Auto-clicker and automation apps are tools that help automate various tasks, functions, and operations on your Android device. Auto-tapping apps typically work with a movable or floating control panel, allowing you to start, stop, and pause your taps.

Automation apps can perform automatic clicking or tapping and can be programmed to carry out nearly any action your device can perform.

With the use of triggers, actions, and constraints (macros), automation apps can help you get the most out of your phone or tablet.

If you want to automate gaming actions, system maintenance, or practically any function or action your device can perform, these auto-tapper apps can deliver without requiring root access.

1. Tapping

The Tapping app works wonders if you play games that require quick and repetitive taps or clicks. Set the floating control panel in the location that needs tapping, and then tap the Start button to begin. Depending on your needs, change the intervals between taps or the length of each tap, as well as the entire period.

Tapping supports Android 7.0 and is free to download. For a small fee, the Pro version comes with additional features.

What We Like

• The free version works well for high-speed or repetitive taps.
• The floating control panel ensures more accurate tap positioning.

What We Don't Like

• The free version is a little light on features.

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2. MacroDroid

MacroDroid uses macros to automate a wide range of daily tasks and operations. With more than 100 pre-coded actions, MacroDroid helps you maximize your device's potential while minimizing your input efforts.

Reducing battery usage, managing data connectivity, and creating custom sound profiles are just a few of the many tasks MacroDroid can handle. For more advanced users, scripts, plugins, and user-defined variables are available for additional customization. The app offers a free version with a five-macro limit as well as an unlimited Pro version.

What We Like

• Offers a clear and functional user interface.
• Good selection of pre-loaded actions.

What We Don't Like

• Setup is a little confusing for beginners.
• Download MacroDroid for Android

3. QuickTouch

QuickTouch is another mobile app that provides fast, accurate auto-tapping. Similar to Tapping, QuickTouch has a floating panel that acts as the app's start/stop controller; it can be moved around as needed, including for mobile games that call for aggressive and repetitive tapping. Adjust the click delay, duration, and the timeout period as necessary.

QuickTouch supports Android 7.0 and up, is free to download, and offers a Pro, ad-free version for a low cost.

What We Like

• The free version offers all available features.
• The app clicks and taps quickly and accurately.

What We Don't Like

• Features are limited.
• Download QuickTouch for Android

4. AnkuLua

AnkuLua works by running scripts that automate the actions you'd take using an app or game. You don't have to write any code or know any programming languages; simply record your activities and then set any additional conditions.

The app has a community forum where members share scripts and ideas, as well as get support from the developer. AnkuLua is free to download and supports Android 4.0 and up. A Pro version with more features is available, with prices varying based on how long of a license you purchase.

What We Like

• Recording option is easy to use and functions well with most apps tested.

What We Don't Like

• Free version has a one-script limitation.

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5. Droid Automation

With Droid Automation, simplify your day-to-day mobile functions quickly and easily. The app's interface and process are straightforward, even for users with little to no automation or macro experience.

Create your profiles, choose your triggers, and then select the tasks you wish to automate. The app comes stocked with a healthy variety of tasks (networks, sound, media, display, phone, etc.), as well as several triggers (Wi-Fi/Bluetooth states, power state, headset state, schedule, interval, and more). Droid Automation is free to download and supports Android 4.0 and up.

What We Like

• User interface is easy to navigate.
• The app is fully featured with no ads.
• Very responsive developer.

What We Don't Like

• Some tasks and triggers can lose functionality shortly after an update.

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6. Automagic

Automagic is another popular automation app that can handle a multitude of device operations, including geolocation setting changes, auto-replying to texts, creating weekly backup files, executing URLs and download links, locking your device, and several others.

The app uses flows to define the automation process, consisting of triggers, actions, and conditions. Each flow can have an unlimited number of elements and can be viewed graphically as a flowchart. The premium version is free to use and evaluate for 10 days.

What We Like

• Full access to all the app's features during the trial period.
• Good graphical visualization of each flow or automation sequence.

What We Don't Like

• The evaluation copy has to be sideloaded.
• Download Automagic for Android (Free Trial)

7. E-Robot

E-Robot comes with more than 170 different event types and more than 150 action types that all can be edited by parameters. The app can run events that are location-oriented, application-based, time-triggered, and more.

