Stimulation Clicker(neal.fun)
2865 points by meetpateltech | 553 comments
Stimulation Clicker is an interactive browser clicker game by Neal Agarwal, starting with a single "Click me" button that escalates into overstimulation.
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2865 points by meetpateltech | 553 comments
Stimulation Clicker is an interactive browser clicker game by Neal Agarwal, starting with a single "Click me" button that escalates into overstimulation.
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