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Smash stones. Collect artifacts. Build the world’s most profitable museum. A short clicker game set in the archeology room of a museum. Build up your collection and Upgrade until you break it.

Steam ↗Windows
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About Smash Hit Museum

Smash Hit Museum is a 3D stone‑smashing clicker/idle game where players break stones to uncover artifacts from various eras. As each stone is smashed, the museum collection expands, drawing more visitors who pay an entrance fee.

Progress is driven by upgrades to the hammer, prestige skills bought with Museum Tickets, and a Lucky Coin that flips on every hit. The game blends action, casual clicking, and simulation of a growing museum filled with historical items.

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Stone‑Smashing Clicker Gameplay

The core loop is a 3D clicker where each hit breaks a stone, revealing hidden artifacts. The idle element lets the hammer continue hitting automatically once upgrades are unlocked.

Eight distinct stones, each linked to an artifact group, provide varied visual themes. Players watch the stones shatter while the museum fills with new items.

  • Observe which stones yield larger artifact groups to prioritize early upgrades.
  • Compare the speed of auto‑hits after unlocking upgrades to gauge efficiency.

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Artifacts to Discover

Across the eight stones, there are 24 unique artifacts representing different eras and locations. Each discovery adds to the museum's collection and contributes to the game's visual progress.

Artifacts are hidden inside stones, so each smash can potentially reveal a new piece, encouraging repeated play to complete the set.

  • Track which eras you have collected to focus on missing artifact groups.
  • Use the museum display as a visual checklist for completed artifacts.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · InIt Games

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Hammer Upgrades

Players can unlock auto‑hits, new hammers, and upgrades to size, speed, and damage. These upgrades make each smash more effective and speed up artifact collection.

Upgrading the hammer also influences the rate at which the Lucky Coin flips, adding a secondary benefit to each hit.

  • Prioritize damage upgrades early to break stones faster.
  • Balance size and speed upgrades to maintain a steady flow of hits.

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Prestige Skills and Museum Tickets

Museum Tickets are found in stones and can be spent on over 50 prestige skills. These skills accelerate progress, such as getting your auto hammer going and progressing faster.

Prestige skills represent a long‑term upgrade path, allowing players to customize how quickly their museum expands.

  • Invest in prestige skills that enhance auto‑hammer for a hands‑off experience.
  • Compare the cost of each skill against its impact on visitor revenue.

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Visitors and Museum Revenue

As the collection grows, visitors continuously arrive, fighting their way into the museum to pay a hefty entrance fee. This creates a steady income stream independent of active smashing.

Visitor flow increases with the size of the museum, linking artifact acquisition directly to profit generation.

  • Monitor visitor numbers after adding new artifacts to see revenue spikes.
  • Balance hammer upgrades with visitor income to maintain a smooth cash flow.

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    Smash Hit Museum FAQ

    What platforms can I play Smash Hit Museum on?

    The game is available on Windows; macOS and Linux are not listed as supported platforms.

    Is there a single‑player mode?

    Yes, the game is described as a single‑player experience.

    Can I earn achievements?

    Steam Achievements are included among the game’s features.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.