650 MB
Indie
, Simulation
, Strategy
, Early Access
Added
3 months ago
Updated
2 weeks ago
CSF + Goldberg
About the Game
RULE THE WORLD
Age of Clicks is a unique blend of Grand Strategy and Idle Progression where you build a nation from the ground up, recruit powerful armies, expand your economy, and wage wars for global domination.
⚔️Build Your Army
Command infantry, armored divisions, heavy artillery, missile launchers, and advanced military technology. Expand your army from a small force into a world-conquering war machine.
🌍Expand Your Borders
Invade neighboring countries, capture new territories, and slowly paint the entire world in your nation's colors. Every conquered nation unlocks new resources, new challenges, and even greater rewards.
🏭Build a Powerful Economy
A Strong Nation Needs a Strong Industry. Develop cities, build factories, extract resources, and create an economy capable of supporting millions of soldiers. Balance military expansion with economic growth to become an unstoppable superpower.
🚀 Endless Progression
Research technologies, unlock powerful upgrades, automate production, strengthen your military, and discover new ways to dominate the world. There is always another upgrade… and another country waiting to fall.
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Version Information
Steam Patch Notes
Official update history
On the site: Build 25712004
Up to date
Age of Clicks 0.80
The update is out. Armies and cities are now visible on the map, divisions take orders, and the game gains a texture editor and mod containers for the Workshop.
What's new
- Armies on the map: infantry, cavalry, tanks and guns by era, stacks with a number, tracks, gunfire and explosions at the front
- Manual orders: select divisions and tap the map: march, move to the border or attack
- Operation map: attack arrows with stages through cities, an offensive plan and strength plates on the front
- Sieges: garrisons, encirclement, pockets and surrendering cities
- Cities: buildings by level and era, a "Your cities" list, logistics between cities
- Economy: a clear budget, redone upgrades and production windows, open-ended trade deals
- Diplomacy: campaigns of relations and influence, a signature and a seal in the agreements desk
- Texture editor and mod containers: your own units and cities, packs for nations, cultures and periods, several scenarios as one Workshop item
- Map and sound: a new look for forests, mountains and water on "Ultra", world sounds, a smooth change after peace
- Interface: a main menu with a logo, side tabs on your own country, a game report in the pause menu
Fixes
Fewer crashes and freezes on PC, a steadier map after peace and conquests, smoother play on phones.
The game is still in Early Access and the balance is still being tuned. Thank you for playing and sending reports.
Age of Clicks 0.70
Economy, trade, diplomacy, army, interface and editors — almost every system in the game has been rebuilt or deepened. Everything below is in order, with pictures. The game is still in Early Access and the balance is still being tuned.
In short
- Economic cycle — the state of a country's economy from Depression to Overheat; it sets how fast you build
- Buildings — build time, tiers with a choice of branch, a look for every era
- Production — a tab of its own: workers, chains, line shares, a "civilian ↔ military" focus
- Deposits — ore lies in specific places, no deposit means no mine
- Budget, living standard, loans — a new budget window, people eat goods, debt and default
- Trade — contracts between countries, auto-trade, a supplier catalogue, a route map
- Diplomacy — an agreements desk, land lease and purchase, influence, regime change and funded uprisings, two kinds of blocs, the Course of the State
- Lands — integrating territory for money and time, national uprisings, puppets of a new kind
- War — initiative bubbles, army doctrine, the "one year into the war" forecast, peace bought with points
- Interface — a living map instead of illustrations in the menu, a configurable top bar, hotkeys, a world ranking
- Editors — an events editor, a formable-nations editor, a resources layer, a full-screen scenario workbench
Version 0.62.5
Aug 27, 2026
Patch Notes — Version 0.62.5
🗺️ Map and Visuals
- The maps for Modern World, World War II and Victorian Era have been redrawn at significantly higher resolution. No more blurry zoom-in, details are sharp and clear
- Mobile devices now automatically use an optimised map version. The game no longer crashes from running out of memory on older phones, and loads faster too
- Country borders look smoother. The pixel "staircase" effect along coastlines and borders is gone
- Reworked coastal water visuals: shallow sea areas near the shore now look much nicer
