Planet Clicker

Free · Landscape · Pixel-art clicker

Planet Clicker: click the world, buy orbiters, upgrade the planet

Planet Clicker is a pixel-art incremental clicker in which you click a planet to earn coins and spend them on three buyable items that add coins per second. Two counters sit in the top-left corner — your coin total, marked c, and cps for coins per second — and a skull-framed button in the bottom-right corner offers to upgrade the planet for 10,000 coins. GamePix states the long-term goal as reaching Ultimate Planet Status through four key upgrades while balancing growth with care for the environment. It is not the Planet Clicker by Coltroc on CrazyGames, which uses energy units and three named planets. Among the clickers on What Games Play, it is the plainest: one planet, one currency and a short shop, where Idle Gold Miner adds a chain of workers.

Quick facts

Genre: incremental clicker, 2D pixel art in space
Currency: coins (c), with a coins-per-second (cps) counter
Shop: three items at 15, 100 and 1,000 coins to start
Planet upgrade: 10,000 coins
Orientation: landscape, embedded at 800 × 600
Engine: Construct 3; on GamePix since October 2024

How to play Planet Clicker

Everything happens on one screen: the planet on the left, the shop on the right. Clicking pays at first; purchases take over as your income grows.

1
Click the planet
Each click on the pixel planet adds coins to the c counter above it. Nothing else earns coins until you buy something.
2
Buy the 15-coin item
Click its BUY card on the right. In our test each one added 1 to cps, and the objects you buy start circling the planet.
3
Move up to the 100-coin item
One purchase raised cps to 10 in our test, ten times the cheaper item, and its price then went up to 120 coins.
4
Save for the planet upgrade
The skull button offers "upgrade planet!" for 10,000 coins, the largest price shown on the first screen.

Controls

Desktop

Left click the planet to earn coins
Left click a BUY card to purchase that income item
Gold C button at bottom left opens the planet skin menu

Phone & tablet

GamePix lists Planet Clicker for desktop and mobile browsers
The layout is landscape, so turn the phone sideways
The shop cards sit on the right edge of the screen

What sets Planet Clicker apart

Prices climb with each purchase

The 15-coin item cost 21 coins after two purchases, and the 100-coin item cost 120 after one, so each copy costs more than the last.

Your income orbits the planet

Every item you buy appears as a small pixel object flying around the planet, which makes your income visible at a glance.

Two planet skins

The C button lets you pick a classic or a ribbl-style planet. The menu says the choice is cosmetic and does not change gameplay.

A goal beyond the number

GamePix names Ultimate Planet Status as the target, reached through four key upgrades, with environmental care as part of the balance.

Tips for Planet Clicker

Buy the first item as soon as you hit 15. Passive income starts with it, and every later purchase comes sooner.
Compare cost per cps. In our test 100 coins bought 10 cps and 15 coins bought 1, so the pricier item paid back faster.
Watch the rising prices. Each copy costs more than the last, so at some point the next tier is the better deal.
Favour multipliers. GamePix's own hint is to prioritise upgrades with strong multipliers for faster progress.
Keep clicking early. Until you own a few items, your clicks are the main source of coins.

Who is Planet Clicker for?

Clicker newcomers

One currency and three shop cards make the genre's buy-and-grow loop easy to read.

Pixel-art fans

Hand-drawn pixel sprites, credited in-game to nick and ribbl, cover the planet, shop icons and orbiters.

Players who like to leave a game running

Coins keep ticking in from your purchases between clicks.

Coins and coins per second

The only numbers on screen are your coin total and your coins per second. The counter next to each shop card shows how many copies of that item you own. Progress is measured by how fast cps grows and by the planet upgrades you can afford; GamePix describes four key upgrades on the way to Ultimate Planet Status. No timer or lose condition appears in the game or its listing.

Frequently asked questions

What is Planet Clicker?+

Planet Clicker is a pixel-art incremental clicker where you click a planet for coins and buy items that raise your coins per second. The long-term aim is a 10,000-coin planet upgrade and, per GamePix, Ultimate Planet Status.

How do you earn coins in Planet Clicker?+

Click the planet to earn coins by hand, and buy items from the shop on the right to earn them every second. In our test the 15-coin item added 1 coin per second.

Is this the same Planet Clicker as the one by Coltroc?+

No. Coltroc's Planet Clicker on CrazyGames uses energy units and has Earth, Mars and Venus. This version uses coins, a skull-framed planet upgrade and different pixel art.

Does the planet skin change anything in Planet Clicker?+

No. The skin menu behind the C button says the choice is cosmetic and won't change gameplay. It offers a classic and a ribbl-style planet.

Can you play Planet Clicker on a phone?+

Yes, GamePix lists it for mobile browsers. The screen is landscape, so turn the phone sideways to see the planet and the shop together.

Privacy

Planet Clicker is served by GamePix and embedded here in a frame. Any ads inside it are chosen and run by GamePix, and What Games Play does not control them. There is no account to create.