E-Robot supports Android 4.0 and up, can execute JavaScript, and comes with third-party support for tools such as Ipack icons and plugins. The free version has no feature limitations but does display ads. Purchase a Pro key or donate to the developer to have the ads removed.

What We Like

• App has an extensive selection of both actions and events.
• Offers parameterized editing options.

What We Don't Like

• The app is slightly advanced for newcomers to mobile device automation.
• Download E-Robot for Android

8. Automate

Automate is similar to Automagic in that it uses flowcharts to set automation paths and tasks. Editing your flowcharts is done by adding or removing building blocks, which are visually represented in chart form.

The app comes with a vast list of building blocks to customize, including alarms, account sync, notifications, Bluetooth, contacts, calendar, camera, Gmail, map, ringtone, and more. There's an active in-app community that shares custom flows and ideas on how to utilize the application.

Automate supports Android 4.0 and up and is free to download. The Premium version has no restrictions on the number of running blocks.

What We Like

• The app is very easy to use.
• The big list of building blocks makes for endless automation possibilities.

What We Don't Like

• The app occasionally stops on some devices.

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Top 10 Most Viewed YouTube Videos of All Time

1. Despacito by Luis Fonsi featuring Daddy Yankee

Youtube views: 6.15 Billion

If you take a look at Billboard’s Hot 100 Songs of 2017, you’ll find Despacito in the number two spot. It’s pretty clear that popular songs can also become highly watched YouTube videos. And with over 6.15 billion video views, it’s pretty clear why this is the most watched YouTube video. You have the music repeat factor where you watch it over again just to hear the song. And back in 2017 Spotify was popular, but not as popular as it is today. Despacito’s video has all the trademarks of a popular music video: dance sequences, good-looking people, palm trees, naturescapes, club scene, and of course the catchiest song to sing along to. The song is entirely in Spanish, making it one of the three on this top ten most viewed YouTube videos list that aren’t in English.

2. Shape of You by Ed Sheeran

YouTube Views: 4.17 Billion

The second most viewed YouTube video is the Shape of You music video with over 4.17 billion video views. Another interesting tidbit is that it was actually the number one on Billboard’s Hot 100 Songs of 2017, beating out Despacito. Unlike most videos, where the singer sings in front of the camera, Shape of You is like a 4-minute movie telling the story of an athletic couple, and the song is just background music. The movie style music video isn’t too common, which makes it a compelling love story to watch. There are also some funny moments where Ed Sheeran and a sumo wrestler fight in the ultimate match. It also has a profound female empowerment message in it: Sheeran is a weakling compared to his love interest.

3. See You Again by Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth

YouTube Views: 4.08 Billion

See You Again is the main song for the Fast and Furious 7 movie. One of the stars, Paul Walker, died in an infamous car crash shortly before its release. The song and music video are a tribute to Paul Walker and his journey in the Fast and Furious series. If you take a look at the video’s comments, you’ll see several notes about Paul Walker, suggesting that the video went viral because of his sudden death. The song in the video was also popular enough to earn a number three spot in the Billboard Hot 100 for 2015. The sad tone of the song and video make it worth watching over and over again. Emotions can play a big role in helping make a video go viral. Everyone can relate to the pain you feel from losing a loved one, which helps make this one of the most viewed YouTube videos of all time.

4. Masha and the Bear: Recipe for Disaster by Get Movies

YouTube Views: 3.55 Billion

The only non-music video on this list, Masha and the Bear: Recipe for Disaster, is the fourth most viewed YouTube video with over 3.55 billion video views. Shockingly, the video somehow has a high percentage of dislikes, clocking in at about 2.4 million dislikes while only 4.4 million likes. What’s made this Russian animation short so popular? It’s likely that the short became popular because it’s made for kids. Kid-friendly content tends to perform well on YouTube (you’ll learn about another example later in this article). The storytelling element is understood even if you don’t speak Russian, which makes this an easy watch. Plus, the story has some funny moments to entertain young children.

5. Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars

YouTube Views: 3.53 Billion

Uptown Funk was the number one song of 2015 on the Billboard Hot 100. According to Joe Bennett, a music professor at Bath Spa University, the song’s popularity is due to two key elements: a lack of a chorus and a slower tempo. These two elements make the song stand out. And as we’ve seen with other songs on this list, a number one hit makes it easier to score one of the most viewed YouTube videos. Another interesting tidbit is that Bruno Mars performed at the 2014 Super Bowl halftime show, which helped elevate his popularity and make his video more viral. The video itself has an old-school feel to it which makes it a unique watch that you don’t really see in music videos anymore.

6. Gangnam Style by Psy

YouTube Views: 3.3 Billion

Gangnam Style was once the most viewed YouTube video of all time, as it was the first YouTube video to reach one billion views. The song is undeniably catchy, but the video shines with a level of quirkiness mainstream American media hadn’t seen before. The silly dance moves in unexpected places just makes this an all around fun video to watch. And let’s be honest, you’ve probably tried Psy’s dance moves yourself. The YouTube video has a carefree element which makes it easy to just allow yourself to be entertained while watching. With over 3.3 billion YouTube video views since it was published in July 2012, it’s pretty clear that Psy’s colorful personality is what helped make this video a raving success.

7. Sorry by Justin Bieber

YouTube Views: 3.1 Billion

Sorry, the seventh most watched YouTube video, is quite a unique music video. Throughout the entire three minutes and 25 seconds, I waited… and waited… for Justin Bieber. It’s basically a Waiting for Godot music video because *spoiler alert* the Biebs just never shows up. Instead, the entire music video features an all-female dance crew in neon outfits and expressive faces. One of the non-song related reasons why this video might’ve been popular is because you can literally dance along with the simple moves. Some might’ve chosen to add this to a workout playlist on YouTube which can help elevate the number of views it gets. But aside from that, Justin Bieber currently has four music videos with over one billion YouTube views, so it’s likely that his 44.45 million YouTube subscribers help boost his videos’ viral success.

8. Sugar by Maroon 5

YouTube Views: 2.94 Billion

I vividly remember the marketing of this music video. There were countless articles from top media outlets reporting that Maroon 5 made a viral video. How did they do that? They crashed a bunch of weddings and performed a mini concert for couples in Los Angeles. Of course, there was later some negative publicity about how the stunt was actually fake, though the band denies this. Regardless of whether it’s real or fake, the reality is that it went viral anyway – I mean, there are literally only seven other videos more viral than the Sugar video.

9. Roar by Katy Perry

YouTube Views: 2.8 Billion

Katy Perry is the first female on this list so far with her ever-catchy song and video for Roar. In the video, Perry is stranded in a jungle after a plane crash and is forced to survive on her own after her partner is eaten by a tiger. The comical video shows Perry constantly facing her fears, striving to survive, and taming animals while wearing scantily clad outfits. While Katy’s song was popular, landing at number 10 on the top 100 songs in 2013, her sizable fanbase of 33 million subscribers helped launch her view to a 2.8 billion view count. Plus, as with any lead single, it usually gets the biggest budget and most hype, which helps her land the most viewed YouTube video for a female artist.

10. Shake It Off by Taylor Swift

YouTube Views: 2.76 Billion

The legendary Taylor Swift also inched her way into the top 10 most viewed YouTube videos of all time with an epic 2.76 billion YouTube views. Her highly controversial music video received backlash for cultural appropriation as it perpetuates black stereotypes. However, this negative publicity may have actually helped Taylor Swift get more YouTube views to her video. Her 33 million YouTube subscribers, who heavily promote her music and videos on social media, surely didn’t hurt either.

So, How Can You Create The Most Viewed Youtube Videos?

There are a few ways you can create your own viral videos using the strategies that top celebrities use. You might not be able to rake in the multi-billion YouTube views some of these artists get, but you can still create a super popular video. Here are a few ideas to help you create the most viewed YouTube videos:

Create videos you can watch multiple times

Songs have a repeat factor where you listen to it non-stop for hours. Videos can also have that effect. Workout videos like Justin Bieber’s dance video can be a good blend between using popular music while having your own unique content. Check out Mark Kramer Pastrana’s YouTube channel for repeatable workout inspiration. You can also create countdown timers, productivity timers, relaxation videos, and similar content with background noise or music that would encourage daily use.

