
This means you can re-assign them as often as you see fit, and when you get more than one, you can manage them all in the same way.įor Idle game-play, one Auto Clicker is a very sound investment when you get the chance. They appear to be permanent items once you purchase them, lasting through Transcensions. When you remove the Auto Clicker, it will go back into your pool of Auto Clickers.

You can also hold the 'C' key and click on the auto clicker pool to remove all active clickers. (Note that the slight flash under the Auto Clicker is actually flashing at the 10 per second rate) In the background, the target is actually applying 10 CPS to itself. The hand itself is only a decoration used to represent what is being automatically clicked. Click on the "X" to remove the Auto Clicker. When you apply the Auto Clicker, a graphic of a hand appears over the Auto Clicker's target, along with an "X." The "X" is the only usable part of the UI if you click on the hand, nothing will happen. However, you can have multiple Auto Clickers over the enemy attack area. You can apply only one Auto Clicker to a hero level button, skill button, or the "Buy Available Upgrades" button. This can be useful to buy upgrades as soon as they're affordable, and even better when combined with a level-up Auto Clicker.

Area yellow-outlines when you hover over it with an Auto Clicker.

Currently, you can only apply Auto Clickers to the following parts of the game screen: The Auto Clicker is dragged and dropped from the icon on the right-side of the screen that represents your pool of Auto Clickers to the place you want it to click.

Web version: 100 + 50 n n = number of Auto Clickers bought for Clicking Monsters Each Auto Clicker's cost follows this formula:
