Click the Button Wiki
Guides, items, skills and tools for Click the Button.
The independent fan wiki for Click the Button. Complete guides, item database, skill builds, tier list, CPS tester and honest review.
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Everything you need to master Click the Button, organised around what players search for most.
Guides Hub
Post-launch Click the Button guides: 70–120 minute 100%, chests, gacha, rebirth, controls, and the 15 Steam achievements.
Read guide ItemsItems Hub
Click the Button items hub: six rarities, why duplicates matter for Born Collector, and how chests feed a 1–2 hour campaign.
Read guide SkillsSkills Hub
Skill tree after launch: larger than the Demo, no fake names, merge upgrade, and how maxing the tree fits a 1–2 hour 100%.
Read guide Tier ListSystems Tier List Hub
Tier list for Click the Button systems: rarities, gacha cuties, skill branches, and what actually matters in a 1–2 hour run.
Read guide ToolsCPS Test Hub
Measure click speed for Click the Button, then skip autoclickers: they crash. Human CPS is enough for a 1–2 hour 100%.
Read guide MoreMore Hub
Review, Demo vs full, Supporter Pack, troubleshooting, system requirements, and update notes for Click the Button.
Read guide CodesCodes Hub
Click the Button has no promo codes. Free Demo, launch discount, and in-game chests or gacha are the only real rewards.
Read guideDeep, actionable walkthroughs for every stage of the game.
Codes Hub
Click the Button has no promo codes. Free Demo, launch discount, and in-game chests or gacha are the only real rewards.
Read guide GuidesGuides Hub
Post-launch Click the Button guides: 70–120 minute 100%, chests, gacha, rebirth, controls, and the 15 Steam achievements.
Read guide ItemsItems Hub
Click the Button items hub: six rarities, why duplicates matter for Born Collector, and how chests feed a 1–2 hour campaign.
Read guide MoreMore Hub
Review, Demo vs full, Supporter Pack, troubleshooting, system requirements, and update notes for Click the Button.
Read guide SkillsSkills Hub
Skill tree after launch: larger than the Demo, no fake names, merge upgrade, and how maxing the tree fits a 1–2 hour 100%.
Read guide Tier ListSystems Tier List Hub
Tier list for Click the Button systems: rarities, gacha cuties, skill branches, and what actually matters in a 1–2 hour run.
Read guideNew to the game? Follow these five steps to get going.
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Click the button
Every click opens a chest and pays you money. Keep a steady rhythm rather than burning out in the first minute.
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Collect every rarity
Broken through Extraterrestrial map to common through mythical. Completing a set is one of the 15 Steam achievements.
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Spend on upgrades
Feed Click Power and Passive Income together. The full game also adds a larger skill tree and a merge upgrade that players credit with stopping demo-era crashes.
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Unlock the gacha
Cute figures come from the gacha machine. Golden versions are a separate achievement. Opening gacha pauses the rest of the run.
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Chase 100%
Most players wrap the campaign in one or two hours. Born Collector and golden cuties are the long tail after the credits-style finish.
Wiki FAQ
Quick answers to common questions about the game.
Is Click the Button a free game?
No. It is a paid Steam title with a $3.99 USD list price. A free Demo is still up, and the optional Supporter Pack is a separate $1.99 cosmetic DLC.
What is the best strategy for progressing fast?
Click steadily, finish each rarity set as soon as the remaining items appear, then push the gacha cuties and skill-tree max. See Getting Started and the 100% guide.
Are there promo codes for free rewards?
No. LoopCap has not shipped a code system. Ignore videos that promise working codes. Chests and the gacha are the real reward loops.
How long does it take to finish the game?
Launch reviews cluster around 70–120 minutes for a first 100% of the main loop. Stacking 1000 of each item and golden gacha figures can add another hour or two.
Does the game run on Steam Deck?
Steam Deck compatibility is still listed as unknown on some databases, but the Godot build is tiny (300 MB) and several owners have finished it on handhelds. See System Requirements.