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Cookie Clicker


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    This is probably the most repetitive and addicting game I have ever played. The name says it all. You click a cookie to gain cookies. Then you buy things with those cookies to make more cookies. I have pretty much "completed" this game once already. No joke.

   There's not much to say, just that you should experience it yourself. You can find it by clicking here. At one point, you can just leave the game open to collect cookies without you even clicking. BE CAREFUL, IT IS HIGHLY ADDICTIVE. USE CAUTION. I'm playing it right now.

   Update: Just one day later...


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  1. missy r in LaNovember 14, 2017 at 7:56 AM

    Just what I need, something else to remind me how much I love cookies.

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