Cookie Clicker (2013)

Orteil

Android · Linux · Mac · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation 5 · Web Browser · Xbox One · Xbox Series X|S

3.24 from 359 ratings

1313 members have it in their collection · 52 playing now · 148 backlogged · 9 wish listed

How long? Main story 1h · with extras 3h (from 2 logged playthroughs)

Cookie Clicker is a Javascript-based browser video game written by French programmer Julien Thiennot, better known as "Orteil". The point of the game is to bake cookies as fast as possible, to have a large number of cookies, and to have a lot of milk; notably, however, there is no true end to the gameplay. At the beginning of the … Read more
Cookie Clicker is a Javascript-based browser video game written by French programmer Julien Thiennot, better known as "Orteil". The point of the game is to bake cookies as fast as possible, to have a large number of cookies, and to have a lot of milk; notably, however, there is no true end to the gameplay. At the beginning of the game, the player bakes cookies solely by clicking on a giant cookie, gaining one cookie each time it is clicked. Once the player has enough cookies, they can use them to buy items that will bake more cookies automatically. The seemingly endless gameplay makes it a game that can last an indefinite amount of time. Read less

Release dates

  • Aug 10, 2013 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Web Browser
  • Oct 05, 2020 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Android
  • Sep 01, 2021 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • May 22, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S

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Vencel

Review Vencel 3/5 · Feb 16, 2025

Cookie Clicker (Steam)

Fue lo más comentado en su momento y es verdad que es una bomba de endorfina y tiene un humor muy fino y original. De aquí a un tiempo saldrá un idle mejor y lo jugará absolutamente todo el mundo.

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chickens26

Review chickens26 5/5 · Jan 12, 2025

Cookie

I've clicked on a digital cookie tens of thousands of times. Grandmas bake my cookies, farm my cookies, mine my cookies, and worship my cookies. Wizards transmutate my cookies into existence. My cookies have been made one of the wonders of the world. Amazing.

Lygodesma

Review Lygodesma 5/5 · Oct 14, 2024

Was just playing Cookie Clicker while listening to Requiem in D Minor by Mozart and suddenly had to burst out laughing as I felt like I was in some kind of Lars von Trier-movie. What am I doing here? Clicking on a digital pastry at 2 am in the middle of the night while I have all the wisdom and …

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Was just playing Cookie Clicker while listening to Requiem in D Minor by Mozart and suddenly had to burst out laughing as I felt like I was in some kind of Lars von Trier-movie. What am I doing here? Clicking on a digital pastry at 2 am in the middle of the night while I have all the wisdom and all the books and informations at my disposal? What has mankind become? What have they done to us? And where do we want to go from here? Mozart's symphony still swinging in the background. Lmao.

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Vitamin_B

Review Vitamin_B 5/5 · Feb 17, 2024

Best anti-capitalist critique I've ever played in a web browser

nariaein

Review nariaein 3/5 · Jul 20, 2023

:(

loved this game before it was banned on my school computer

Lemonade229

Review Lemonade229 5/5 · Mar 15, 2023

cookies for everyone

love having this game on steam, makes it so much fun to play since I used to play it all the time on browser years ago!! great easy game to play while you have other trhings youre doing!!

kupomog337

Review kupomog337 2/5 · Aug 15, 2022

click cookie, more dopamine

5/10 This game is the definition of mediocrity, it's not awful, it's not great, you literally click a cookie and something mildly interesting happens. I get that this is an idle game, not a full blown triple AAA game and I shouldn't treat it as such, but MAN this game is dull. Honestly, this cements my opinionenter image description here that 'idle games' …

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5/10 This game is the definition of mediocrity, it's not awful, it's not great, you literally click a cookie and something mildly interesting happens. I get that this is an idle game, not a full blown triple AAA game and I shouldn't treat it as such, but MAN this game is dull. Honestly, this cements my opinionenter image description here that 'idle games' are not my thing.

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FredLobster

Review FredLobster 3/5 · Jun 4, 2014

True to its name, Cookie Clicker is a game in which you click on a giant cookie. Doing so generates cookies, which function as an in-game currency; with these cookies, you can buy various structures which automatically produce further cookies for you (fingers that click the cookie for you every few seconds, grandmothers who ceaselessly bake cookies, cookie farms which …

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True to its name, Cookie Clicker is a game in which you click on a giant cookie. Doing so generates cookies, which function as an in-game currency; with these cookies, you can buy various structures which automatically produce further cookies for you (fingers that click the cookie for you every few seconds, grandmothers who ceaselessly bake cookies, cookie farms which grow cookies from cookie seeds, etc.) or upgrades to these structures that magnify their output. The cost of new structures is prohibitive at first, but as you invest in your infrastructure, your CPS (cookies per second) spirals ever higher. Producing vast amounts of cookies or building huge armies of slave grandmas completes achievements, which add bonus multipliers to your cookie production, all of which feeds into itself in a vast, greedy, cookie-themed tornado of capital-accumulation and Scrooge McDuck-style cookie-hoarding... but in the end, you have to ask yourself, "Why?" The game's final form requires you to generate cookies for an absurd amount of time, but the final payoff, when it arrives, is well worth it.

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