I don't remember a game that, with its simplicity, made me smile at the screen and just click mindlessly :D

**A review copy was provided by the developer, Lizard Games.**
🧊NOT🧊
🗒️Overview🗒️
A Story About Farting is a crude clicker game which has only one mechanic, clicking the man's stomach to make him fart, ticking up the counter in the top right where the game will end after just over 5000 clicks. Throughout your playthrough, characters and items will be added to the screen as "rewards" for clicking, adding an achievement alongside it.

🖋️Finer Details🖋️
The art-style is my favourite part of the game and in my opinion, one of the only redeeming qualities. The art really fits the crude theme of the game. The sound effects are varied although get repetitive after hearing repeats, leading to them getting quickly muted in my playthrough.

🐜Issues/Bugs🐜
There were a bunch of issues on release including spelling errors and the clicking speed being really slow, although these were fixed in an update. The main issue with this game lies in the ending of the game. As mentioned, the game ends when you reach just over 5000 clicks (5500 if I recall the exact amount). This mechanic for a clicker game is frankly demoralising (given the idle nature of the genre) and games which do have endings, typically lead the game into an endless mode which this game does not. The lack of an endless mode makes the game short and unrewarding, as all progress earnt through collecting achievements and adding the images to your screen is all reset, removing the only thing which was keeping you playing in the first place.

🥁Closing Statement🥁
A Story About Farting is a game with too little content to justify your money. Even with the updates which fixed the previous issues, a clicker game having an ending which is reachable in an hour maximum is frankly disappointing. I tried to like this game, although with the basic gameplay loop which relies on clicking, looking at the image pop up on the screen "Wow!" and wait for the next addition - is not enough. The art-style is amazing so I hope that using the clear talent, mixing it with a better gameplay loop can provide an overall better game in the future.