Click and Slash

Story

The researchers created monsters through genetic mutation: the Gény. These monsters are cute and adorable… However, ever since their creation, a virus has been spreading, and the Gény are believed to be the cause of it. The world government has therefore given the order to exterminate them before humanity is reduced to ashes.

But the problem is that the Gény reproduce through spore secretions. To put it simply, the Gény population now amounts to 15% of the world’s population, and it keeps growing.

It’s up to you to wipe them out and save the world.

In this game, there’s no headache involved: you type on your keyboard, you click, and you torment the defenseless Gény.

You’ll be able to increase your click damage, auto damage, and your gains.

But be careful: the Gény grow more and more resistant, so you’ll have to work yourself to exhaustion to destroy them! Fortunately, a machine has restarted their bodily system, making them weaker and increasing your damage!

So, will you spare them… or slaughter them?

Gameplay:

In Click and Slash, you’ll battle cute monsters... and sometimes ones so weird you’ll wonder what went wrong in the lab.
You can write, work, or play your favorite games while casually bullying poor defenseless little creatures. Very productive. Very ethical.

Choose the perfect strategy to boost your profits or deal absurd amounts of damage by upgrading your click damage, auto damage, or income. Want even more destruction? Prestige and double your damage, because apparently regular violence just isn’t enough.

Click and Slash is the perfect game for writing sessions, gaming breaks, or coworking with a side of monster abuse. You’ll get detailed stats on your clicks, keystrokes, gold, and kills, because nothing says “healthy workflow” like turning productivity into a body count.

You’ll also be able to track your clicks, gold, and kills by day, week, month, and year. Yes, even yearly. So you can admire your long-term dedication to absolute nonsense.

And because numbers make everything look official, you’ll even get your productivity percentage. That’s right: the game will quantify exactly how efficient you are at pretending to work while destroying adorable creatures.

More updates are on the way, with new monsters, equipment, and an encyclopedia system, because clearly the only thing this chaos was missing was documentation.