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Some games require you to leave it running to accumulate score, other games you can shut off and it uses the system clock to let you 'catch up'. a passive mode where you just leave the game alone for hours or days to accumulate score for spending.

an active mode where you gain score by clicking repeatedly and quickly (thus the name 'mousebreaker games') (autoclickers are cheating but everyone does it).

It's the exception that has a story or exploration, it's all about watching numbers go up. There's usually zero or one buttons to press, accumulating score, and you occasionally make choices on what to spend your score on to accumulate more score.

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