Jump on viral trends

Like Maroon 5’s wedding crashing video, we’ve seen a viral video types emerge over the years like flash mobs, lip dubs, prank videos, parody videos, ice bucket challenges, and others just like it. While it’s always amazing to be the first to do something original, it can also be difficult to innovate. If you’re up for it, you’ll need to experiment a lot to inch closer to viral success. Otherwise, you could easily focus on jumping in on trends as they happen.

Have fun

Funny videos kept topping the list of the most watched videos. Being funny comes down to being yourself and carefree. So bust out those ridiculous dance moves, show off your expressive face, laugh at your own jokes, or tell a funny story. The more you let yourself enjoy the process of creating YouTube videos, the more people will enjoy watching them.

Conclusion

The most viewed YouTube videos of all time share a few common feats that are worth exploring. Music has a powerful way to make you watch something on loop. So don’t be afraid to explore creating your own songs to help you skyrocket to YouTube success. If you focus on tying the common themes found in these videos like being controversial, throwing in some humor, and jumping on viral trends, you’ll inch closer to the top of the most watched YouTube videos.

What’s your all-time favorite YouTube video? Share it in the comments (feel free to share your own too!).

So, we’ve put together a list of the 20 most popular video games right now, so you can get in on the action!

There’s everything from RPG’s to first-person shooters, multiplayer battle royales to fighting games, so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding one you like.

Anyway, scroll through the list, pick your favourites and get playing!

The 20 Most Popular Video Games Right Now (2019)

The list of popular video games and figures mentioned below have been compiled from various sources around the web, such as Ranker.

These are the 20 most popular video games right now:

20. Call of Duty: WWII

Starting off our list of the most popular video games right now is Call of Duty: WWII.

This is the fourteenth game in the COD series, and the only game to be set primarily in a World War since the 2008 version – Call of Duty: World at War.

In case you didn’t know, Call of Duty is a first-person shooter-style video game that allows the player to complete missions and play online multiplayer battles.

It’s super fun, and an exciting game to play with your friends, especially if you’re all playing against each other online.

This version of COD was released in 2007 by Activision and developed by Sledgehammer Games.

If you’re interested in grabbing a copy, then you should know that it’s available to play on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

19. Super Smash Bros: For Wii U

Next up, we have an incredibly addictive beat-em-up, that’s great fun to play with your friends or family members.

Smash Bros is known as a cross-over fighting video game because, unlike regular fighting games, it features characters, titles, music and stages from several different Nintendo and third-party franchises.

The general premise of the game, like any fighting game, is to defeat your opponent using a number of different attacks and boot them out of the arena.

Super Smash Bros was developed by Bandai Namco Studios and Sora Ltd., and published by Nintendo.

If you love your fighting games and have yet to experience the magic of SSB, then definitely give this one a try if you have a Wii U.

18. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an action role-playing video game that’s the fifth instalment of the popular Elder Scrolls series.

Released worldwide in 2011, it’s available to play on Microsoft Windows, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.

Set 200 years after Oblivion; the game’s main story revolves around your characters quest to find and defeat a pretty bad-ass dragon – Alduin the World-Eater.

As you can guess from his name, the dragon is destined to destroy the world, so your character has to do everything in his power to stop him.

It’s an action role-playing game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks.

To date, its sold over 30 million copies worldwide!

17. Call of Duty: Black Ops II

If first-person shooters are your thing, then Call of Duty: Black Ops II is for you.

Developed by Treyarch and published by Activision, Call of Duty: Black Ops II has sold over 24 million copies since it was released in 2012.

The game is set in two different time periods, the 1980s and 2025, and switches between the two at different periods throughout the game.

In both time periods, your character is in constant pursuit of Raul Menendez, a Nicaraguan cartel leader, and it’s up to you to find him and get the job done.

Like most first-person shooters, there’s a lot of shooting, explosions, death and graphic content… which is awesome in my book.

16. Spider-Man (2018)

The 2018 version of Spider-Man is pretty similar to all the other Spider-Man video games that have come before it, however this time, the plot is different and it’s presented in a third-person perspective.

The main storyline is that a super crime lord, Mr Negative, formulates a plan to seize control of New York cities criminal underworld, and threatens to release a potentially catastrophic virus.

