Crusaders of the Lost Idols

Crusaders of the Lost Idols has players moving through various (silly) quests and unlocking new heroes along the way. In order to capitalize on damage done to enemies, players will need to strategize how they make use of these heroes and which upgrades they choose to purchase. Since it's a clicker, there's no specific endpoint or story-based goal that players are trying to reach or achieve. In Crusaders of the Lost Idols, you could say that it's all about the journey.

Progress is continuously saved and gained even when players aren't logged into the game.

The game is very easy to control, and enemies will be defeated automatically by party members. However, there is an element of strategy built into the game that requires more micromanagement on the part of the player than clickers usually call for.

If played through a browser, Crusaders of the Lost Idols can only be accessed online.

• Do you think clickers are addictive? If so, why?
• What do you expect to get out of a game like Crusaders of the Lost Idols? How long do you think you'll continue to keep up with it?