Last updated: 2026-10-22 · Deutsche Version
The whole map in the style of an old game console: hard pixels, bold retro colours (green, yellow, red for health), thick black outlines and 8-bit sound – missiles and explosions included. The effect runs entirely on the graphics chip and costs hardly any performance.
Your president’s current order now stays at the top of the game – for example “President says: Attack France!”. It stays until a new order arrives or the target has fallen; tap it to show the target country on the map.
New on the website: a detailed game guide, strategy tips for attack, defence and the Click War, and answers to frequently asked questions.
A strange world full of water: every country becomes its own island, the continents stay recognisable, and the Americas move closer to Europe and Africa.
A round counter in the menu and at the top centre of the game shows your effective clicks across all rounds – with a progress ring to the next goal. It counts against bots, against players and in the Click War.
In the silent film theme a fill level like in a glass now shows how much health a country has left; participating countries are bright, non-participating ones hatched.
The map can now look and sound completely different: silent film with film grain, night with city lights, treasure map, radar, winter with snowmen and lava world. Every player sees their own theme.
When your country has fallen, a button takes you straight back to the main menu.
All click sounds are now equally loud and no longer get lost when clicking fast. In the endgame with many fallen countries the map runs much more smoothly.
When you become president, a banner congratulates you. Damage numbers on the map now show the real hotspots: where most is happening, the numbers are bigger. The start menu shows how many players are online.
World War Click is online: quick rounds against players from around the world, playing against bots, a tutorial and the Click War – in 16 languages.