Obviously, Spider-Man has something to say about that and, as you’re playing as Spider-Man, you’re tasked with taking out Mr.Negative and spoiling his criminal plans.

It’s well worth a go if you’re into action-adventure games.

15. The Legend of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild

The fifteenth most popular video game right now is The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild.

Released in 2017, this action-adventure video game was both developed and published by Nintendo and follows in line with the Zelda series.

After waking from a hundred-year hibernation, your goal, as Link, is to defeat the Calamity Gagnon before it can destroy the Kingdom of Hyrule.

You’re able to explore the open world as freely as you wish, and you’ll encounter lots of interesting side puzzles and quests throughout your journey.

This one’s definitely recommended by us. Give it a try.

14. Super Mario Odyssey

Next up we have a really cool game for the Nintendo Switch.

Super Mario Odyssey is yet another entry in the popular Super Mario series; however, on the Switch, it feels like a totally new type of game!

It follows Mario and Cappy as he travels across numerous worlds to rescue Princess Peace from his arch-nemesis, Bowser.

This type of game is known as a platform game and was developed and published by Nintendo in 2017.

Playing this on the Switch is amazing, and for some reason, you really feel immersed in the game, even if you don’t use the dock to play it on your TV.

It’s a must-play game, so try and get your hands on a copy and let us know what you think.

13. Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII

Similar to the first two Call of Duty games on our list; Black Ops IIII is the fifth instalment in the Black Ops series and an absolute joy to play.

Released in 2018, this is the first version of the game that does not feature a single-player campaign mode, instead opting for a solo missions mode.

Also, the multiplayer mode is the first in the series not to feature automatic health regeneration.

Again, similar to the other versions of COD, Black Ops III is really fun to play and one of the best multiplayer games going.

12. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Coming in at number 12 is this multi-player first-person shooter, released in 2012.

Following the success of the other three games in the series, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was released on a variety of platforms and consoles, including, Microsft Windows, OS X, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. A Linux version followed two years later, in 2014.

The game features two teams: The Terrorists and the Counter-Terrorists, who each have their own tasks to complete whilst simultaneously defending themselves from one and other.

Its gameplay received positive reviews from critics upon release and it has since gone on to draw in around 11 million players a month.

11. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds or “PUBG” is an online multiplayer battle royale game with epic proportions!

It’s a pretty simple game to understand. Up to one hundred players drop into each game via parachute and battle it out to the last man standing.

As a player, you’re able to scavenge for weapons and other equipment to give you the best chance of success.

However, there’s nowhere to hide as the game is designed to continually reduce the “safe area”, forcing you to battle to the death.

I’d highly recommend playing this game. It’s one of the most popular video games right now for a reason!

10. League of Legends

You might have heard people talking about “LOL” and thought to yourself, what on earth is that?!

Well, LOL stands for League of Legends, one of the most epic games on the planet.

LOL is a multiplayer online battle arena video game that was heavily inspired by World of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne.

As a player, you’re a “summoner” who controls a “champion” that has individual abilities.

You then battle against other players or teams and try to destroy the opposing teams “Nexus” – a structure that lies within the opposition’s base.

If you’ve never played League of Legends or even heard of it, now’s the time to give it a try. I’ll guarantee you won’t stop playing it!

9. Roblox

In ninth position, we have something slightly different to all the previous types of games on the list.

Let me explain…

Roblox is an online multiplayer game creation platform system, that allows users to create their own games and play games that other users have made.

Once you log in, you can see a whole host of user-generated games and virtual worlds, in a variety of different genres.

Whether you like racing games, RPG’s, simulations or obstacle course type games, Roblox will have your back.

Also Check: Free Roblox Song IDs and Music Codes

If you’re looking for something a little different, and want to try out one of the most popular video games right now, then give Roblox a try, as it has over 100 million active monthly users, as of August 2019.

8. Rocket League

First released in 2015, Rocket League is a vehicular soccer video game developed and published by Psyonix.

It was originally released on Microsoft Windows and Playstation 4, and shortly after, ports were released for Xbox One, macOS, Linux and Nintendo Switch.

The general premise of the game is pretty simple, use your rocket-powered car to hit the ball into your opponents net and score points for doing so.

