ActionIs ClickRaid worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Multiplayer incremental-game fans who want party classes to affect group play
- Players who enjoy repeated clicking, upgrades and several progression currencies
- Groups seeking competitive boss and raid progression rather than a solo-focused game
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking tightly paced gameplay that requires constant attention instead of idle progression
- Solo players, since the classes and party effects are built around multiplayer play
- Players who prefer a small number of progression systems instead of layered currencies, upgrades and resets
Our take on ClickRaid
ClickRaid shifts incremental play away from a mainly individual cycle of clicking and upgrades by making party classes part of progression. Their effects reach other group members, giving multiplayer structure a central role in a genre often focused on personal number growth.
What is ClickRaid?
ClickRaid is a multiplayer incremental game centered on clicking, upgrades and steadily increasing numbers.
Players choose classes with distinct effects on other members of their party, making multiplayer central to the game. Progress includes defeating enemies, bosses, raid variants and stronger WallBosses while collecting five currencies: XP, BossSouls, RaidSouls, Tokens and Gems. Heroes, artifacts, raid bonuses, charms and inventory add separate progression systems. Tokens appear on screen for mouse-based collection. Ascending resets the Stage count while granting bonuses, providing a prestige-style progression step. The game also includes idle elements, so it does not always require constant attention. Multiplayer hosting uses UPnP and UDP hole punching, and some networks may not allow players to host sessions.
How ClickRaid plays
- 01Class-Based Multiplayer
- Each class produces different effects for the other members of a party.
- 02Five Progression Currencies
- XP, BossSouls, RaidSouls, Tokens and Gems come from different activities and support progression.
- 03Prestige-Style Reset
- Ascending clears Stage progress while providing bonuses for continued advancement.
- 04Layered Upgrade Systems
- Heroes, artifacts, raid bonuses, charms and inventory contribute separate bonuses.
- 05Idle Elements
- Some gameplay systems do not require constant attention.
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ClickRaid: platforms & release
Is ClickRaid worth it?
It is worth it if: multiplayer incremental-game fans who want party classes to affect group play. Skip it if: players seeking tightly paced gameplay that requires constant attention instead of idle progression.
Where can I download ClickRaid?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens ClickRaid's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is ClickRaid on?
Windows and Linux.





