|=[BRICK CLICKER]=| Welcome to the BRICK CLICKER. You click a brick. You get bricks. You use those bricks to get MORE bricks. You then use those bricks to get EVEN MORE BRICKS. Eventually you have so many bricks that the economy becomes a public hazard. IMPORTANT BEFORE PLAYING TURN ON TURBO MODE. Seriously. now. Turbo Mode OFF: Lag. Turbo Mode ON: THE BRICK CLICKING INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX HAS BEEN ACTIVATED HOW TO PLAY (if you didn't already know) 1. Click brick. 2. Number go up. 3. Buy upgrades. 4. Number go up faster. 5. Buy more upgrades. 6. Forget why you started. 7. BRICKS. You can upgrade both: BPC = Bricks Per Click and BPS = Bricks Per Second (So what if I don't have the energy to name them around building?) Eventually clicking one brick can somehow produce enough construction material to rebuild several civilizations. yes. Do not question the physics. THE NUMBERS GET ABSOLUTELY STUPID The counter supports a RIDICULOUS amount of suffixes. You start with normal stuff like: K M B T Qa Qi and then it keeps going. And going. And going. Eventually the game starts throwing stuff like: AA AB AC ... AZ BA BB ... BZ CA ... CZ DA DB DC DD at you. At that point you are no longer playing the Brick Clicker. You are conducting somewhat illegal numerical experiments that probably require government approval to even think of them. CAN YOU ACTUALLY REACH THOSE? Probably not. Billions? Possible if you GRIND. (Yea it's really hard depending on how you think of it bro) Trillions? You have officially committed yourself to the brick economy. why? Quadrillions? What are you doing. Quintillions? GO OUTSIDE. Vigintillions? WHO ARE YOU. AZ? NO. BZ? ABSOLUTELY NOT. CZ? I am checking your save file. DD? You have either manipulated the game, altered reality, discovered immortality, or convinced JavaScript to cooperate with numbers it does not want to think about. The giant suffix system mostly exists because I wanted the counter to keep working with increasingly ridiculous numbers. yes. Most actual grass-touching normal players are never supposed to see the later ones naturally. If somebody legitimately reaches one of the completely absurd suffixes without modifying anything: I do not know whether to congratulate you or study you. ?? WARNING: EDGE OF THE NUMBERS Eventually the numbers get so gigantic that JavaScript/TurboWarp itself may basically say: “sir” and turn the number into Infinity or otherwise stop behaving normally. So technically Brick Clicker has an ending. The ending is not a boss. The ending is not a final upgrade. The ending is......... Nah, I ain't spoiling it.
CREDITS Game made by me and my brain. Brick economy made by somehow and somewhat questionable financial decisions. Scrolling shop made after way too much work. (Why did I do this) Counter system made because apparently normal-sized numbers were not enough because they're smol and tiny Particles made because clicking a brick needed to cause a small brick explosion. cool, right? Made using Scratch / TurboWarp. yes. And finally: Thank you for playing BRICK CLICKER. CREDITS2 Game, code, upgrades, scrolling, number system, particles, and questionable brick economy made by me Made with Scratch / TurboWarp. Music by Kevin MacLeod / Incompetech, including tracks such as: * Monkeys Spinning Monkeys * Sneaky Snitch * Carefree * Local Forecast - Elevator Kevin MacLeod music used under its Creative Commons license. Some sound effects come from other games/media and belong to their original creators/owners. Oh, wait a second. …….. Here we go: Oh, and thanksyous to Scratch and TurboWarp for making this absolute brick disaster possible. Now go and play the game and nuke the number.
