Stimulation Clicker
Stimulation Clicker is a 2025 clicker game created by Neal Agarwal. In the game, the player clicks a button to earn Stimulation Points, which they can spend on upgrades to gain more points. The game was released on his website, neal.fun, on January 6, 2025. Stimulation Clicker garnered a positive reception, with praise for its chaotic gameplay and satirical take on the modern internet. GameplayIn Stimulation Clicker, the player starts with a button instructing players to click it.[1][2] Each click earns them one Stimulation Point, and they may spend their points on upgrades to gain more points.[3] Themed around overstimulation, upgrades include a true crime podcast, gameplay footage of Subway Surfers, and DVD screensaver logos that move across the screen.[1][4] Once the player purchases every upgrade, they unlock an end credits scene where they arrive at an ocean.[5] The player's progress cannot be saved.[4] Development Developed by Neal Agarwal, the creator of The Password Game (2023), Draw a Perfect Circle (2023), and Infinite Craft (2024), Stimulation Clicker was released on January 6, 2025, for his website, neal.fun.[6] Agarwal first conceived of the idea during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown, claiming he wanted to capture "the experience of being terminally online".[7][8] The development took 4 months and was inspired by Cookie Clicker and Upgrade Complete!.[8] It included hiring voice actors for an original 45 minute podcast, recording new lines from the original announcer of the Halo franchise, and including specially record segments from streamers and influencers.[7] ReceptionMultiple reviewers found the game chaotic.[3][4][9] Kris Holt of Engadget, likening it to Clickolding, described Stimulation Clicker as a "funny, bruising commentary" on how websites keep users engaged,[4] while Maddy Myers of Polygon felt it was a "terrifying art project".[1] Yair Rosenberg, of The Atlantic, thought the game was "a remarkable rendering of how digital life has gone off the rails."[7] In PC Gamer, Jonathan Bolding opined that while not being a very deep commentary, it was "a useful one."[10] AchievementsThe achievements are "Healthy Habits" to unlock Screentime, "Disc Collector" to buy five bouncing DVD logos, "Level Up" to reach level 10, "Chicken Tendies" to feed Paul, "Kinder Surprise" to open eggs, "Good Grandchild" to reply to grandma, "Fixer Upper" to purchase 15 upgrades, "Commuter" to watch 10 minutes of Subway Surfers, "Procrastinator" to generate 100,000 stimulation, "Click Cadet" to click the button 100 times, "Achievements" to unlock achievements, "Hoot Hoot" to answer correctly the very first Duolingo question, "Loot Finder" to open a lootbox, "Day Trader" to sell a stock for a profit, "Owl Scholar" to correctly answer 10 Duolingo questions, "Casual Shopper" to purchase a cosmetic, "Level-er" to reach level 25, "Click Corporal" to click the button 500 times, "Loot Hoarder" to open 25 lootboxes, "Corner Hunter" to reach 100 DVD corner hits, "TubeRider" to unlock fullscreen Subway Surfers, "Click Commander" to click the button 1,000 times, "Hunter" to unlock 15 achievements, "Decked Out" to purchase all upgrades, "iPad Kid" to generate 1,000,000 stimulation, "Tunnel Vision" to unlock the wormhole, "Polyglot" to correctly answer all Duolingo questions, "Night Owl" to play after 7pm, "Completionist" to unlock all achievements, "Gambler" to sell a stock for a loss, "M'Lady" to tip your Fedora, "Roaring Kitty" to make 100,000 stim from stocks, "Maxed Out" to reach level 50, "Mouse Mover" to move your cursor 1,000,000 pixels and "Shopaholic" to purchase every cosmetic. See alsoReferences
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