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Click the Button

Game details

Click the Button

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Pixel-style clicker where a red button fills a bar, gives chests and feeds a skill tree.

Developer: Yandex Games

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Click the Button is a clicker game with a nostalgic pixel look. Pressing the red button fills a bar and produces chests, which you open for coins and finds. Coins go into upgrades, a collection book gives rewards when you reach its targets, and a skill tree unlocks permanent abilities that you can zoom and pan around.

How to play

Activate the red button to fill the bar and get chests, open them (or use Open all chests), collect finds for coins, buy upgrades, finish collections and spend points on the skill tree.

Controls

Mouse click, tap or Space for the button. Skill tree: drag to move, mouse wheel or pinch to zoom, click Buy to purchase. Esc closes windows or pauses.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Click the Button free to play?+

Yes. You can open the Click the Button game page on PlayKovo for free.

Do I need to download Click the Button?+

No. Click the Button opens in the browser, so the PlayKovo game page does not require an installer.

Which devices support Click the Button?+

Click the Button is listed with both desktop and mobile support. Check the controls section on this page for the inputs available on your device.

How do I play Click the Button?+

Activate the red button to fill the bar and get chests, open them (or use Open all chests), collect finds for coins, buy upgrades, finish collections and spend points on the skill tree.

What are the controls for Click the Button?+

Mouse click, tap or Space for the button. Skill tree: drag to move, mouse wheel or pinch to zoom, click Buy to purchase. Esc closes windows or pauses.

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