Demon Lord: Clicker
A high-fantasy Steam-drop clicker. Click through demon hordes, gear up for idle power, claim real loot, and push the campaign until the Demon Lord falls.
- Release date
- October 3, 2026
- Platforms
- Windows, Linux
- Developer
- Divine Games, Inc., Blazium Games
- Publisher
- Pogr, Inc., Divine Games, Inc.

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Demon Lord: Clicker is combat you drive with clicks. Enemies fill the field; you strike them down by hand. Equipped gear adds clicks per second, so the fight keeps moving when you step away. Clear map runs. Take the loot. Claim items now or store them as chests. Pull that gear into Steam inventory. Weapons, armor, and accessories raise ATK, CPS, Luck, and Crit. Stronger loadouts open the next stretch of the campaign. That is the loop today: click, idle, loot, equip, advance.
The Goddess, the community story, and the larger live events are under Coming soon. You were summoned into a war-torn realm and handed one job: raise what strength you can and put the Demon Lord down. The world granted you a stubborn kind of invulnerability. Useful when the plan is to stand in front of an endless line of minions and keep hitting them. Click combat: Hit enemies directly. Up to three foes can press you at once.
Idle CPS: Equipped gear adds clicks per second so progress continues between stretches of active play. Map runs: Push campaign routes such as Forest Path under *The Demon Lord's Rise*. Loot and chests: Battle drops can be claimed as items or stored as chests in Steam inventory. Equipment stats: Weapons, armor, and accessories feed ATK, CPS, Luck, and Crit. Steam inventory: Loot and chests live as real Steam items, not throwaway counters.…
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