Keyboard Clicker
Click to type. Buy upgrades. Watch the numbers lose their mind.
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About this test
The incremental game is a strange genre: it takes a pointless gesture, turns it into an exponential curve, and then invites you to watch the curve. Here the gesture is a keystroke, and every upgrade you buy produces keystrokes on its own until your manual clicking becomes statistically irrelevant.
The hidden mechanic is simple and worth knowing: each upgrade's price rises seventeen percent per copy owned while its output stays flat. So buying the same thing ten times is almost always worse than spreading across several types. Most players discover this too late, after dumping everything into the first button on the list.
There is no ending and no victory. You alone decide when to stop, and that's exactly what the score measures: not skill, but the point where your curiosity gave out.
How it works
Total keystrokes produced is mapped onto 0-100 between 100 and 100,000. Automatic production is credited ten times a second, so leaving the page open counts as much as clicking.
This test is provided for entertainment purposes only. It is not a diagnosis or professional advice.