Welcome to this week’s installment of F2P Friday, where we highlight our favorite Free-2-Play games. The video game market is oversaturated, and sometimes, hidden gems fall through the cracks. This is where we dig for you and feature a new F2P game we know you will enjoy every week. This week, we peel away at Sticker Clicker, a simple hidden object game about clearing a vandalized locker.
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Sticker Clicker
Stickers, stickers everywhere — ready for the peel. In this town, no surface is safe from vandals, including your locker. Work your way around all sides and pull away the layers of stickers to reveal the clean metal once more.
The Basics
Let’s get down to the basics. Linus Gärtig created Sticker Clicker, which was developed during the Global Game Jam for the “Lost & Found” theme. Sticker Clicker is a simple hidden-object game about removing stickers from a locker. The controls are simple to understand and master, though they are easier to control on mobile than on PC. If you are playing on a laptop, a mouse must navigate the screen and zoom in on the cluttered mural.
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There are over 100 stickers with unique artwork on the locker surface. Pulling/swiping on the screen turns the locker on a platform to reveal each side. The top right corner displays a sticker hidden somewhere on the locker. Once found, it will disappear, and you’ll get the next objective.
Why Should I Play?
Why should you play Sticker Clicker? This simple puzzle game is easy to pick up and fun to play solo or in a group. This game is totally accessible to gamers of all skill levels. You can also play it anywhere with the mobile option. This is a great option to fit between events in a busy schedule and is endlessly replayable with the randomly generated sticker placement.
Ready to pick up something new? You can play Sticker Clicker on Itch.io for free right in your browser.
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