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About Clicker Conquest

Clicker Conquest is a kingdom-management game where you mine gold and defend it from enemy hordes during the day, then use the management menu to upgrade your abilities, buy troops and develop your kingdom. Your working time is limited: when it runs out, the day ends and you return to management. Enemies can damage your ability to mine if they reach you, and losing too much health ends the day early.

Mine and defend

Click the gold mine to collect gold while keeping enemies away from it. Choose whether to target fast, low-health enemies first or take down slower, tougher ones. Defeated enemies drop experience points that count toward your next level; use any brief lull in the attack to mine before enemies get close.

Upgrade your abilities

Spend experience points to unlock upgrades, including increased damage, better mining, area-of-effect attacks, charge attacks, critical hits, health-to-gold transfusion and a higher experience drop rate. These upgrades help you become a more powerful king.

Manage your kingdom

You can hire troops to help defend the gold, but troops and their upgrades increase your operating costs. You need to earn more gold the next day to cover those costs, or risk losing favor with your people. Keep the kingdom's people happy by making them feel safe and keeping the economy strong; if their opinion of you falls too low, they may overthrow you.

Invest in buildings such as banks and bazaars to grow the kingdom and support its economy. These buildings can also generate passive income while you are fighting. Random occurrences may arise while you are away, and you must deal with them when you return. Your choices affect whether you have enough resources for the next day and whether your people are content enough to avoid a revolt.

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