About Loot Finch

What a clicker is, for anyone new to them

A clicker, also called an idle or incremental game, starts with a number and a way to raise it. In Capybara Clicker you click a capybara. In Idle Breakout you click a brick. The number buys things that raise the number without you: an Auto Click in Capybara Clicker adds 1 capybara a second for a price of 125. From then on the game is a matter of deciding what to buy next and when to come back.

Why the list stops at 6

6 games can be checked properly in a day; 60 cannot. Each of the 6 has a page with first prices read from the game, the place its save is kept, what is said about a closed tab, what is sold or advertised and which age rating exists. 8 games were opened for this edition and 2 were held back; the ledger records why.

Why only CrazyGames and Poki

Both are large hosts with published terms. CrazyGames is run from Leuven in Belgium by a company called Maxflow B.V., according to those terms, and Poki B.V. gives an Amsterdam address in its privacy pages. Each sets an age rule and publishes vote counts for every game, which puts all 6 pages here on the same footing.

Who pays for the site

Neither the 6 makers nor the 2 hosts paid for a listing. On 10 November 2026 the site carries no adverts, no affiliate links and no sponsored places. A link to a game is a plain link to its page on CrazyGames or Poki.

What the site will not print

The site prints no scores out of 10 of its own, no ranking that names 1 game the best and no reviews by invented players. If a fact could not be confirmed, the page says not verified and leaves the guess out; what happens to a closed tab is the commonest example. The method page lists what was done and what was not.

About the name

A finch feeds on 1 seed at a time, which is roughly how each game here begins. The rest of the site drops the bird and talks about capybaras, kiwis, bricks, coal, leeks and firewood.