About Vogue
Vogue is an idle RPG with roguelite runs, where you name a hero, head into a dungeon and click your way deeper. It's a small experiment in blending the two styles, and it shows how a busy clicker can turn into a game that plays itself.
At first every step and every swing is a click. As you earn money and buy upgrades from the store, the hero moves and fights with less help, and your time shifts to choosing gear and boosts that keep you alive on deeper floors. The screen tracks money, health, depth, kills and deaths, so each run shows exactly how far you got.
It's drawn in crisp black-and-white pixel art, with a hooded hero portrait and plain, readable menus. The game saves on its own as you go, and you can play Vogue online in a browser tab whenever you have a few minutes.
How to Play Vogue
- Type a name for your hero on the on-screen keyboard and press Accept.
- Left-click anywhere to move your hero and attack enemies.
- Left-click a button to use or equip an item.
- Right-click almost anything to see what it does.
- Spend money at the store on upgrades so you need fewer clicks and can go deeper.
- Save by hand from the More screen whenever you want to be sure.
What to Expect in Vogue
Expect a slow shift from busy clicking to a calmer idle RPG. Early depths keep your finger working. Later, upgrades carry more of the load and the real choices are what to buy next. Deaths are part of the loop, and every run builds toward a stronger hero for the next push.
Store items include healing and permanent stat boosts, such as one that raises endurance for good, so spending wisely matters more than raw speed. You can play Vogue free here, and the numbers keep climbing for as long as you care to dig.
Tips for Vogue
- Right-click items in the store before you buy. The info tells you exactly what each one does.
- Put early money into upgrades that cut down on clicking. They free you up to plan.
- Keep a healing item handy before you push to a new depth.
- Save from the More screen before closing the tab, even though the game also saves on its own.
- The browser version cannot copy its save key, so stick to the same browser on the same device to keep your progress.
Who Made Vogue
Vogue was made by ptrick, who released it on itch.io. It was built 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 Vogue page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Vogue free?
Yes. Vogue is free to play in your browser on FunClicker, with no download and no account. Name your hero, click into the dungeon and start spending at the store. The game saves on its own, so you can stop and come back later in the same browser.
How do you play Vogue?
Left-click anywhere to move your hero and attack. Left-click buttons to use or equip items, and right-click almost anything to read about it. Spend money at the store on upgrades and stat boosts, and over time the hero needs fewer clicks to keep moving, so you can focus on pushing deeper into the dungeon.
What is the goal of Vogue?
The goal is to reach greater depths of the dungeon, where the enemies get tougher. Each run builds your hero through store upgrades, and deaths are part of the climb rather than the end of it. The screen shows your deepest depth so far, which makes it easy to see when a new run beats the last.
Who made Vogue?
Vogue was made by ptrick, who released it on itch.io as an experiment in mixing a roguelite with an idle game. It was built in Unity. FunClicker did not make the game. We embed the original version and link back to it so the credit stays with its maker.
Can I play Vogue on a Chromebook or phone?
On a Chromebook, yes. Vogue runs in a browser tab and is played with the mouse. It uses right-click to show item info, which phones do not have, so a computer with a mouse or trackpad is the better fit. The black-and-white pixel art also reads best on a larger screen.
Is Vogue unblocked at school?
Vogue unblocked access comes down to your school's network. The game runs in an ordinary browser tab with nothing to install, so if FunClicker opens on the school connection, the game should open too. Each school sets its own filters, and we do not control them.
Does Vogue save your progress?
Yes. Vogue saves automatically as you play, and you can also save by hand from the More screen. In a web browser you cannot copy the save key out of the game, so your progress lives in that browser. Play on the same browser and device each time to keep your hero.
Is Vogue more of a clicker or an idle game?
Vogue starts as a clicker, since every move and attack takes a click. As you buy upgrades, it turns into an idle RPG where the hero keeps going with less input from you. That shift is the whole idea, and it's what sets Vogue apart from games that stay one or the other.
