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Andrii Danchuk · Published by Duxastr Studio
29 achievements
Last updated 5 Sept 2026
Neuro Clicker is a casual incremental idle game where you build up a system neuron, collect IQ and coins, unlock powerful upgrades, and deal with chaotic mini-games. As the neuron evolves, Clippy uncovers lost memory fragments and gets closer to remembering who she really is.
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Indie, Simulation, Casual · 2026 · More under £5 games
About this game

About This Game
Neuro Clicker is an idle clicker where a simple experiment turns into something stranger than it should be.
You start with one neuron. One click. One tiny system that looks harmless. Then the numbers begin to climb, upgrades stack up, automation kicks in, and everything starts spiraling into a satisfying mess of IQ, coins, combos, and questionable decisions.
At first, it feels like a familiar incremental game.
Then it starts pushing back.
Behind the progression, there’s an atmosphere that feels off in all the right ways — weird interruptions, unstable events, sudden mini-games, and a constant sense that the system is doing more than it admits.
Build faster. Upgrade harder. Push further.
See how much pressure the system can take before it starts feeling personal.
Neuro Clicker blends satisfying idle progression with strange energy, subtle tension, and the kind of momentum that makes “just one more click” a very bad lie.
Features:
clicker / idle progression with escalating upgrades
autoclickers, multipliers, combos, and chaotic boosts
random events and mini-games that break the routine
achievements, statistics, and long-term growth
customization options and language support
a weird, unsettling atmosphere hidden inside familiar mechanics
Start small.
Click deeper.
Don’t trust how normal it looks.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Processor: Dual Core 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 2048 MB MB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated Graphics (Intel HD 4000 / equivalent)
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound Card: Any
- Additional Notes: Keyboard and Mouse required. Monitor: optional but highly recommended.
Recommended
- OS: Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
- Processor: Dual Core 2.5 GHz or better
- Memory: 4096 MB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated or Dedicated GPU
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound Card: Any
- Additional Notes: - Monitor: strongly recommended - Status: preferably turned on - Refresh Rate: 60Hz+ for stable perception - The system behaves better when observed
Supported Languages
Latest news
Community & EventsOfficial
N-OS Community Archive: leave your mark
Want to leave a small mark in the history of N-OS?Your message may be seen by players from all over the world.How?Just fill out the Google Form:LINKEverything submitted through the form may become part of the N-OS Developer Support Pack / DLC as the Community Archive.You can write something simple: a thought, a wish, a reaction, a strange phrase in the spirit of N-OS, or a short message to the developer / players.It is better to keep it short — around 250–500 characters. But if the idea is a little longer, that is okay too.Important:— any language is allowed;— no advertising, links, spam, personal data, or other people’s names without permission;— you need to read the rules, confirm them, and allow your text to be used in N-OS materials;— sending a message does not guarantee that it will definitely appear in the DLC, but I will try to choose interesting, warm, and fitting messages.You can follow the development of N-OS here:LINKSteam publisher page:LINKThank you to everyone who wants to become a small part of this strange system.Read full article on Community Announcements (DUXA)AnnouncementsOfficial
СКРЕПКА ВОЗВРАЩАЕТСЯ!!!
Yes. The paperclip is back.I have been working on a new game for over a week now, and it will be a prequel set in the N-OS universe.You will be able to see the early events, the origins of the whole story, and the moment when the paperclip is only beginning to take its place in this world.I do not want to reveal too much just yet, but the project is already coming together, and I truly want to make something special out of it.Thanks to you, I have the strength and motivation to keep pushing this forward. Thank you for your support.You can follow the development here:HEREWork gallery(?):Read full article on Community Announcements (DUXA)Patch NotesOfficial
Update: Open Folder button and Unicode fix
— Added a new "Open Folder" button You can now quickly open the assets folder directly from the game. This makes uploading and replacing custom files much more convenient.— Fixed an issue with Unicode characters Previously, square boxes could appear instead of symbols in the final pink BIOS scene and in some other text areas. This issue has been fixed, and text should now display correctly.— Improved text rendering Text rendering has been updated in problematic places so special characters and uncommon symbols display more reliably and cleanly.Thanks to everyone who reported bugs and helped make the game better.Read full article on Community Announcements (DUXA)Patch NotesOfficial
Neuro Clicker 1.1 Update
Hello everyone!Update 1.1 for Neuro Clicker is now live.What’s new in version 1.1:- Fixed incorrect coin requirements for some shop actions- Improved text wrapping in the "About" section- Updated the game version from 1.0 to 1.1- Added small interface and readability improvementsIn other words:- the shop now counts coins properly- the text no longer tries to leave the monitor- the version number has evolved- everything is a little less cursedThis update is mainly about fixing annoying stuff and making the game cleaner and more comfortable to use.Thanks for playing Neuro Clicker and for all the feedback!Read full article on Community Announcements (DUXA)AnnouncementsOfficial
The Neurons Are 10% Cheaper
Neuro Clicker is launching on Steam!To celebrate the release, the game will be available with a small -10% launch discount for a limited time.Why 10%?The neurons voted.The paperclip approved.Evolution demanded it.If you like strange clickers, questionable life choices, and philosophical conversations with office supplies — welcome.Thank you for supporting the game.Read full article on Community Announcements (DUXA)






