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call click()

Game Categories:	Clicker, Idler, Incremental

Game Platforms:	Javascript/HTML5

Play call click() on www.kongregate.com

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Game Description	Game Control
This is call click(). A simple idle/clicker game. Update your variable and loop values to reach huge numbers.	Instructions in-game. Mouse only.

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