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Stupid Clicker Game

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Clicker

Game Platforms:

Flash

Development Status:

Completed

Version:

1.0

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Start off with only 1 red button, which you have to click to earn money, but then you can buy menu, achievements, upgrades and start upgrading the game. Each thing you buy adds $0.25 to what you earn per click.
Fun concept (similar to Upgrade Complete, but in clicker style), but somewhat boring since balance is such that you have to click A LOT to buy upgrades.
The game includes over 50 upgrades and 10 achievements.

Click the red button to earn money. Then use that money to upgrade the game!

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