While I don't regret my purchase of CloverPit overall given the cost of it, I think that this game lacks the actual interaction and significant choices that a game like, say, Balatro offer. The amount of significant choices are tiny compared to the amount of "action forward" clicks (pulling the lever, in particular).

Obviously this isn't as bad as something like Snakes & Ladders, where there are zero meaningful choices, but most of the time, it's not a matter of choices that determine your win or loss, but rather random chance on what Lucky Charms are available for your purchase, and when. "Pulling" the lever is a meaningless mechanic; it could be streamlined by having a menu option that auto-spins all currently-remaining spins, rather than having to click every single time to pull the lever.

Again, at the price point of $8 USD, it was cheap enough to be worth experiencing... but not really worth replaying to try to beat. You'll have to decide whether that makes it worth buying yourself.

I love gambling

If you don't have patience or have anger issues i wouldn't reccomend