- Added textures for countries, making the map look better overall
⚔️ War
- Fixed: in long wars between large countries (especially on Modern World), the front line would barely move even at maximum speed. Campaigns now progress as expected
- Fixed: after a long session where the map fragmented into 400–600+ countries due to rebellions, the game would lag heavily during battles. The root cause has been found and fixed
- Battle front lines now update smoothly in real time: the front no longer jumps across the map but moves gradually as territory is captured
📜 Missions and Events
- Mission choice dialogs fully reworked. Answer options no longer get cut off or overflow the screen on smaller devices
- Mission result screen redesigned: everything is readable, nothing overlaps
🌍 Countries and Limits
- Fixed: the game could only handle 254 countries. When enough rebellions and splits happened, extra countries would merge into one and everything would break. The limit is now 4,095 simultaneous countries
- Fixed: a rare crash on Android during territory map rebuilds. It happened exactly when the background recalculation thread and the render thread tried to use the same map at the same time
💾 Saves and Settings
- Save system reworked. Saves write more reliably and are less likely to get corrupted if the game closes unexpectedly
- Save/load menu updated and made more convenient
- Settings expanded with new options that were previously missing
🎨 Interface
- Loading screen redesigned. Shows real progress instead of a static bar that looked frozen
- Main menu has been slightly refreshed visually
- Scenario selection screen got small usability improvements
⚡ Performance
- Fixed: country name lookups were happening hundreds of thousands of times per game tick in the late game. This was the main cause of freezes in large-country scenarios like Modern World
- The neighbour country cache now updates smartly: only countries whose borders actually changed are recalculated, not all of them. This removes periodic freeze spikes during large wars
- The territory map is now built safely in a background thread. Previously the render thread could grab a half-built map and either show garbage or crash the game
- General memory optimisation pass: long sessions (3+ hours) are noticeably more stable
🌐 Localisation
- All 14 language packs updated with new UI strings
Age of Clicks — Update 0.62.1
War & Diplomacy
- New: peace conference initiators can now demand war reparations — a lump sum or a tribute drained from the loser's income — stacking with any other peace terms.
- Fixed: an ally calling you into a war at an inconvenient moment could silently drag you into it with no prompt — now the request just waits its turn.
- Attacking a country far bigger than you is throttled much less if your own army is genuinely strong — a powerful military now breaks through a "giant's" defense instead of stalling for no reason.
- Frontline garrisons (even without built divisions) now also add to your offensive strength.
- Fixed: a weak attacker could no longer "encircle" and capture a stronger rival's territory through map geometry alone, without an army capable of it.
- Fixed a mix-up with historical borders after civil wars — the winning side no longer lost the right to reclaim its liberated homeland.
- A coalition no longer celebrates its formation if only one member actually declared war instead of all of them.
- Fixed ultimatum exploits: pressuring a weak rebel splinter of a great power is no longer a cheap shortcut, and nibbling away territory piece by piece is no longer cheaper than taking it all at once.
- Fixed: countries that got land back no longer stayed stuck forever with zero military and zero defense budget.
- Vassals under an overwhelmingly stronger master now build up "desire for liberty" from tribute more slowly.
Achievements
- The "Fashionista" achievement — for changing your flag and renaming your country in the same game — should now work correctly.
- Fixed the "Tech Genius" achievement — in some scenarios it was impossible to earn because of technologies granted at the start.
- Fixed the "AFK Empire" achievement — pop-up notifications (epidemics, crises, alliance invites) no longer reset the idle timer.
Interface
- Fixed: demolishing a missile silo didn't work outside of war, same as forts and AA used to.
Performance
- On mobile devices, maps for several scenarios (Modern World, World War II, Victorian Era) now use lighter graphics — lower memory use and better compatibility with weaker phones.
Misc
- The debug console now has a quick sandbox-mode toggle.
- In sandbox observer mode, clicking an enemy of the focused country now attacks it instead of just moving the camera.
- The bug that prevented creating a country in the map editor has been fixed.
