About Survival Clicker
Survival Clicker is a clicker game with a clear goal: gather enough to escape. The title screen sets the mood with a log, an axe and a pickaxe on a bright green background, and from there you click to build up your resources.
Each type of resource has a big target to reach, and new clicker items arrive slowly as you go. That slow pace is on purpose. Survival Clicker is meant to be hard, and the reward is the feeling of finally getting out after a long grind.
It's a simple, colorful Scratch clicker game with chunky cartoon tools. You can play Survival Clicker online here with a mouse or a touchscreen.
How to Play Survival Clicker
- Press the yellow Play button on the title screen to start.
- Click or tap to gather resources, and check the buttons on screen to see what you can collect.
- Work each resource up toward its target.
- Put new clicker items to use as they become available.
- Keep going until you've gathered enough to escape.
What to Expect in Survival Clicker
Expect a slow burn rather than a quick tap-fest. New items take a while to appear and the targets are big, so progress comes in steady steps. That's the design: the escape is supposed to feel earned.
Survival Clicker suits players who like a long-term goal and a steady grind. If you'd rather see something new every few seconds, it may feel slow. Play Survival Clicker free here when you have time to settle in.
Tips for Survival Clicker
- Start when you have time to spare, because escaping takes a while.
- Focus on one resource target at a time instead of spreading your clicks thin.
- New items are rare, so put each one to work as soon as it arrives.
- Rest your clicking hand between bursts. It's a long game, and steady clicking beats frantic clicking.
- If progress feels slow, that's normal here. The game is tuned to be tough, so keep chipping away.
Who Made Survival Clicker
Survival Clicker was made by CraftyG, who shared it on Scratch. It's tuned to be hard on purpose and has been left as it was first released. 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 Survival Clicker project on Scratch.
FAQ
Is Survival Clicker free?
Yes. Survival Clicker is free to play in your browser, with nothing to download and no account needed. Press Play on the title screen and start gathering. It was shared on Scratch, where projects are free for anyone to play.
How do you play Survival Clicker?
Press Play on the title screen, then click or tap to gather resources. Each resource has a big target, and new clicker items arrive slowly as you build up your stock. Keep collecting and putting those items to use until you've gathered enough to escape.
What is the goal of Survival Clicker?
The goal is to escape. You get there by hitting the big target for each type of resource, which takes a lot of clicking and patience. It's a game with a finish line, so there's a real sense of winning when you finally get out.
Who made Survival Clicker?
Survival Clicker was made by CraftyG and shared on Scratch. It's tuned to be hard on purpose and has been left as it was first released. FunClicker did not make it. We embed the creator's own version, and the link in the Who Made section goes to the original Scratch project.
Can I play Survival Clicker on a Chromebook or phone?
Yes. Scratch games run in the browser, so Survival Clicker works on a Chromebook, laptop or desktop, and on most phones and tablets. On a touchscreen you tap instead of click, starting with the Play button on the title screen.
Is Survival Clicker unblocked at school?
Survival Clicker needs only a browser tab, with no download or plugin. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's filter, which we do not control. If the game loads, it plays the same way it does anywhere else.
Is Survival Clicker hard?
Yes, on purpose. New clicker items take a while to arrive and every resource has a big target, so escaping asks for patience. The difficulty is the point: Survival Clicker is built so that getting out feels like a real win after the long grind.
Is Survival Clicker good for a quick break?
Not really. It's a long game, and progress comes in slow, steady steps rather than big jumps. It's at its best when you can settle in for a while. If you only have a few minutes, you can still make a start on your first resource target.
