About cláudio
cláudio is a small arcade avoider built around one number: your score. You keep moving, keep out of trouble and try to push the total higher than your last run. A good first target is about 420.
The mood is quiet. It's a relaxed, experimental take on the avoider genre, with a shoot-'em-up streak mixed in, and the soundtrack carries a lot of it. A track called Jailbreak plays over the top, with rustling grass sounds underneath.
You can play cláudio online in a browser tab. A run is short, so you can go again the moment one ends.
How to Play cláudio
- Click inside the game window first, then try the keyboard and mouse to see how your character moves.
- Stay alive and keep the score climbing.
- Aim for around 420 on your first few runs.
- Press M to mute, comma to turn the volume down and period to turn it up.
- Start a new run as soon as one ends and try to beat your last score.
What to Expect in cláudio
This is an arcade game in the old sense: one score, quick restarts and rules you pick up by playing. The pace is calm, but keeping your score going still takes focus. Runs are short enough that a bad one costs you a few seconds, not an evening.
The sound is half the appeal. The music was mixed with speakers in mind, and the volume keys sit right on the keyboard, so you can quiet it in a second if you're playing somewhere shared.
There's no story and no menu maze, just a run, a number and the urge to beat it. If you like score chasing in short bursts, or want something low-key between other things, cláudio free in a tab fits that. It's a small project with one clear idea.
Tips for cláudio
- Treat 420 as your first target. Once you pass it, set a higher one.
- Use M to mute quickly if you need things quiet.
- Try period and comma to find a volume that suits your speakers. The music was mixed for them.
- Stay calm. It's a relaxed game, and panicking costs you more runs than it saves.
- Play lots of short runs rather than one long one. You learn the patterns faster.
Who Made cláudio
cláudio was made by mut and released on itch.io. It was made in Godot by mut, inspired by the avoider and treater games of brlka. The music is Jailbreak by Garry Harrison, and the grass sound is by jerry.berumen. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the cláudio page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is cláudio free?
There's no charge for cláudio. It plays right here on FunClicker.
How do you play cláudio?
Click inside the game window, then use the keyboard and mouse to move and play. M mutes the sound, the comma key lowers the volume and the period key raises it. Each run is quick, so the easiest way to learn is to play one and watch what your inputs do.
What is the goal of cláudio?
Get the highest score you can. Around 420 is a good number to start with, and from there it's a matter of beating your own best. It's an avoider with a shoot-'em-up streak, so you stay alive while the number grows.
Is cláudio a shoot-'em-up?
It has a shoot-'em-up streak, but the core is avoiding. Play it as a calm arcade game where you dodge trouble and chase a high score. A run or two will show you how the shooting side works.
Who made cláudio?
That's mut. cláudio came out on itch.io, and we link back to it from this page.
Can I play cláudio on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook or laptop is a good fit, especially since the sound controls are keyboard keys. A phone is a shakier bet. A keyboard gives you the mute and volume keys, so a computer is the safe choice.
Is cláudio unblocked at school?
Try it and see. cláudio unblocked loads in the browser with nothing to install, but each school sets its own filters.
Does cláudio have sound controls?
Yes. Press M to mute, the comma key to lower the volume and the period key to raise it. They help if you play cláudio somewhere shared or find the mix too loud, and they work while a run is going, so you never have to stop.
