Pyramid Clicker emphasizes active clicking over idle progression, with upgradeable perks and artifacts that compound your output. The prestige system resets progress for permanent bonuses, though some calculation inconsistencies prevent full completion. It appeals to players who enjoy constant input rather than automation-heavy design, though minimal idle mechanics mean stepping away isn't rewarding.
About this game
Pyramid Clicker is a real adventure! Upgrade your perks, buy artifacts that grant incredible bonuses, and experience the power of prestige. This game offers vast opportunities for progression that will keep you hooked for hours on end.
What players are saying
▲ Recommended14 hrs
Simple, not overcomplicated clicker game. Idle is not significant here.
Good game if you are addicted to clicking.
There are some math calculantion issues in this game so you will not be able to finish it in 100% but still worth buying and supporting clicker games developer.
For me, there's something missing from this one. Maybe it's how the mechanics fit together, maybe it's the excessive amount of clicking and minimal automation.
Now, the bonus from upgrades is multiplied by 4 for every 5, 10, 20, 30... and so on, upgrade purchases. Added the ability to buy 5% of the resources needed for prestige for 100% of the emeralds required for prestige. A minor bug with perks has been fixed. P.S. If you have purchased some click or passive income upgrades, the multipliers for purchasing 5, 10, 20, etc., upgrades will not be recalculated automatically. You will only see the upgrades after prestige.
Added data backup. The bonuses of perks that give a chance of dropping 1000 books and papyri have been increased. (In the later stages of the game, books and papyri became easier to obtain) Added the ability to restart the game. After 9 prestige, you receive 100 prestige cores for every 100q (previously it was 1q)
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