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Find a clicker that fits your play style

Start with the cards above when you are ready to play. This guide helps you choose between a garden, a mining loop, a creature battle and other play styles. Each game page explains its source, controls and saving information alongside the player.

• Sprout Circuit is Ludazo's original garden clicker. Harvest seeds, improve your taps and add automatic helpers. Choose it if you want clearly explained upgrades and a local save you can export.
• Merge Mine - Idle Clicker combines tapping for diamonds with tools and merging. Follow its opening prompts, then compare what your next improvement changes before spending your resources.
• Planet Clicker puts the upgrade loop in a planetary setting. Click to earn resources, then explore the production choices shown inside the game.
• Slime Clicker adds a combat theme. Watch slime encounters and equipment options as you play. Try it for a change of pace from peaceful building games.
• Cat Clicker pairs a cat-bubble target with upgrade decisions. Read its reset information before restarting: a progression reset should be a deliberate choice, not a button you press to fix a loading problem.
• Simple Idle Clicker uses a moving character and incremental speed gains. Its save and load controls belong to that game; they are separate from the garden game's export tools.
• The Tree Clicker offers a seasonal decorating theme. Tap the tree, collect points and watch its upgrades change the display. It is a festive alternative to combat or machinery.
• Factory Clicker starts with collecting resources and expands into production decisions. Compare manual collection with the automatic options available in its menus, and focus on one resource goal at a time.

Clicker, idle and merge games: what is the difference?

A clicker game turns repeated actions into a resource you can spend. Early progress usually comes from your own input; upgrades then change how much each action earns or what becomes available. The interesting decision is often what to buy next, not simply how quickly you can click.

Idle games add production that can run without an input for every reward. That does not automatically mean a game earns while its tab is closed. Merge games introduce another choice: combining items or tools to improve a setup. A title can mix these styles, so use its opening instructions rather than assuming every clicker follows identical rules.

A useful approach to your first few upgrades

1. Learn the main action. Find the intended target and watch which counter changes. Avoid clicking unfamiliar shop controls before you understand what the starting resource does.
2. Read the cost and effect. A stronger manual action suits active play; automatic production may suit a longer session. Compare the displayed gains, not just the name or appearance of an upgrade.
3. Make one change at a time. Play briefly after a purchase so you can see its effect. If a price rises after buying, check the new cost before planning another purchase.
4. Check saves before leaving. Find the game's own saving instructions. Do not assume that progress transfers between games, devices, browsers or private browsing sessions.

There is no need to install an auto-clicker to start these games. Use the controls provided by the game, and take a break if repeated input becomes uncomfortable. Upgrades and timing decisions are part of the experience, not a reason to keep clicking without a pause.

Controls, screens and short sessions

Sprout Circuit supports mouse, touch and focused buttons activated with Enter or Space. For a GamePix title, follow its on-screen controls; touch support and the most useful orientation vary. Some games are easier to read in landscape. A responsive catalogue does not guarantee that every provider game works on every phone.

External game pages offer a Fullscreen option. For a short visit, start with one goal, such as testing an upgrade or reaching your next affordable purchase, rather than opening several games at once.

Know where your progress is saved

Sprout Circuit stores progress in this browser and offers JSON export and import. Export a backup before clearing site data or moving to another device. An exported save is for Sprout Circuit, not the other games. Private browsing, browser cleanup or a change of device can leave you without the same local progress.

GamePix titles manage their own storage and saving features. Read the instructions on the individual game page and inside the game. Ludazo's garden controls cannot export, restore or reset those saves. Do not assume that an idle title supports offline earnings or cloud synchronisation unless that specific game explains the feature.

What “unblocked” means on this site

People searching for clicker games unblocked often want browser play without a separate installation. Whether a game is reachable is a different question: your device, browser and network still decide what can load. Ludazo does not provide a proxy or bypass school or workplace restrictions.

If an external game stays blank, use Stop and unload game, check your connection and whether the provider is permitted on your network, or choose another game. Follow your network's rules. We cannot promise access on every restricted connection, and repeatedly reloading a blocked provider will not change those rules.

Game sources and choices before loading

The collection contains one Ludazo original and seven games hosted and distributed by GamePix. The external titles are for players aged 13 or older. Browsing their game pages does not automatically open a GamePix player: you choose whether to connect after reading the notice.

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