Download Clank! for macOS

You draw your opening hand, buy a card that makes you a little faster, and step into the dark. Somewhere below, a dragon is dozing. Every loud move adds a cube to the bag — and every cube pulled with your colour on it brings the beast closer.

Deck, dragon, and cross-platform heists in one box

• The full Clank! board game as a digital adaptation, built around sneaking into a lair, stealing an artifact, and escaping alive.
• Cross-platform play with friends, so one group can mix Mac, PC, and mobile players in the same run.
• Achievements and challenges that push you toward different play styles and riskier loot grabs.
• An official sequel expansion, The Mummy's Curse, adding a new board and fresh ways to make noise.
• Interface languages across English, German, Afrikaans, Spanish, Italian, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Czech, and Japanese.

How a run feels

You are not just building a deck — you are managing volume. Cards give you movement, attack, and coin, but some of them make noise. Noise attracts the dragon. The deeper you go, the better the treasure, and the louder the trip back. Scores come down to who escapes with the most valuable haul, not just who survives.

Save your leftover boots by switching off auto-end

Open the options menu before you draw a single card. A few defaults are worth adjusting straight away.

• Turn off auto-end turn. The game can skip your leftover movement points if you leave this on. Keeping it manual lets you double-check the board before passing.
• Slow down the card animations. Online play moves fast, and text on newly acquired cards can flash by. A slightly slower pace makes it easier to learn what each card actually does.
• Switch the music off once. The soundtrack is atmospheric on a first run, but after a dozen games you might prefer your own playlist. The sound effects for dragon attacks stay useful.
• Enable the noise tracker if it is hidden. Knowing how many of your cubes are in the bag changes how greedy you get near the exit.

Solo vs AI and the tutorial no one reads

A game about sneaking past a dragon sounds simple, but the digital version raises a few common questions.

Yes, you can play the whole thing solo against AI opponents. The tutorial walks you through deck-building basics, and the bot players are quick enough that a game rarely drags. Solo runs are good for testing how deep you can push before the dragon wakes up.

No, you do not need a board game background. The rules are cleaner than most boxed editions, and the app handles shuffling, scoring, and dragon attacks automatically. If you have ever played a deck-builder on screen, you will pick up Clank! in one sitting.

Cross-platform multiplayer works without extra setup — your Mac connects to friends on phones or Windows machines through a Dire Wolf account. If you grab a Clank Mac torrent, the lobby system works fine regardless of where the app came from.

• Tested on macOS Tahoe
• Apple Silicon or Intel