Clicker: Mining Simulator

Clicker: Mining Simulator is a casual incremental title developed and published by Gamesforgames that leans heavily into the core principles of the clicker and idle genre. Rather than attempting to disguise its nature with complex systems or narrative framing, the game is upfront about its purpose: repeatedly mining resources, converting them into profit, and steadily improving efficiency through upgrades. It blends traditional clicker mechanics with a loose simulation theme inspired by digital and cryptocurrency mining, presenting an experience built almost entirely around persistence, patience, and the slow satisfaction of watching numbers rise. The gameplay loop is immediately familiar to anyone who has spent time with idle games. Players begin with minimal tools and limited output, clicking to mine and gradually accumulating currency that can be reinvested into better equipment and expanded operations. Over time, progress becomes less about manual clicking and more about optimization, as upgrades increase output and reduce the need for constant interaction. This transition from active input to semi-automated growth is central to the game’s appeal, rewarding players who enjoy i…

I wouldn't recommend anyone to buy this game to be completely honest. The concept itself could be cool, however the execution is at best very bad and at worst almost fraudulent. The only positive remark I have: - It's very cheap and can get you a decent amount of achievements. Now to the negative points: - no automation system, everything needs to be clicked by hand or with an external auto clicker - every "upgrade", which in this "game" are just the GPUs needs to be bought as a single time every ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ time. - no settings besides muting the game music (sound effects like buying the GPUs still bombard your ear tho) - if you build up too much stock and sell it at once (surprise, you have to sell all or nothing) and it exceeds a certain amount, your money goes back down to 0 Overall this game looks like something an AI programm could code itself within less than a minute.

6/10

Mining cryptocurrency, watching exchange rates, and upgrading your farm sounds like a decent clicker concept, but the endless manual clicking gets old fast. With little automation and an underwhelming sense of progression, this mining operation feels more like unpaid overtime than entertainment. I'd rather invest my clicks elsewhere.

This ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game reset all my progress after 30min lmfao

Nothing really here but a plain old auto-clicker. GPU's don't have any auto mine feature