It's the best clicker game ever made, what else do you need to know?

Click the "Post" button to post to the least evil social media platform you've ever seen, and watch your likes skyrocket! Once you have enough, start hiring monkeys, children, and unpaid interns to manage your account for you while you sit back and enjoy the fabulous benefits of wealth and fame!*


* Warning: This game is a simulation, playing may not actually result in wealth or fame.

Note: This was made in less than 48 hours (of active development) as a part of my 20 Games in 30 Days project. Check out the rest of those games here.

Note Note: This game is open source. Please fix my buggy code here.

Note Note Note: I made a video about this game. You should watch it.


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Social Clicker (Windows) 15 MB
Version 2 Apr 22, 2022
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Social Clicker (Linux) 16 MB
Version 2 Apr 22, 2022
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Social Clicker (Mac) 27 MB
Version 2 Apr 22, 2022

Install instructions

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There are a lot of individual posts, categorized by tier. How did you come up with all of these and how many are there?

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Good question, I hadn't actually counted until now, but it turns out there are 195 in total (as of this 1.0.0 release). There were a variety of sources, some were complete nonsense (monkeys), some were funny quotes from the Internet (fortune cookies), and others were just me sitting down and trying to craft and individual narrative for each "character" in the game. Some are meant to be funny on their own, but others are meant to provide humor through juxtaposition.

Writing all of the different posts was the largest part of this project, just due to the sheer volume of content needed for it not to feel too repetitive.

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i know this is meant to open up a convo abt ethics but legitimately i'd follow an account that's 99% gibberish, 0.9% "banana" variants, and 0.1% shakespearean quotation

so you're kind of like dax sheperd from idiocracy?

i don't think i'd broadcast that.

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it's about the comedic timing

I'll go for that