(There was a jokey meme review here. It's gone now. CLICKOLDING isn't a funny meme game. Be in a good headspace before you play it. This is my real review.)

This is an unpleasant experience that I highly recommend. The apparent premise is absurd—a stranger in a mask offers you a large sum of money to click a tally counter 10,000 times—but the dialogue is elusive, and suggests that something else is going on. There's the obvious reference to sex work, but it's more than that. The forces of power and money intersect with the realm of art and talent, and people lose or give away parts of themselves until there is nothing left. Why are you still clicking?

(There was a jokey meme review here. It's gone now. CLICKOLDING isn't a funny meme game. Be in a good headspace before you play it. This is my real review.) This is an unpleasant experience that I highly recommend. The apparent premise is absurd—a stranger in a mask offers you a large sum of money to click a tally counter 10,000 times—but the dialogue is elusive, and suggests that something else is going on. There's the obvious reference to sex work, but it's more than that. The forces of power and money intersect with the realm of art and talent, and people lose or give away parts of themselves until there is nothing left. Why are you still clicking?