Loot Finch / Questions
Questions about browser clickers, answered from the game pages
11 questions that the game pages answer in pieces, collected in one place. Every answer was true on 10 November 2026.
Are the six games really free?
In the browser, yes. No screen we opened in any of the 6 asked for money, and Poki’s FAQ says “all the games on Poki are 100% free to play”.
Money appears round the edges: adverts on every game page, buttons in 3 games that pay a reward for watching a video, and app editions that sell things, from £0.99 to £9.99 on the UK App Store.
Which of them show adverts?
All 6 pages have advert slots, 2 beside and under each game. In our visits the slots on CrazyGames were mostly filled and the ones on Poki were empty boxes. No video advert played before or during a game. Capybara Clicker, Kiwi Clicker and Leek Factory Tycoon also carry buttons that trade a boost for a video.
Do any of them have gambling or paid random items?
We found no slot machine, roulette, wheel or lottery on the screens we opened, and nothing sold for money with a random result.
Two places were opened on purpose to check. The Skins window in Capybara Clicker showed locked skins with no price and no draw. The Prestige screen in Leek Factory Tycoon sells fixed upgrades for leekcoins earned by resetting. One place was left unopened: the lightning icon in Idle Mining Empire.
Will a game keep counting if I close the tab?
Two say so. The description of Leek Factory Tycoon promises income “even when you’re offline”, and the foreman in Idle Mining Empire says managers earn “when you’re away”. We tested neither properly; 4 minutes away from the leek factory settled nothing.
Capybara Clicker, Kiwi Clicker and Idle Breakout say nothing about it. For A Dark Room a reading of its code found no offline progress.
How do I avoid losing a save?
Export it where the game allows. Idle Breakout has Export and Import in its settings, and A Dark Room exports text from its save. menu. The other 4 showed no export, so their progress lives and dies with the browser’s site data unless you log in to the host. The tab habits page has the details.
Which of the six can be finished?
Only A Dark Room has an ending we could verify. Three others offer resets with a bonus: an ascend button in Capybara Clicker, Prestige at 5M revenue in Leek Factory Tycoon, and prestige gold every 20 levels in Idle Breakout. For Kiwi Clicker and Idle Mining Empire we found no stated end.
Do I need an account?
No. All 6 started as a guest. CrazyGames and Poki both offer optional accounts, and CrazyGames reminds returning guests to log in to save progress. Leek Factory Tycoon gives a guest an automatic name on its leaderboard.
Do they work in a phone browser?
We tested none on a phone. CrazyGames lists Capybara Clicker for mobile and tablet browsers and marks A Dark Room and Leek Factory Tycoon as desktop only. Poki’s data lists its 3 games for mobile, though its own text says Kiwi Clicker “is only playable on your computer for now”.
What age are these games for?
Two age rules come from the hosts: 13 on CrazyGames, and 16 on Poki in the version of its rules that we were served. The tab habits page quotes both. Store ratings of the app editions run from PEGI 3 and 4+ for Capybara Clicker and Leek Factory Tycoon to PEGI 7 and 13+ for A Dark Room, whose story is grim. The 3 Poki games have no store rating linked.
Why is Cookie Clicker not on the list?
It has no page on CrazyGames or Poki, the 2 hosts this edition is limited to. The ledger records what the addresses returned and names the look-alike we did not count.
Is Loot Finch connected to any of these games?
No. It is an independent guide. It is not paid by the makers, by CrazyGames or by Poki, and its links carry no referral codes.