Free to playLoading Screen Simulator
A clicker about the wait itself. You stare at a loading bar that refuses to hurry, click a button for points, spend the points to earn faster, and repeat. It started as a weekend joke, and it still plays like one, in the best way.
Is Loading Screen Simulator worth it?
Loading Screen Simulator is worth it if…
- you like simple clicker loops with numbers going up
- you find loading-screen misery funny
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Clicking through the wait
The whole game is the loading screen. You click a button, watch your points climb, then spend them to make the next clicks count for more. The bar crawls, the numbers tick up, and that slow start gradually turns into steady progress.
It is simple on purpose. There is not much to learn, no reflex test, just the familiar clicker loop of earn, upgrade, repeat, stretched across an intentionally stubborn wait. You set your own pace, leave it running, come back to a bigger number.
A joke that commits to the bit
The humor comes from recognition. Everyone has waited on a download, an install, or a game that would not start, and here that dead time is the entire point. The presentation stays plain, like a fake desktop with text and bars, which makes the parody land harder.
Chasing them gives the wait some shape, though some take patience and grinding. Music by Kevin Macleod keeps the background light while you click.

















