About Slime Clicker

Slime Clicker is an idle clicker by nerdError: click a slime to make it produce more slime, then spend that slime on click and auto-click upgrades so it keeps growing even when you're not tapping.

Early on it plays like a normal clicker — you're the one generating output. As upgrades pile up, auto-clickers take over the grind and the game shifts toward checking in, feeding the slime to keep it happy and productive, and picking off achievements and quests for extra slime. When upgrades stop moving the numbers, a rebirth button resets your run in exchange for a permanent production bonus, so the next pass starts stronger than the last.

Controls

Left mouse button to click the slime. Works the same way with a tap on touchscreens, in landscape or portrait.

Tips

  • Feed the slime on a regular basis. It's tied to how happy and productive it stays, so it's worth doing even in stretches where you're not buying anything.
  • Rebirth once your current upgrades plateau rather than waiting for the numbers to fully stall. The permanent bonus tends to pay for itself within the next run.
  • Work through achievements and quests alongside your upgrade path. They're a source of extra slime that a rebirth reset doesn't take away.

It suits the check-in-and-walk-away style of idle game rather than one that demands constant attention.

Slime Clicker FAQ

What do you do in Slime Clicker?
Click the slime to produce more of it, then spend that slime on click and auto-click upgrades so production keeps climbing even when you're not actively clicking.
What does feeding the slime do?
It keeps the slime happy, which the game ties to it staying productive — worth doing on a regular basis alongside buying upgrades.
What does the rebirth button do?
It resets your current progress in exchange for a permanent slime production bonus, so each new run grows faster than the last one did.
Can Slime Clicker be played on mobile?
Yes, it runs in the browser on desktop, mobile and tablet, in either landscape or portrait orientation, using taps instead of mouse clicks.

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