OtherIs CLICKOLDING worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking a short, story-led clicking game
- Horror audiences interested in surreal hotel-room encounters
- Fans of mature narrative games with unusual premises
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking extended campaigns or broad gameplay variety may find the one-sitting structure limited.
- Players wanting action, exploration, or complex progression may find the repeated-counter activity narrow.
- Players looking for a light or conventional hotel-room story may not suit the distressing tone.
Our take on CLICKOLDING
The game foregrounds a detailed counter and an unusual masked figure, but its stated structure is a one-sitting narrative centered on repeated clicking. That leaves less scope for the extended systems and varied progression associated with larger incremental games.
What is CLICKOLDING?
CLICKOLDING is a dark incremental narrative game set in a hotel room.
A masked man asks the player to click a tally counter, and staying is tied to receiving money. Leaving ends the encounter and prevents a return. The story follows a surreal meeting with the Original Clickold in a place beyond space and thought. It is presented as a one-sitting experience with mature storytelling and a detailed 3D counter. The game includes weird jazz by composer RJ Lake and a locked bathroom door. The developers identify Life Eater and El Paso, Elsewhere as previous games. Its central activity is the repeated tally-counter interaction, framed by the hotel-room setting and the masked man's unsettling request.
How CLICKOLDING plays
- 01Incremental Clicking
- Progress centers on repeatedly thumbing a tally counter for the masked figure.
- 02One-Sitting Story
- The narrative is intended to be experienced in a single sitting.
- 03Surreal Encounter
- The story brings the player into contact with the Original Clickold beyond space and thought.
- 04Weird Jazz
- Music by composer RJ Lake accompanies the game.
- 05Hotel Room Setting
- The encounter includes a hotel room with a locked bathroom door.
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CLICKOLDING: platforms & release
Is CLICKOLDING worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking a short, story-led clicking game. Skip it if: players seeking extended campaigns or broad gameplay variety may find the one-sitting structure limited.
Where can I download CLICKOLDING?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens CLICKOLDING's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is CLICKOLDING on?
Windows only.












