Click and Conquer strips incremental gaming down to its essentials: uncover a fog-shrouded map by dropping bombs, then spend accrued currency on passive income boosts and weapon upgrades across unlockable stages. The loop is deliberately minimal—bomb, upgrade, expand—making it accessible but shallow, with limited mechanical depth beyond increasing blast radius and income velocity. Best suited for players wanting a low-friction, turn-brain-off experience rather than those seeking complex upgrade systems or varied gameplay mechanics.
About this game
Click and Conquer is a short, relaxing incremental game. Drop bombs through the fog of war, uncover hidden enemies, collect rewards, and spend currency to boost passive income, increase bombing power, and unlock new maps.
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What players are saying
▼ Not recommended2 hrs
This is a more expensive, more shallow Digseum. Unfortunately, you see pretty much the whole game in the first 15 minutes. I guess it is by definition an incremental game. I just expected a little bit more variety or some other mechanic aside from click to drop bomb, make bomb bigger, make map bigger, repeat.
I do agree with the message at the end though. War begets war.
Just kind of feels like a budget Digseum. Which is awkward because it's more expensive. A lot of the playtime was artificial, there wasn't a lot of depth to the upgrades. It lacked some QoL and took the upgrade tree in a different direction which I honestly wasn't a huge fan of.
I don't think at its core that it's a bad game, and I wouldn't even say "go play Digseum instead" because they're both so short that's not really a solution to wanting more of that vibe. I think you could get away with just buying both and having a cool night,
It just feels very copy/paste but in a way that missed why Digseum was good. Like it's very clearly heavily inspired, it's not even trying to hide that. I can't in good conscience recommend this, but if you have a few extra dollars, you've already played Digseum, and you just wanna have an okay time for a few hours blowing some stuff up?
Go nuts. Very much a "I wish there was a sideways thumb option" kind of game.
Honestly, this game just feels like a worse version of Digseum. If only the bombs had more interesting upgrades than "hits more tiles around impact". These kinds of games need a bit (or better yet a lot) of chaos in the core gameplay loop in my honest opinion.
Hey all,I never made an official post regarding this, but better late than never. Click and Conquer is now Steam Deck Verified!I got a Steam Deck last year and absolutely fell in love with it, and wanted to make sure Click and Conquer was fully verified.Looking forward to seeing players on the device and hear how it can be improved.Cheers!- Sockhouse
Hey everyone,I want to announce that my next incremental game: Mining and Dwarves, is releasing tomorrow (August 27th). If you have enjoyed Click and Conquer, and want more incremental fun, please add Mining and Dwarves to your wishlist, and purchase it tomorrow.I appreciate your support, without it I wouldn't have had the ability to work full time on games
Hello Everyone,I've been busy back porting UI and Steamdeck compatibility improvements from my next incremental game: Mining and Dwarves to Click and Conquer. This update should make the game more enjoyable to play on Steamdeck, and provides some QoL features to the UI such as font scale options to the settings menu.I also took the time to make some tweaks to the UI to make it a little more polished. Not a complete overhaul, but some components should look a bit nicer.As always, thanks for all the support, reviews, and help with bug hunting. It is a huge help to me as a solo dev! Please keep the bug reports coming, especially if I broke anything or made anything worse with this update.
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