various assets, ranging from cursors and grandmas who mysteriously churn out cookies (we're not asking questions about this) to grand factories and temples dedicated to the worship of cookies. The game shines a light on exponential growth, with prices skyrocketing faster than your motivation to go to the gym on a Monday morning. Upgrades boost your production, and let's be honest: you'll want them all. Textually speaking, it feels like a meme-part ironic humor, part coding genius. Golden cookies will randomly pop up, disappearing faster than your chances of getting a date on Tinder, offering bonuses that can grant temporary production boosts. As you tire of this literal click-fest, you'll ascend, sacrificing your cookie empire for heavenly chips and prestige levels. This is essentially a way to add an immortal spark to your future cookie clicks. Imagine the thrill of spending weeks-nay months-building your cookie kingdom only to go through a devastating yet utterly satisfying reset! Motivation? Who needs motivation when you're flush with cookies? Moreover, there are achievements, seasonal events, sugar lumps (not the kind you find in your coffee), and even eldritch horrors known as wrinklers that you can pop for a rewarding boost. It's chaotic, it's strangely satisfying, and just like my annual New Year's resolutions, there's no defined end in sight.

Graphics

Now, don't go expecting Unreal Engine level chipmunk graphics here. Cookie Clicker specializes in a quirky presentation that can only be described as cute, nostalgic, and decidedly low-fi. The icons are hand-drawn, the animations whimsical, and the overall vibe gives off a warm, homemade cookie essence, rather than the shiny polish typical in modern games. If you're looking for high-definition visual splendor, you may want to keep scrolling. But for the rest of us who appreciate charm over hardcore graphics, the aesthetics perfectly encapsulate the game's playful nature. Plus, who doesn't enjoy a giant cookie in their face every so often?

Conclusion

Cookie Clicker is like a warm cookie fresh out of the oven: sweet, satisfying, and slightly addictive (okay, very addictive). It carves its niche firmly within the idle game genre, giving players a delightful fix through its simple yet addictive mechanics. The humorous undertones and whimsical charm supercharge your clicking experience, making it impossible to resist just one more click! Perfect for players wanting a light-hearted game where the stakes are deliciously low, Cookie Clicker may just become your new favorite procrastination tool. Whether you conquer the cookie universe or just chuckle at the absurdity of it all, it's a fun ride filled with sugary sweets. So got your controller ready? Let's click our way to cookie greatness!

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