Build Your Cookie Empire on Console with Cookie Clicker

Los Angeles, California – The highly popular idle game, Cookie Clicker, has officially made its way to console platforms. Indie publisher Playsaurus announced that the game is now available for download on Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation stores.

The game is priced at $4.99 USD, with a launch discount offered specifically on the Nintendo Switch.

Console players can now dive into the full Cookie Clicker experience, which has been adapted and optimized for controller-based gameplay. Playsaurus expressed excitement about introducing the game to a wider console audience, allowing more players to engage in the process of creating and accumulating vast quantities of virtual cookies.

At its core, Cookie Clicker is an idle game centered around producing cookies.

Players start by simply clicking a large cookie image to generate cookies.

As they accumulate cookies, they can purchase various upgrades and buildings, such as hiring “Grandmas,” building “Farms,” and establishing “Factories,” to automate and significantly increase cookie production.

The game gradually introduces more complex mechanics and helpers, leading to an ever-growing cookie empire.

The game was originally created by indie developer DashNet (Orteil) in 2013.

It quickly gained a significant following and has been consistently updated over the past 12 years, adding new content, upgrades, and features that have contributed to its lasting popularity and depth.

Cookie Clicker has received positive feedback from players on platforms like Steam and Android, often praised for its simple concept that evolves into strategic and engaging gameplay.

Playsaurus is an indie game publisher focused on bringing distinct games to wider audiences. DashNet (Orteil) is recognized as the original developer who helped pioneer the idle game genre with Cookie Clicker.

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