CrossClicker

Some games, especially shooters, require a lot of practice to get through the toughest challenges, with an increasing number of clicks per second needed to succeed. Fortunately, there is no lack of click simulators out there, all designed to help gamers set best personal scores without too much effort. CrossClicker is one of them.

With a name that suggests both its main function and the cross-platform property of the application, CrossClicker is capable of simulating right, left, and middle mouse clicks.

Upon launch, you are greeted by a simplistic interface with just three buttons: one for pausing all actions of CrossClicker, one for accessing the configuration settings, and the third for exiting the application. The current status of the program is also displayed, alongside the control hotkey, which can be changed.

To configure the application's behavior, you must enter the Settings section. CrossClicker allows you to change the click time interval and set the maximum number of clicks it should perform.

There are two options when it comes to the click location. CrossClicker can either click at the current location of the mouse cursor, or do the same at a fixed point. It features a simple method to capture the coordinates of the mouse arrow.

Built in Java, CrossClicker can run on all the major platforms, including Windows, Linux, and macOS. It is easy to use and easy to configure, allowing you to perform multiple clicks at specified locations automatically, without intervention and with minimum effect on the system resources. Nevertheless, it can only simulate single clicks and not double or triple ones, which might affect its clicks per second ratio.