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How to Play Stimulation Clicker

Stimulation Clicker is a clicker game where you click a button to get points.

Points are called “Stimulation” and you can spend them on upgrades.

Keep buying upgrades to increase the generation rate of Stimulation.

The goal of the game is to purchase all upgrades until you unlock the final one.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to play Stimulation Clicker and win it, a clicker simulator game by Neal Agarwal (neal.fun).

1. Go to the Stimulation Clicker website

To start playing Stimulation Clicker, go to neal.fun/stimulation-clicker.

You can use any browser on any device, but Chrome on a PC is recommended.

2. Start clicking and buying upgrades

Keep clicking the button to get more Stimulation.

Stimulation is points in the game that can be used to buy upgrades.

When you buy a new upgrade, you’ll unlock the next one.

Keep buying upgrades like DVD, Button Upgrade, Subway Surfers, and more.

3. Get to 2,000,000 Stimulation

Keep clicking and buying upgrades until you get to 2,000,000 Stimulation.

The easiest way to increase your Stimulation is to shrink your browser to the smallest size.

That way, the DVDs will bounce extremely quickly and you’ll be able to rack up a ton of Stimulation.

Focus on upgrading the Bouncing DVD upgrades to get more Stimulation.

4. Buy the “Go to the Ocean” upgrade to win the game

The second last upgrade in the game is the “Subway Surfers Wormhole”.

Once you’ve purchased it, you’ll unlock the “Go to the Ocean” upgrade.

Purchase it for 2,000,000 Stimulation to win the game.

This will play the end credits scene with a beach in the background.

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