It Takes One Year To Beat This Game

It Takes One Year To Beat This Game

Haha Games · 2025 · Incremental, Idler, Sandbox, Simulation, Time Management

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6 user reviews33% · 6
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About It Takes One Year To Beat This Game

It Takes One Year To Beat This Game is a simple clicker game with just only one objective. Your goal is to reach one billion points. Sounds easy? Yes, but not if each click gives you only one point!

It takes 30 years to reach the final goal if you click once per second. It takes one year if you click faster.

Click multiple times to activate income bonus. You can stack these power ups infinitely as long as you keep clicking.

Unlock several checkpoints to upgrade your click bonuses and get other benefits.

Features:
  • Just clicking and nothing more
  • Crazy unreachable goal if you are noob
  • Crazy but reachable goal if you are experienced player
  • Only one achievement
  • Infinite fun

And yes, not all your progress is saved when you exit the game. Good luck!

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Apr 7, 2025
It in fact only takes about 15 minutes to beat this game with a clicker. There is nothing to do except click. 0/5 - Garbage. Steam is getting overrun with slop.
23 found this helpful
Not recommended Apr 8, 2025
Beat it in a little over half an hour. Didn't want to use an auto clicker for it but dropped my click streak for the first time at 2 million and decided the only way i could get any amount of actual satisfaction from it was to just beat it with one. would only recommend if you think you have what it takes to beat it without an auto clicker, but even then I don't think you'll have any fun or real satisfaction from it. I think the idea is interesting but the execution is missing any sort of real progression. 3/10 I liked when the numbers slid down the screen
9 found this helpful
Not recommended Nov 23, 2025
If you’re looking for a “game” you can beat in under an hour just by clicking — this might be for you, but you should know exactly what to expect: pure, relentless clicking, and not much else. The premise is simple to the extreme: you click, the numbers go up, and occasionally they slide down the screen. That’s about it. There’s no real sense of progression, no upgrades, nothing clever to break up the monotony. Some brave souls may try to finish it without using an auto clicker and walk away with nothing but a sore finger and a sense of stubborn pride. Most will likely cave in and use an auto clicker, turning the whole experience into a background task just to see numbers fly by a little faster. Either way, you’re left wondering if you actually accomplished anything. The concept could have been an opportunity for an interesting minimalist idle or clicker game, but there’s simply no payoff. No satisfying feedback, no evolving mechanics — just clicking, until, abruptly, it’s over. It’s more a test of patience or button-mashing endurance than a game that delivers actual enjoyment. Unless you really want to challenge your fingers (or verify your auto clicker’s rapid-fire rate)…
3 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 8, 2025
man my finger hurts, but i beat it without an autoclicker
2 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 26, 2026
This is the best video game I've ever played. Maybe I'm just biased because I'm so good at it! What was supposed to take me a year, took me only 51 minutes! That means I could have beat the game 10,312 times in the year it was supposed to take me to beat it once! I think I'm ready for my first e-sports tournament. Who wants to be my sponsor?

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