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Item 73: Survival Clicker

Instructions:

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

Description


Item 73: Survival Clicker: A Beginner's Guide

Dying is baked into the premise here, so don't panic the first time it happens. You're Object 73, a clone stuck in an endless loop under the Jericho Complex, and every death is just a reset button dressed up as lore. Spend your first few runs clicking through easy enemies near the entrance, stack up basic materials, and get a feel for how fast damage ticks up before you wander into a contaminated sector and get flattened by something with way too many rotating gun barrels.

Controller & Keyboard Guide

  • Click directly on an enemy to land a hit; rapid clicking chains damage faster than single taps.
  • Tap on resource nodes and loot drops scattered around each room to scoop them up.
  • Open your inventory or crafting menu with the on-screen buttons to check gear and materials.
  • Use upgrade panels to spend collected scrap on weapons and armor between fights.
  • Move between rooms and locations by selecting the map or door icons at the edge of the screen.

Pro-Level Advice

  • Farm the laboratories early since mutants there drop steady materials without punishing you too hard for mistakes.
  • Don't dump every resource into one weapon; a balanced loadout survives the drone-heavy archives much better.
  • Check the armory sections specifically for gear upgrades — they tend to hide better loot than open corridors.
  • Rogue synthetics hit harder than they look, so upgrade your defense stat before pushing into new zones blindly.
  • Treat each death as a data point, not a failure — note what killed you and gear up against that exact threat next cycle.
  • Keep clicking through idle periods too; passive gains add up, but active clicking during fights still does the heavy lifting.