Frequently asked questions
Last updated: 2026-10-22 · Deutsche Version
Does World War Click cost anything?
No. The game is free and funded by advertising. Click skins and map themes are purely cosmetic and give no gameplay advantage.
Do I need to install anything?
No. World War Click runs directly in your browser – on a computer, tablet or phone. On your phone you can add the page to your home screen.
Do I need an account?
Yes, you sign in for free with Google or your e-mail address. That way your skins, click counter and your place in the Click War stay with you on every device. You get a random player name that you can change – other players never see your e-mail address or your real name.
How many players are in a world?
A quick world has up to 200 active players, a country up to 50. The Click War is one world for everyone with up to 1,000 players.
Why can’t I attack a country?
Countries without active players are protected. Clicks on your own country or your allies do nothing either. And once your country has fallen, you can only attack the country that defeated you (revenge).
Is it fair when big countries have many players?
Every click counts the same for every player, and every country has 100% health. Matchmaking spreads players so that no country becomes overpowered, and small countries can form alliances – which may not grow larger than the largest single country.
What is the Click War?
One single world for everyone that runs for a week. Your home country is based on your location, registration is open during the first 24 hours of a season, and countries stay attackable even while their players are offline.
Can I join a round that is already running?
Yes. During the first 2 minutes new countries start at full health, after that with the average of the others. After 10 minutes no new countries can enter – then you join a country that is already playing or wait for the next round.
What happens to my coins after a round?
You keep your coins, ammunition and turrets. Health, alliances and presidencies are reset.
Is there a chat?
No, on purpose. Presidents give their country orders from fixed templates (“Attack …!”, “Arm …!”). That keeps the game free of insults and spam.
What data is stored?
Only what the game needs: your player name, purchased skins, your click counter and your game state. Details are in the privacy policy (German).
How can I contact the developers?
By e-mail – the address is in the imprint. We are happy about feedback, ideas and bug reports.