List of changes
⚔️ Army Plans & Combat
- Order reach now scales with the arrow you actually drew instead of a tiny fixed distance
- If an order genuinely can't be carried out anywhere, your other fronts return to their normal advance instead of standing still forever
- The HUD now warns you when an order is not being carried out anywhere
- Arrows pointed at the sea no longer stay active forever and command wars declared long afterwards
- Armies line up along the full width of the arrow's jump-off line instead of stacking on a single point
- Army advantage matters more — total army dominance is now worth up to x2.2 (was x1.75)
- Hard terrain (forests, hills, marshes, mountains) is around 15% faster to capture
- National exhaustion no longer weakens your attacks. Instead it makes the army far costlier to maintain (up to x4 upkeep) and drives revolution risk and capitulation — tooltips now explain this properly
🕊️ War Report & Peace
- Completely rebuilt War Report. Every figure is a two-sided comparison bar: war score, manpower losses, equipment losses, occupied land and exhaustion — you read who's ahead from the shape of the bar
- Clear progress toward capitulation, with the 75% rule explained
- The peace button now tells the truth: dictating terms is free, and it no longer advertises a 25 diplomacy cost on wars that were about to open the conference for nothing
- Every stat has a tooltip explaining what it actually measures
- The report now fits on short screens and small windows
- Peace conference claims are painted as smooth, contiguous regions instead of the scattered "noise" you got with several co-belligerents
- Allies who contributed nothing no longer take a seat at the table — they no longer cut your own claim to a third for nobody's benefit
- Allied turns at the conference are much faster, and you now get a moment to actually see what each ally took
🤝 Diplomacy, Vassals & Releasing Nations
- NEW: Starting Diplomacy editor. Before the game begins, set up alliances, wars, vassals and relations directly on the map — drag from one country to another, or arm a tool and click
- Reworked Release Country menu. Draw the new state's borders on the map yourself or hand over its whole homeland; a live footer shows what you're giving away and what you keep
- Improving relations now costs 6x more diplomacy
- Buying influence through the finance office costs 30% more
- Vassal integration costs 20% more in gold and diplomacy
- Taking land from your own puppet now costs twice the liberty desire — you can no longer quietly strip a vassal to the last province for free
🏭 Economy & Production
- Fixed: artillery, tanks, aircraft and ships could silently drop to zero production. Infantry lines were spending the entire recruit budget first, leaving nothing for anyone else — while steel, fuel and parts piled up unspent. Every line now gets a fair share of the recruits
- New warning when you don't have enough soldiers to crew your equipment
- The production bottleneck report now reads the real recipes, so it warns the countries that are actually starved
🌍 Land Quality Rebalance
- A country's economy now reflects its good land, not its empty land. Deserts, tundra and mountains no longer cancel out a nation's productive core
- The USA, Australia, Algeria and Saudi Arabia recover the worth of their heartlands; uniformly poor nations stay poor
- Starting army sizes were rebalanced the same way — Russia no longer starts stronger than the USA and China combined
🏆 Clean Run & Achievements
- NEW: Clean Run mode. Achievements only unlock in a clean game — no cheats, no sandbox, no observer mode, difficulty Normal or higher. On by default
- Turn it off freely to play with cheats; the achievement list simply stops moving
- A badge on the achievements screen always tells you whether achievements are being awarded right now — and if not, exactly why
🏛️ Formable Nations
- Reworked menu: a map legend showing held vs. missing land, requirement chips, live progress, and a confirmation screen before you proclaim
🛠️ Map Editor & Modding
- NEW: Country Pool. Save countries from any scenario into a global library, complete with flags, and paint them onto any map
- Import every country of a scenario at once; replace borders or only add land
- Sea lock, blink intensity slider and a live preview of what will change
- Fixed a crash when saving on exit
- Improved reference/tracing layers
- Flags in custom and modded scenarios are now found reliably
🎨 UI & Performance
- Scenario select rebuilt. An era timeline rail for jumping straight to any scenario, full keyboard navigation, and previews that stream in instead of freezing the menu for several seconds
- Reworked country select screen
- New in-game console (~) for sandbox and debugging
- Save/Load and Mod Manager fixes
- Everything above is fully localized in all 14 languages
Thank you for all your feedback and support. ❤️
We're continuing to work on Age of Clicks, and there's more on the way!
List of changes:
- Fixed a bug where enemies occupying your lands could, if they surrendered, annex your lands after a peace conference. This now works reliably. If a country captures lands and loses them, they will definitely return them to their owner
- Fixed a bug where the "Military Files" menu would sometimes not open
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- Fixed a bug where enemies occupying your lands could, if they surrendered, annex your lands after a peace conference. This now works reliably. If a country captures lands and loses them, they will definitely return them to their owner
- Fixed a bug where the "Military Files" menu would sometimes not open
Current Release
Build 25712004
Uploaded Oct 06, 2026
System Requirements
OS
N/A
CPU
2.0 GHz Single Core
RAM
2 GB RAM
GPU
1 GB
How to Install
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2
Extract the .ZIP file to a folder (use WinRAR or 7-Zip)
3
Run Age of Clicks.exe to play
Troubleshooting tips
• Run Redist/_CommonRedist installers if game won't start
• Add folder to Windows Defender exclusions
• Run as administrator
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Archive password
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CRC32
45299EE0
SHA-256
34c0b9e9cdc2b39731f54994fbd66d237c56139be37b8fbdb73aff6c3a895bc5
How: Right-click the downloaded file → 7-Zip / WinRAR → CRC SHA → compare with the values above.
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