The long and (somewhat) waited-for S'more Clicker 2 is finally out! Features 9 new upgrades, and 16 upgrades in all! ~ Instructions ~ Click on the s'more and buy upgrades. Try to get the highest Status! ~ Includes The Following! ~ ★16 upgrades! ★A nice, sleek design! ★Marshmallows! ★New Status System! ★And some of the hottest stuff in the universe! ★Nice art too ;)
I hope you enjoy my newest game: S'more Clicker 2! :D If you enjoyed it, could you leave a ❤️ or ⭐️? Thanks! Post how many S'mores you have in the comments below! Credits ----------------------------------------------- ★Icons from Flaticon.com ★Some assets by @37457 ★Programming by @37457 ★Number Font by @Psychono ★Music is by Deon Custom, And Sneetric --------------------------------------------------------- Updates - ★Game uploaded on 2/19/2018 ★Update on 2/20/2018 ★Patch on 2/24/2018 --------------------------------------------------------- Upgrade Descriptions In order to roast good marshmallows, you need Hot stuff! --------------------------------------------------------- Matches - Cheap and easy source of heat Campfire - Good old-fashioned, rustic s'mores Engine - Melting S'mores on a car engine? That's why they call it "hot rod" Blowtorch - A modest temperature of 3,623 degrees to char your marshmallows to a crisp Explosives - The best way to roast marshmallows and look really cool while doing it Volcano - "We just bought a volcano" Power plant - Automated production line to fabricate S'mores with maximum efficiency Star - S'mores in space 2, the electric boogaloo Raygun - S'mores amplified by stimulated emission of radiation Natural Gas - Bad for the climate. Incredible for S'mores. Fire Crystal - Ancient fire enchantment that can roast marshmallows, and only cost 2 magic points while doing it. Gamma Ray - Take the ray gun, make it 20x hotter, boom, you have a gamma ray (may cause blindness) Alien Ray - Out-of-this-world alien tech that obliterates marshmallows Black Hole - Real talk, like, how does this work??? Hadron Collider - Compacts S'mores to the smallest particles possible, giving them a temperature of 7 trillion degrees Celsius Quasar - Is it even worth it anymore? 'mores
