Click the Button strips incremental gameplay down to its essentials: tap a button to generate chests containing items and currency, then reinvest those rewards to unlock new chest types and gacha machines. The appeal lies in watching your income accelerate through strategic upgrades rather than complex systems. Fans of bare-bones idle games will appreciate the straightforward feedback loop.
About this game
Click the Button is an incremental game where you click the button for earn chests who gives items and money for you. Unlock gacha machines and new chests!
Players, last 38 days
Peak 2,482 · Low 0
Daily peak concurrent players, sampled once a night from Steam.
What players are saying
▲ Recommended1 hrs
100% in 80 minutes... Super damn short but the idea, gameplay loop and price outweighs the length, making me upvote this instead of keeping it neutral. Just.... man, I wish it was longer, some aspects like the gacha machine or roulette quickly loses it's purpose just by how short the game is.
I really wanted to love Click the Button. The demo showed a simple but surprisingly addictive little game, and it had me genuinely looking forward to the full release.
Unfortunately, the full game feels like the developer stopped just as things were getting interesting. There’s very little beyond what the demo already offered, aside from an extra set of items and some achievements. Once you’ve seen most of the content, there isn’t much reason to keep playing.
That’s what let me down most. The game has colourful graphics, a fun little concept and even the cute touch of being able to literally “click the button” on the start screen. I still enjoyed my few hours with it, especially as something to play casually while chatting or watching something else.
Achievement hunters will probably get a quick fix with this easy set of achievements, but beyond that, I’d recommend playing the demo rather than buying the full game. Expecting the demo, will disappear soon as I've said this.
It’s a shame though, because there was genuine potential here. I’m leaving a negative recommendation mainly because I expected the release to build on what the demo promised and it simply didn’t. Hopefully the developer comes back to it and gives the game the extra content and depth it deserves.
Today we woke up to the incredible surprise that Click the Button has sold 100,000 copies! And all we can simply say to all of you is: Thank you so much! Without you, this wouldn't have been possible. To everyone who supports us and keeps supporting us, just... thank you so much! Cheers, LoopCap.
NewsNative Linux version.Compatibility mode for weaker computers.What to expect from Click the Button?We're looking into the possibility of a free content update for you all! It wasn't in our plans, but it's the least we can do to thank you for all the support, thank you so much!!
What's new The game now uses your Steam account name instead of your computer name. Steam Cloud is enabled: your progress syncs across your PCs. New slider in the menu to adjust the cursor size. Fixes Achievements were not connecting to Steam properly and some of them failed to unlock. Chests stopped grouping properly after a while. They now group at the right time. The game crashed when buying the last upgrade. The final notification sometimes appeared off screen. The game opened on a black screen. Manual saving was not saving everything correctly. The item achievement description was wrong and has been fixed. Thanks to everyone who reported the bugs. Keep the feedback coming.
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