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A clicker game that lets you buy stuff for clicks ..ALL
Developer User19029｜Date and time 24/2/13 16:41:36
Build time 11.276 sec｜Game capacity 3.309KB｜

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Sure! Here's an example of a simple clicker game implemented as a single HTML file with JavaScript:

Clicker Game

Clicks: 0

Shop:

In this clicker game example, you start with zero clicks. By clicking the "Click Me!" button, the number of clicks increases based on the current click increase value. The game includes a shop where you can buy upgrades. You can purchase "Click Increase" that doubles the number of clicks you get from each click, "Clicker Speed" that decreases the time interval between each auto click, and an "Auto Clicker" that automatically clicks for you at the specified clicker speed. The cost of each upgrade increases with every purchase. The game updates the click count and upgrade costs dynamically.

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Sure! Here's an example of a simple clicker game implemented as a single HTML file with JavaScript:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>Clicker Game</title>
</head>
<body>
    <h1>Clicker Game</h1>
    <h2>Clicks: <span id="clickCount">0</span></h2>
    <button onclick="increaseClicks()">Click Me!</button>
    <h3>Shop:</h3>
    <button onclick="buyClickIncrease()">Buy Click Increase (Cost: <span id="clickIncreaseCost">10</span>)</button>
    <button onclick="buyClickerSpeed()">Buy Clicker Speed (Cost: <span id="clickerSpeedCost">20</span>)</button>
    <button onclick="buyAutoClicker()">Buy Auto Clicker (Cost: <span id="autoClickerCost">50</span>)</button>

// Function to handle when the button is clicked
        function increaseClicks() {
            clicks += clickIncrease;
            document.getElementById('clickCount').innerText = clicks;
        }

// Function to buy click increase
        function buyClickIncrease() {
            if (clicks >= clickIncreaseCost) {
                clicks -= clickIncreaseCost;
                clickIncrease *= 2;
                clickIncreaseCost *= 2;
                document.getElementById('clickCount').innerText = clicks;
                document.getElementById('clickIncreaseCost').innerText = clickIncreaseCost;
                document.getElementById('clickIncreaseCost').innerText = clickIncreaseCost;
            }
        }

// Function to buy clicker speed increase
        function buyClickerSpeed() {
            if (clicks >= clickerSpeedCost) {
                clicks -= clickerSpeedCost;
                clickerSpeed /= 2;
                clickerSpeedCost *= 2;
                document.getElementById('clickCount').innerText = clicks;
                document.getElementById('clickerSpeedCost').innerText = clickerSpeedCost;
            }
        }

// Function to buy auto clicker
        function buyAutoClicker() {
            if (clicks >= autoClickerCost) {
                clicks -= autoClickerCost;
                autoClickerCost *= 2;
                document.getElementById('clickCount').innerText = clicks;
                document.getElementById('autoClickerCost').innerText = autoClickerCost;

// Start auto clicking at the specified speed
                autoClickerInterval = setInterval(increaseClicks, clickerSpeed);
            }
        }
    </script>
</body>
</html>
```

In this clicker game example, you start with zero clicks. By clicking the "Click Me!" button, the number of clicks increases based on the current click increase value.

The game includes a shop where you can buy upgrades. You can purchase "Click Increase" that doubles the number of clicks you get from each click, "Clicker Speed" that decreases the time interval between each auto click, and an "Auto Clicker" that automatically clicks for you at the specified clicker speed.

The cost of each upgrade increases with every purchase. The game updates the click count and upgrade costs dynamically.