Object 73: Survival Clicker

Click your way through the Jericho Complex, scavenging gear and blasting clones before the underground experiment turns you into another failed subject.

Object 73 drops you into the Jericho Complex, a claustrophobic underground lab where you're the latest clone trying to outlast whatever the scientists cooked up. It's a clicker-meets-survival hybrid: every enemy you click takes damage, and every kill drops some scrap you'll need for upgrades. I spent my first half hour just clicking madly, watching my health tick down, and realizing I should have bought that armor upgrade sooner. The pacing is deceptive—early fights feel trivial, then a spitter clone shows up and suddenly you're juggling bandages and praying your gun doesn't jam. The loop is simple but satisfying: kill, loot, upgrade, push deeper. Your equipment matters more than raw clicking speed. A rusty pipe works fine on the first few floors, but by the time you reach the reactor level, you'll want the automatic rifle and a stack of medkits. What I like is how the game doesn't hold your hand—you'll learn which enemies to prioritize (the ones that explode are not polite), and the truth about the experiment is scattered in journal entries that actually reward exploring side rooms. There's a quiet tension under the clicking. The audio design sells it: distant alarms, dripping water, the wet crunch when a clone goes down. It's not a horror game, but it knows how to make you feel like you're not alone down there. If you're looking for a clicker with a bit of actual survival pressure, this one's worth your afternoon.

You control Object 73, a clone exploring the underground Jericho Complex. Your goal is to survive, gather resources, upgrade equipment and uncover the truth behind the experiment. *Combat Click on enemies to attack them and deal damage. Defeated enemies d

Focus on armor upgrades early—your health pool is tiny and medkits are scarce. Click enemies in order of danger: spitters first, then melee rushers. Save your scrap for the automatic weapon; the pipe becomes useless after floor 3. Explore side rooms even if you're low health—journal entries sometimes carry permanent stat boosts. Don't ignore the 'click damage' upgrade; it stacks faster than you think. Kite enemies by clicking and moving backward—some clones have a wind-up before they hit.

Q: Is Object 73: Survival Clicker free? A: Yes, it's completely free to play in your web browser. Q: Can I play Object 73: Survival Clicker on my phone? A: It runs on mobile browsers, though clicking is easier with a mouse. Q: Do I need to download anything to play? A: No download needed—just open the page and start clicking. Q: Is there a way to save my progress? A: The game saves automatically to your browser after each floor. Q: What should I upgrade first? A: Armor and click damage give the best early survival boost. Q: How do I heal during a run? A: Defeated enemies sometimes drop medkits; click them to restore health.