Draft:Spam Clicker (2024)

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Declined by Asparagusus 6 months ago. Last edited by Graeme Bartlett 16 days ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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Spam Clicker is a video game created by George_in_Gorge. It uses LiveSplit, a speedrun timer used to time splits. It is available only on PC. It is available in most countries. It was released in 2024.

Players do not control a character, but rather a timer screen. The goal is to start and stop their splits as fast as possible in 1 Split mode, and in 10 Split mode, they need to spam their split button as fast as possible 10 times.

While this game is not it's own program, it is it's own idea. This game can be very competitive at times, and is sometimes quite fun to speedrun. The game is just LiveSplit, but it is not just watching a timer, but spamming, hence the name Spam Clicker. The current world record is 1.23 seconds.

This game may be boring for regular gameplay, as there are no enemies, coins, or endings, but it is perfect for speedrunning, and can be satisfying at times. It is completely free, which makes it even better.

Spam Clicker was created by George_in_Gorge. It was not published, but runs on LiveSplit. There is no music. It was released on May 1, 2024. You can play by adding 10 splits (any name) to one.livesplit.org (web version) or by adding 10 splits to livesplit.org (Mac version).

References

LiveSplit.org