Poop Clicker on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information

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Have you always wanted to be a king, but all the kingdoms are already taken? Try to be the Poop King in the Poop Clicker game! A magical unicorn, sweet corn and others will help you with this! Unlock special upgrades, but take your time, because haste makes waste!

Poop Clicker is a casual, simulation and point & click game developed and published by Serge Kornew.
Released on March 25th 2022 is available in English only on Windows.

It has received 745 reviews of which 580 were positive and 165 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.4 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 1.09€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Poop Clicker into these genres:

Casual Simulation Point & Click Arcade Farming Sim Idler 2D Platformer Clicker 2D Top-Down Cute Colorful Atmospheric Family Friendly Drama Economy Automation Time Manipulation Linear Score Attack

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System requirements

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Windows
  • OS *: Windows 7
  • Processor: 2.0 + GHz
  • Memory: 1 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Integrated Graphics
  • Storage: 100 MB available space
  • Sound Card: Integrated Audio

User reviews & Ratings

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114 hours played
April 2026
My uncle Tommy has a scat fetish and he forced me to grind this game for him.
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10 hours played
Feb. 2026
Click, collect, laugh! A bright pixel world where each click brings joy and surprise bonuses, making you forget your morning coffee and smile all day.
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160 hours played
Feb. 2026
I bought this game on a deep discount of 90% and it's on that basis that I write this review. If I had bought it full price, it would have been a "do not buy" review. What I liked about it is that it was simple, humorous and unapologetically silly. If you just want progress for the sake of progress, and easy achievements (it took me around 120 hours to get them all) then this game gives it to you. However, there are some serious negatives. You have no clue what most of the stuff actually does - it's just a name and a number. Yes I know that's all that these games really are under the hood, but it was still annoying. Some of the items in the "Special" section were very unbalanced. For example there's a Hamster that I think cost a Trillion to buy but it only gives you 10k when you click on it, and this will be at a point in the game when you're making tens of millions per second, so it's utterly pointless. Talking of which, the actual "clicker" elements of this game may as well not be there. They add so little and are not in any way satisfying. Really this is just an idler and there's not much to do, so I completed it because I like to finish things, but overall I just found the game pointless and boring. Really, the only reason to play it is the mild amusement from the poop factor, and the easy achievements.
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13 hours played
Nov. 2025
Poop Clicker is an unapologetically absurd idle game developed and published by Serge Kornew, a title that makes its intentions clear the moment you see its name. Rather than disguising its humor or presenting itself with any form of subtlety, it embraces a goofy premise built entirely around clicking, collecting, and upgrading a single oversized poop icon. This commitment to silliness gives the game its identity: it exists purely to deliver uncomplicated pleasure, simple number-climbing mechanics, and the quick dopamine rush typical of the clicker genre. There is no story to chase, no deeper message to interpret, and no layers of hidden systems to unearth. What you see is exactly what you get—a cartoonish, self-aware toybox of incremental progression meant to be mindless fun. The gameplay hinges on the classic loop that defines most idlers: click to generate resources, spend those resources on upgrades, and gradually automate the process so the game continues producing for you. In Poop Clicker, this loop is framed by the absurd theme of collecting poop and using it to unlock increasingly strange helpers—such as a unicorn or a piece of corn—each offering incremental boosts to your production rate. As with all clickers, the satisfaction comes from watching numbers explode upward, buying the next upgrade, and feeling the compounding effects kick in. The appeal is primal and immediate, and the low barrier to entry means players can pick it up for a few minutes or lose an hour without realizing. It fits comfortably in the tradition of games that value simple escalation over complexity. However, the game’s design shows its modest scope. While the initial upgrades come quickly and offer amusing bursts of progression, the later phases reveal a shallower structure beneath the novelty. Many clickers compensate for repetitive interactions through layers of meta-progression, prestige systems, branching paths, or unlockable mechanics that transform the experience over time. Poop Clicker remains fairly linear, offering fewer long-term systems to engage with once the basic upgrades have been purchased. This means that the novelty of the humor and the loop can wear thin more quickly than in more elaborate incremental titles. The pacing also tends to flatten once automation is unlocked, leaving the player passively watching numbers rise rather than actively interacting. The technical presentation mirrors the game’s simple concept. Graphics consist of flat, clean 2D icons and cartoon illustrations that serve their purpose without aiming for flair. Interface elements are functional but lack the quality-of-life touches many modern clickers incorporate, such as clearer upgrade descriptions or more intuitive menus. Some players may find the interface unintuitive in spots, with limited explanations for certain items or effects. Despite these shortcomings, the lightweight nature of the game allows it to run smoothly on nearly any machine, making it accessible even on low-powered hardware. The minimalism of the audio and visual design complements its status as a no-frills indie project. Yet the game’s charm endures for those who understand what it strives to be. It never attempts to present itself as deep or sophisticated; instead, it thrives on being a deliberately ridiculous casual pastime. The humor is childish, but knowingly so, and the act of clicking a poop until you become the self-proclaimed “Poop King” can be surprisingly therapeutic in its simplicity. This self-awareness likely contributes to its positive reception on Steam, where many players approach it with the right expectations: not as a genre-defining clicker but as a tiny comedic distraction that delivers exactly the sort of silly fun it promises. Ultimately, Poop Clicker is a niche title with modest ambitions, and within that niche it performs adequately. It offers a few hours of laughs and incremental progress, making it suitable for players who enjoy idle games, quirky humor, or unusual indie curiosities. Its lack of depth, rough interface, and short-lived novelty limit its long-term appeal, but it succeeds at being a lighthearted escape that asks almost nothing from the player. For those who appreciate small, humorous clickers or simply want a disposable dose of levity, Poop Clicker delivers its oddball charm without hesitation. Rating: 7/10
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99 hours played
Aug. 2025
7.2/10 Surprisingly good game, especially for the price. Could use better performance, offline earnings and generally faster progress though as clicking gives pretty much no benefit during most of the game - which is odd for a clicker game. Also lacks a proper introduction to all (few) mechanics.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Poop Clicker is currently priced at 1.09€ on Steam.

No, Poop Clicker is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 1.09€ on Steam.

Yes, Poop Clicker received 580 positive votes out of a total of 745 achieving a rating of 7.40.
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Poop Clicker was developed and published by Serge Kornew.

Yes, Poop Clicker is playable and fully supported on Windows.

No, Poop Clicker is not playable on MacOS.

No, Poop Clicker is not playable on Linux.

Poop Clicker is a single-player game.

No, Poop Clicker does not currently offer any DLC.

No, Poop Clicker does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

No, Poop Clicker does not support Steam Remote Play.

Yes, Poop Clicker is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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Serge Kornew
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Release 25 Mar 2022
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