Cookie Clicker

Cookie Clicker is an incremental game created by French programmer Julien Thiennot in 2013, and later developed by Orteil, a pseudonym commonly used for various indie games.

To play Cookie Clicker, you simply click on a giant cookie on the screen repeatedly to earn cookies. You can then use the cookies to buy upgrades and buildings that will automate cookie production and increase your overall cookie output.

Heavenly Chips are a currency in Cookie Clicker that are earned by resetting your game with certain achievements completed. They can be used to purchase Heavenly Upgrades, which provide permanent boosts to cookie production.

Golden Cookies appear randomly throughout the game and provide various temporary boosts when clicked. They can also trigger random events such as cookie chains or cookie storms.

The Grandmapocalypse is an event that can be triggered after buying certain upgrades related to grandmas. It causes grandmas to become more powerful and introduces various negative effects that can be mitigated with further upgrades.

Wrinklers are creatures that appear after a certain point in the game and attach themselves to your cookie, reducing its production rate but providing a larger cookie reward when popped. They can also be upgraded to increase rewards even further.

Yes, Cookie Clicker is free to play on various web platforms.

Yes, Cookie Clicker can be played on some mobile devices through the use of certain web browsers or applications.

Yes, Cookie Clicker was last updated in December 2020 with new upgrades and balance changes. The game has a dedicated fanbase and continues to receive updates periodically.

There are various ways to cheat in Cookie Clicker, such as using third-party add-ons or modifying game files. However, cheating can ruin the experience and is generally discouraged by the game's creators and community.