History VideoGame / NickelodeonClickamajigs

** If you play this game in send-to-a-friend mode, you only give the children caramels, and no black licorice is on the plate. However, after you give the children some of the orange candies, the door will close, only for the mail slot to be bust open by the boy in the bumblebee costume, who will still morph into a sharp-toothed demon and scream at you.

* ThrowTheDogABone: In "Candy Time", a boy gets several random things in his candy bucket. He only gets a piece of candy when the player ends the game.

** If you play this game in send-to-a-friend mode, you only give the children caramels, and no black licorice is on the plate. However, after you give the children some of the orange candies, the door will close, only for the mail slot to be bust open by the boy in the bumblebee costume, who will morph into a sharp-toothed demon with horns sticking out of his forehead and sticking out a forked tongue, which makes the game even more scary than it already is.

* UrineTrouble: "Whizz Kid" is about a little boy who's in desperate need of a porta potty, but keeps getting cut in line. End the game, and he'll promptly wet his pants.

* JumpScare:
** "Black Licorice" is particularly infamous for this. Whatever you do, do '''not''' give the adorable trick-or-treaters black licorice, or else they'll ''morph into sharp-toothed demons and scream at you!''

* "One Fine Day on Main Street" has you placing [[BananaPeel banana peels]] on a sidewalk to make unknowing pedestrians slip up like Creator/CharlieChaplin.

''Nickelodeon Clickamajigs'' were a series of simple flash games from the late 1990s and early 2000s hosted on the Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} website. There isn't really any gameplay to most of them: just click on the screen and watch the animations play. A few have simple click-and-drag gameplay but most simply, as the name implies, involve clicking and watching animations.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: There's a lot of it.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential:

** In "Nutcracker vs. Sugarplum Fairies", the player controls a giant Nutcracker beating up the Sugar Plum Fairies. They eventually get him back--when the player clicks "end game", the curtains close, sounds of violent smashing are heard, and the curtains open to reveal a destroyed Nutcracker.

** In "Nutcracker vs. Sugarplum Fairies", you control the Nutcracker and the purpose of the game is to beat up the Sugarplum Fairies. You can have him punch them, kick them or even eat them whole.

** In "Nutcracker vs. Sugarplum Fairies", the player controls a giant Nutcracker on stage, punching, kicking, and eating the Sugar Plum Fairies. They eventually get him back--when the player clicks "end game", the curtains close, sounds of violent smashing are heard, and the curtains open to reveal a destroyed Nutcracker.

** In "International Toe Stubber", the screen displays several flags on the bottom. Clicking a flag will cause a short animation to play of a man stubbing his toe and yelling in that language.

** One Clickamajig had the player harass an elderly astronaut with a bunch of old people items such as dentures or a can of prunes by letting them float around and bump into him. When the player leaves he would yell "Come baaaaaack!", as if his misery were preferable to solitude.

* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: In "Candy Time" the rabbit the boy picks up is pink.

* IGotARock: In "Candy Time", a boy is going through his bucket looking for candy. He finds a rotting fish, baby, [[TakeThat picture of President Nixon]], Thanksgiving turkey, live crab, smelly cheese, live rabbit, package of bacon, apple, monster, and rat before finding a candy bar. A monster then attempts to steal it.

''Nickelodeon Clickamajigs'' were a series of simple flash games from the late 1990s and early 2000s hosted on the Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} website. There isn't really any gameplay to most of them: just click on the screen and watch the animations play. A few have simple click-and-drag gameplay but most simply, as the name implies, involve watching animations.

* MysterMeat: "Chef's Mystery Special" is just that. Be afraid, school children, be very afraid.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: In "Crying, Screaming Baby" you can either give the baby things to soothe him or you can poke him to make him cry until his face turns pink.

''Nickelodeon Clickamajigs'' were a series of simple flash games from the late 1990s and early 2000s hosted on the Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} website. There isn't really any gameplay to most of them: just click on the screen and watch the animations play. A few have simple click-and-drag gameplay but most simply, as the name implies, watching animations.

* StockYuck: In one of the Halloween games, "Black Licorice", the player must give a group of Trick-or-Treaters candy. Give them black licorice and [[NightmareFuel they turn ghoulish and scream at you]].

* StockYuck: In one of the Halloween games, "BlackLicorice", the player must give a group of Trick-or-Treaters candy. Give them black licorice and [[NightmareFuel they turn ghoulish and scream at you]].

* AmazinglyTechnicolorAnimal: In "Candy Time" the rabbit the boy picks up is pink.

* StockYuck: In one of the Halloween games, the player must give a group of Trick-or-Treaters candy. Give them black licorice and [[NightmareFuel they turn ghoulish and scream at you]].

* AmazinglyTechnicolorAnimals: In "Candy Time" the rabbit the boy picks up is pink.

Several of the games were animated by Rodney Greenblat (creator of ''VideoGame/ParappaTheRapper'' and ''VideoGame/UnJammerLammy'').

''Nickelodeon Clickamajigs'' were a series of simple flash games from the late 1990s and early 2000s hosted on the Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} website. There isn't really any gameplay to most of them: just click on the screen and watch the animations play. A few have simple click gameplay but most simply, as the name implies, watching animations.

* AmazingTechnicolorAnimals: In "Candy Time" the rabbit the boy picks up is pink.