Who Clicked My Bones is a compact incremental where you build and sacrifice a skeleton army to summon a Lich King. You'll manage upgrades through a skill tree while automating your bone-clicking progress, with the whole experience designed to wrap up in about four hours. It's ideal for players wanting a complete, bite-sized incremental without the endless grind.
About this game
Who Clicked My Bones? is short Incremental Game about ruling a massive amount of skeleton army to sacrifice in order to Summon Lich King. Upgrade your skeleton in Skill Tree. The Game is designed to be finished in 4 hour playtime.
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What players are saying
▼ Not recommended5 hrs
This might be a cute little game in the future, but as of now, I don’t recommend it. There are no meaningful choices in the skill tree. Small skeletons become useless very quickly due to raid size, yet the late-game skeleton scalers impact them the most while barely affecting large skeletons at all.
I made the mistake to let the game run for hour while watching TV and the performance dropped to single frame. After game crash and restart, i felt pressured to recycle skeletons fast to not get in the same situation. This is solved by the performance mode, should be enabled by default.
This game is a fantastic, short incremental experience with a fun and quirky dark fantasy theme. The main goal is to spawn a large skeleton army and continuously sacrifice them to eventually summon the Lich King. The game maintains a playful sense of humor throughout, noting that the skeletons don’t mind being sacrificed since they’re already dead.
It’s easy to recommend picking this up right now, as it is already a fully polished experience. The progression is deeply satisfying because the skill tree offers highly meaningful choices at every step. The unit balancing is handled exceptionally well. Small skeletons remain useful throughout an entire run regardless of raid size, and the late game scaling applies strong buffs to them while also significantly improving the larger skeletons.
The technical optimization is excellent. The game was left running in the background for an hour while other games were played, and performance stayed perfectly smooth without a single frame drop. It never crashed, which meant there was no pressure to recycle skeletons just to avoid lag. The default settings run so seamlessly that toggling a performance mode never even becomes a consideration.
It is designed to be finished in roughly 4 hours, making it an ideal, bite sized idler that doesn’t overstay its welcome. A $2 game that lasts 3–4 hours is an easy win any day.
Who Clicked My Bones? Is Released now and 20% off for next 7 days, Find out who clicked those bones now!!! Or later I don't know, no pressure really, those brittle bones can't hold much stress anyway.Love you ♡♡♡
I have been working on the new patch, focus on improving the performance and overall progression. I'm also excited to announce that Who Clicked My Bones? will officially launch on 17 July ! Thank you for your support.Changelog 1.1Added an Objective Checklist to make goals easier to follow.Improved the early-game experience with clearer guidance for players.Added Performance Mode to improve FPS when managing large skeleton armies.Optimized animations, visual effects, and background systems for smoother gameplay. Thanks for checking out the updates. And thanks again for playing Who Clicked My Bones?See you on 17 July !
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