Each team consists of 4 players and the video game can be played both on and offline.

Rocket League is the sequel to Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, which was released on the Playstation 3 in 2008.

I’ve not played this one myself, but it seems like it would be a world of fun.

7. Overwatch

The seventh most popular game right now is a team-based multiplayer first-person shooter – Overwatch.

Developed by one of the best video game developers and publishers ever: Blizzard Entertainment, Overwatch brought in over 40 million players within its first two years.

As a player, you get to choose from a roster of over 30 different characters and you’re split into teams of six.

In your team, you work together to defend different control points and move payload across the map in limited time.

Players can also receive and collect “Cosmic rewards”, which are things like character skins and victory poses.

Overwatch is available to play on Microsoft Windows, Xbox One and Playstation 4.

6. Red Dead Redemption II

Red Dead Redemption II was developed and published by Rockstar Games and released in October 2018.

It’s a western-style action-adventure game that’s available to play on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

It’s the third game in the Red Dead series, following the success of Red Dead Redemption in 2010.

In the game, you play as Arthur Morgan, a member of the Van der Linde gang.

You’ll find yourself having to deal with the demise of the Wild West, whilst trying not to be killed by rival gang members and government officials.

It’s a pretty sick video game if you ask me, and it’s easy to see why it’s one of the most popular video games right now!

5. Super Smash Bros: Ultimate

Next up, we have Super Smash Bros: Ultimate.

Just like number nineteen on our list, Super Smash Bros is a cross-over fighting game that features a number of different characters, stages, music and titles from different Nintendo games.

However, this 2018 version for Nintendo Switch is succeeding the 3DS and Wii U version by a long shot.

Nintendo made public that Super Smash Bros: Ultimate was the most preordered game for the Nintendo Switch and in the SSB series.

After only four months on the market, Ultimate had sold over 13.1 million copies worldwide and is now Nintendo’s fastest-selling game of all time!

4. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Seige

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Seige is the fourth most popular video game right now.

There’s a good reason for that, as it’s one of those games that’s super difficult to put down and addictive as hell!

The online tactical shooter game was developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft.

Released in 2015; it’s available to play on Microsoft Windows, Playstation 4 & Xbox One.

As a player, you take control of either an attacker or a defender in different gameplay modes, like defusing a bomb or rescuing a hostage.

There are no real campaigns to work through, however, there are some short missions that you can play on your own.

In 2018, Rainbox Six Seige won the “Esports Title of the Year” at the Australian Games Awards.

3. Grand Theft Auto V

In third place, we have Grand Theft Auto V – an action-adventure video game released in 2013 by Rockstar Games.

Any of the GTA games shouldn’t really need an introduction; as I’m almost certain most people know what it is by now.

But for those who don’t, GTA is an action-adventure video game that allows you to play as a criminal, committing heists and evading government and police officials.

Its played in either a first or third-person perspective and players have the freedom to get around on foot or vehicle of their choice.

Its spot among the top three most popular video games right now has a lot to do with the fact that it’s the fastest-selling entertainment product in history.

It earnt approximately $800 million in its first day and $1 billion within three days of going on sale.

If you start playing this one, you’re going to find it hard to stop! It’s super addictive.

2. Fortnite

Released by Epic Games in 2017, Fortnite is an online shooter survival game.

It has three different modes that you can choose to play: Save the World, Battle Royale & Creative.

The first two game modes became the most popular choices for the majority of Fortnite players. Battle Royale draws in a whopping 125 million players in less than a year.

Fornite won the “Best Multiplayer/Competitive Game at the recent 2019 Webby Awards.

1. Minecraft

In first place, taking the title of the most popular video game right now is Minecraft.

This sandbox video game was created by Markus Persson and released to the public in 2011 by Mojang.

In the game, you’re able to build things with a variety of 3D building blocks and explore, gather resources, and participate in combat.

Minecraft has sold over 176 million copies across multiple platforms.

It is the best selling and most popular video game of all time!

Summary

We hope you enjoyed our list of the 20 most popular video games right now!

We absolutely love video games at Wealthy Gorilla. They’re just a great way to relax and have some fun with your mates.

