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New Idle Clicker Games
Clicker, IdlerIn this addictive game, you can click the creeper icon to cook a creeper, then once you get up so much money, you can buy Zombies, and even skeletons to cook creepers for you! Note:Options for price osculation are in the options menu.
ClickerSlowly gain gold while playing as well as offline, buy robot parts to increase how much you gain. There is a profession system, towns, multiple mines, cities, vehicles and a bunch of other features. Game is played with other players interacting with each other.
Clicker, IdlerGolden Miner is a game where you are supposed to click the mine, to get gold. Gold can be used to get upgrades so you can get more gold without clicking the mine. It can also be used for buying other stuff. Diamonds can be used to the same.
Clicker, IdlerTrying to help mankind by converting the plague of cookies into something more useful... Candy!
Clicker, IdlerThis game combines elements of traditional incremental games like Cookie Clicker with more complex elements designed apeal to someone interested in clicking less and thinking more.
You Can Try These Idle Games
Clicker, IdlerA minimalist idle game with colorful bars! Get to the last bar and try to make it go fast. Really fast.Play with the mouse.Use the M key to toggle the music.The game saves your progress, but doesn’t progress while offline.
Clicker, IdlerIn a world overrun by evil Titans, it is up to you to slay them and restore peace and order. How do you do it? You must tap!Tap to attack, tap to slay, tap to collect gold, tap to hire heroes.Tap to activate devastating skills, tap to unlock powerful auras, tap to summon mysterious artifacts.Tap to explore beautiful worlds, tap to meet helpful fairies, tap to revive heroes, tap to collect lost treasures.Keep tapping away. You are our last and only hope!
IdlerTaking you from simple Gatherer to Hero out auto clicking Nasty Rats and such for a bit Silver. Beware tho, this isn’t a “nice balanced game” sudden minus resources await the impatient.
