Free to playApple Clicker! One apple, endless clicking
Click the apple, let the counter climb, and see which odd apples turn up in your collection while the news rolls on.
Is Apple Clicker! worth it?
Apple Clicker! is worth it if…
- you want a low-pressure clicker to leave open in the background
- you enjoy collecting odd varieties just to see what turns up next
- you like games that joke about themselves
- you play in short sessions and want something with no rules to learn
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Clicking, collecting and the mysterious apples
The whole game fits on one screen: an apple, and your click count going up. Click it as much or as little as you like, and apples also arrive simply from having time in the game, so the collection grows even when you are not clicking. Once an apple is yours, you can type its full name in the skin menu to make it the one on screen. That is the loop, and the game never pretends it is more than that.
A news ticker with opinions about fruit
While you click, a news feed runs along the top of the screen with short, silly headlines. A sample from the game itself: the forbidden fruit was apparently a banana, and the apple's PR team is working overtime. Another one suggests an apple a day keeps the doctor away, if your aim is good. It is the kind of dry, throwaway humour that gives the clicking something to read between counts, and it fits the game's deadpan approach to its own absurd premise.
What should you know before starting?
Is it good for playing with kids around?
It is family friendly: a single apple on a clean screen, no violence, no timers and nothing to fail at. The humour in the news feed is wordplay about fruit. The only thing to watch is that high scores tempt long clicking sessions, and the leaderboard rewards very large numbers.
How much space does it take on your screen?
Very little. The interface is pared back to an apple and a counter, and it is built to sit quietly in a corner while other things happen. The novelty of the loop wears off faster than the collection does, so it works best as a background habit rather than a main game.
