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About Soul Clicker

Soul Clicker is an incremental game about harvesting souls in Hell. You begin with a single click, then build an infernal empire that produces souls automatically, eventually reaching sextillions and beyond. You can play actively, leave the game running, or combine both approaches.

Build your empire

Click to earn souls, then spend them on buildings and upgrades. The 31 buildings span three tiers: base, advanced and eternal. More than 500 building upgrades increase production, while buildings continue generating souls when you do other things.

When you have progressed far enough, you can reset your empire for Prestige Points. Spend them on 53 permanent upgrades across 8 categories, then build up again and prestige again. The game is endless, and the first prestige takes about 30 minutes.

Explore the minigames

Each advanced building unlocks a minigame:

  • Chaos Engine: spend Chaos Orbs on building boosts and use them to buy Eternal Buildings outright.
  • Abyssal Drill: mine Ancient Fragments and roll for relics with five rarities and five effect types.
  • Soul Forge: gamble souls for a chance to win double or a 10× jackpot, or lose them all.
  • Lust Labyrinth: hire workers who click for you.

Relics and achievements

Collect 21 distinct relics across five rarities, with randomized rarity-based gear and bulk inventory management. Relics can boost Global CPS and click power, reduce costs, or provide auto-clicks. The legendary All-Seeing Eye activates every multiplier at once.

There are more than 200 achievements, each of which permanently increases soul production by 1%. Collecting them all makes idle income nearly 4× stronger. Five random events also provide large temporary boosts.

Sound and saves

Choose between three soundtrack moods: Main, Lofi or Metal. Independent sliders control sound effects and music volume. The game supports local saves, with export and import options for backups.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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