Stimulation Clicker
Stimulation Clicker is a clicker game created by Neal Agarwal that turns the familiar incremental formula into a parody of modern internet culture. You begin with a simple “Click Me” button, earning Stimulation Points with every click. Spend those points on increasingly bizarre upgrades, and the once-empty screen gradually transforms into a chaotic collection of videos, sounds, animations, and distractions.
STIMULATION CLICKER - TURN SIMPLE CLICKING INTO TOTAL INTERNET CHAOS
The core loop is straightforward: click to generate Stimulation, purchase upgrades, and use those upgrades to increase your production. Unlike a typical clicker where upgrades mainly improve numbers, many purchases also introduce something new to the screen. As more features become active, the interface becomes increasingly crowded and unpredictable.
Fill the Screen With Internet Chaos
Every upgrade adds another layer to the experience.
- Watch bouncing DVD logos move across the screen.
- Unlock Subway Surfers gameplay.
- Add breaking news and other visual distractions.
- Listen to lo-fi beats, rain sounds, and other audio effects.
- Discover content such as mukbang videos and a true crime podcast.
Upgrade Until Clicking Is No Longer the Main Focus
- Purchase upgrades that increase production.
- Improve features such as the bouncing DVD.
- Unlock visual and audio additions that generate additional Stimulation.
- Continue investing your points to access increasingly expensive upgrades.
Chase the Final Upgrade
- Keep purchasing upgrades throughout the run.
- Build your Stimulation production into the millions.
- Reach 2,000,000 Stimulation.
- Purchase the final “Go to the Sea” upgrade.
- Watch the ending sequence and credits.
Controls
- Left Mouse Button — Click to generate Stimulation.
- Mouse Wheel — Browse available upgrades.