Number five and ten are on the WG games list to play next. So if you don’t hear from us for a while, you know why!

Here’s a quick recap of the 20 most popular video games right now:

1. Minecraft
2. Fortnite
3. Grand Theft Auto V
4. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Seige
5. Super Smash Bros: Ultimate
6. Red Dead Redemption II
7. Overwatch
8. Rocket League
9. Roblox
10. League of Legends
11. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds
12. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
13. Call of Duty: Black Ops III
14. Super Mario Odyssey
15. The legend of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
16. Spider-Man
17. Call of Duty: Black Ops II
18. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
19. Super Smash Bros: For Wii U
20. Call of Duty: WII

What’s your favourite most popular video game right now? Leave a comment below.

Some games depend on highly repetitive actions. If you’re extremely bored, or passionate about the game you’re playing, you won’t mind. Otherwise you’ll quickly be drumming your feet and typing with your head.

There’s a way to automate these actions, to initiate a sequence of mouse and keyboard clicks that’ll do those actions for you. These are called macro’s, or trainers if they’re game-specific.

Watch out. These trainers should not be used unconditionally. Download mouse clicker for games (MMORPG’s and the like) is not only unfair to other players, it’s criminal. By breaking those games’ Terms of Service, you can get a permanent ban, and no refund. There’s a very special place in hell for online cheaters.

Making Simple Macro’s – AutoIt

Very simple games will allow the use of simple macro’s. These are little pieces of code that execute, or repeat specific mouse-clicking or key-pressing sequences. If you ever learn to code these macro’s yourself, the possibilities are endless but for this purpose, we will still keep things simple.

Note that there aren’t a lot of games that’ll allow you to take advantage of an automatic mouse clicker for games. Macro’s will remember where on the screen to click, not on what to click. If you’ve got a character that moves around, and a constant need for reorientation in your surroundings, this will not work.

Before you go on, I highly recommend you to read Guy McDowell’s article on AutoIt. In it, he’ll explain where to go, and how to record a personal sequence. More importantly, he explains this in a lot more detail than I will.

Stubborn, are you? You can start by opening SciTE. This application is located in the AutoIt folder under the Start menu, and we’ll use it to “program” our macro.

In SciTE, you can open the recorder under Tools->AU3Recorder. In our case, this little tool will completely remove the need for programming wizardry.

The concept is incredibly simple. After you press the blue icon, AU3Record will map all the places you click and all the keys you press until you stop the recording. Whatever repetitive gaming action you need to have done, do so now.

Once done with recording, you’ll be left with a (very complicated) script. Note that this recording will only play once when initiated. If you want your recording to repeat, you’ll have to tweak some things yourself.

To add a longer, but finite loop, you’ll need to nest your script into the following code. Simply said, replace <script> with your recording, and <stop> with the number of times you want your sequence to be repeated.

For $1 = 1 to <stop>

<script>

Next

MsgBox(0,””, “Finished Macro”)

The first line says that the sequence can repeat, until it reaches the value of <stop>, every time running <script>. If the sequence tries to repeat after that, it’ll be referred to Next; a message box telling you that the macro has finished running.

To add an infinite loop, you’ll need to nest your script into the following code. Again, replacing <script> with your recording.

while 1 = 1

<script>

wend

Remember, you’ll only be able to use this with very simple games.

Downloading Advanced Training Algorithms

For more advanced games, there’s another option still. On the internet, you’ll be able to find more complicated algorithms and applications that’ll be able to flex themselves to find relevant objects on the screen, instead of just hitting a fixed point in the air. Obviously, most people won’t be able to code something like this themselves, but these applications, labeled ‘trainers’, can be found on the internet.

You’ll be able to find a limited number of them on GameCopyWorld. There are also trainers that simply ‘speed up’ the advancements, instead of doing those actions for you, but we won’t be discussing those in this article. Another possible source is MegaGames.

For all other, you’ll have to hit Google. Mind, you shouldn’t try downloading trainers for World of Warcraft, Runescape, or the like. If you go off breaking their Terms of Service and get a ban, it’s your own fault. Hell, it’d be nothing more than justice.

I hope you’ve had some use of this post. Do you know any other tips to make gamers comfortable? Let us know your suggestions in the comments section below.