Verity | A fun clicker is a horror clicker where you click a yellow face, earn points, and buy upgrades to reach further changes in the character and atmosphere. Start by clicking the cardboard box to reveal Verity. Stronger clicks and automatic income speed up progress, while dialogue choices can send the run in different directions.
How Do You Play Verity | A fun clicker?
Click the box repeatedly until Verity appears, then click the face to earn points. Open Upgrades and select an upgrade you can afford. Use the mouse to answer dialogue when it appears.
The number at the top is your spendable balance: buying an upgrade reduces it. If the counter suddenly drops after a purchase, check the upgrade's new price before assuming you lost progress.
What Do the Click and Auto-click Upgrades Do?
Click upgrades increase the points earned from your own clicks. Auto-click upgrades generate income without further clicks on Verity while the game remains running. These effects were checked during play; the early upgrades work as follows:
| Upgrade | Initial price | Effect observed during play |
|---|---|---|
| +1 Click | 50 points | Raised the starting reward from 1 to 2 points per click. The next purchase cost 75. |
| +5 Auto-click | 500 points | The balance continued rising without clicking Verity. The next purchase cost 750. |
| +25 Click | 2,500 points | Added 25 to the existing click reward: a 4-point click became a 29-point click. |
For active play, click upgrades make each press more valuable. Automation helps when you pause between clicks. Check the current price each time: the starting price is not a permanent price, and buying several smaller upgrades uses points you could save for a larger one.
Does Verity Transform as You Progress?
Yes. Verity's expressions and the background change as you progress, and dialogue interrupts the upgrade loop. The cheerful opening gives way to horror imagery, sudden close-up scares, and bright transition flashes.
When a question appears, stop clicking long enough to read it. Choices can change the direction of the run, so they deserve more attention than another routine purchase. The specific transformations and outcomes are best discovered in play.
For another game combining clicking with a horror theme, try Horror Clicker.