About Hi!
Hi! is a tiny clicker game about first contact with an unknown intelligence, made as a silly little pick-me-up. A cartoon kid stands in a circle of light on a black screen, right next to a soft green bush, and clicking is how the meeting gets going.
It's short and light, and it's there to make you smile more than to test you. You can play Hi! online here in a browser tab.
How to Play Hi!
- Let the game load fully. It's a small scene, but the first load can take a moment.
- Click inside the game window so it takes your input.
- Click around the scene, starting with the kid and the green bush.
- Keep going and see where first contact leads.
- If the window stays blank, switch to a different browser.
What to Expect in Hi!
Expect something brief and goofy rather than a long idle grind. The art is simple and hand-drawn, with a single spotlight on a dark stage, so all your attention goes to the kid and the bush in the middle.
It's a clicker game in the loosest sense, closer to a small, silly interactive piece than a numbers game. Hi! free in a browser tab is a quick way to brighten a few minutes.
Tips for Hi!
- It has trouble loading in some browsers, so switching browsers is the first fix if nothing appears.
- The downloadable Windows version is the fallback if no browser works for you.
- Click inside the game window before anything else so it catches your clicks.
- Try clicking different parts of the scene, not only the kid.
- Play it on a computer. A mouse makes the clicking easy, and the scene reads better on a bigger screen.
Who Made Hi!
Hi! was made by Dizztal, who released it on itch.io. It's made in Unity. 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 Hi! page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Hi! free?
Yes. Hi! is free to play in your browser, and there's no account to make. Let the scene load, click inside the game window and start clicking. It's a short piece, so you can see the whole thing through in a single sitting without setting aside much time.
How do you play Hi!?
Click inside the game window, then click around the scene. A kid stands in a spotlight next to a green bush, and your clicks are how first contact plays out. There are no complicated controls, since the mouse does everything.
What is the goal in Hi!?
It's less about a goal and more about a small moment. The game was built around the idea of first contact with an unknown intelligence, and the point is to click, see what happens and come away in a better mood than when you started.
Who made Hi!?
Hi! was made by Dizztal and released on itch.io. It's built in Unity around a first contact with unknown intelligence theme. FunClicker did not make the game; we embed the creator's own web version and link back to the original.
Can I play Hi! on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook should run it in a browser tab, and a mouse or trackpad is all you need. On a phone the scene may load, but a laptop or desktop is the safer choice, since some browsers have trouble loading it and a computer gives you more options to switch.
Is Hi! unblocked at school?
If you're looking for Hi! unblocked, the game needs only a browser tab, with nothing to install. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If it loads here, you can play.
What if Hi! does not load?
Some browsers have trouble loading it. Give it a few seconds first, since the first load can be slow. If the game window stays blank, try a different browser. If none of them work, the downloadable Windows version is the fallback, and it runs outside the browser entirely.
Is Hi! a clicker game?
Yes, Hi! is a clicker game, though a very small and lighthearted one. Rather than a long grind, it's a short scene built around first contact, with a cartoon kid, a green bush and a spotlight on a dark stage. It's made to lift your mood.
