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Kiwi Clicker
Kiwi Clicker is credited on Poki to Tobspr, “a game development company based in Germany” in Poki’s words. Poki published it on 7 March 2022 and dates the current build to 12 August 2025; the screen read ver p2.6c. One click makes 1 kiwi fruit.
Facts checked 10 November 2026 in the game and on its host’s page
The first clicks in Kiwi Clicker
The game loaded by itself. A big kiwi bird sits in a ring with a hint to click or press Space, and a Level 0 badge under it. On the left a sack carries the number 25 and the words “not enough kiwis”. On the right stands a castle, with a building marked Security in between.
One click is 1 kiwi fruit. After 30 clicks, 25 kiwis had left in a bag and 5 remained, so a bag takes 25. The bag walks through Security, where a hint says every delivery has to be X-rayed, and on to the castle. When the first bag arrived the top bar read 25 koins: 1 kiwi sold for 1 koin at this stage.
- 25 kiwis: one bag, sold for 25 koins
- 15 koins: a Kiwi Kursor, which raises kiwis per click from 1 to 2
- 40 koins: an Auto Kiwiker, a cart that adds 36 kiwis per hit without clicks
The Kiwi Kursor cost 15 koins, then 17, then 20, and kiwis per click went 1, 2, 3. The Auto Kiwiker cost 40 and then showed 48 for its next step, from 36 kiwis per hit to 55. Each upgrade window has buttons to buy 1, 5, 25 or the maximum. The numbers page continues the Kursor series as an estimate.
Our 80 clicks made 3 bags, 75 koins, which paid for 2 Kursor upgrades and the Auto Kiwiker: 15, 17 and 40 make 72. From then on bags left while we did nothing.
Kiwi Clicker with the tab closed
Neither the game nor Poki’s text says anything about kiwis arriving while the tab is closed. We did not test it.
The game showed no save button; its screen has a sound button and a help button. Poki’s FAQ covers guests on the whole site: without a Poki account, “your game progress is saved in your browser cookies”, and private browsing can stop that. We did not test a reload.
The king in Kiwi Clicker, and no ending we could find
We found no source for an ending. Poki’s text describes what repeats: “every time you level up, the king is summoned to attack your workplace”. You click the king and its minions to defeat them and earn bonus coins. We did not reach the king.
What Kiwi Clicker sells
We saw no purchases. Poki’s FAQ says “all the games on Poki are 100% free to play”, and the page links no app-store edition.
After the second Kursor upgrade a pink button marked Boost appeared, with a video icon and the label “+24 kiwis per click”. It trades a reward for watching an advert. We did not press it.
The Poki page had 2 slots marked Advertisement, in the right column and under the game; both were empty boxes on our screenshots. No video advert played before or during the check. It ran from Thailand and lasted about 2 minutes, so later adverts and the adverts served in the UK were not seen.
A game named Kiwi Clicker - Juiced Up is sold on Steam at £4.29. Poki does not link it and it carries another developer’s name, so its relation to the Poki build is not verified.
Age rating for Kiwi Clicker
Poki links no store edition, so there is no PEGI or App Store rating to quote. We did not borrow the rating of the Steam game with the similar name, because nothing ties it to this build.
Poki’s own rules, in the version served to a connection outside the UK, say the site is for visitors “of 16 years and older”. The same rules say the age can depend on the visitor’s location, and the UK wording was not read.
On screen there are round cartoon kiwi birds, sacks of fruit and a castle. Poki’s controls text mentions clicking “the king and its minions to defeat them”, a scene we did not see. The game showed no chat.
What Kiwi Clicker shows on screen
Hints appear as you go: deliver kiwis for koins, spend koins on upgrades, click for faster deliveries. A third machine on the right edge was still locked when we stopped, and its name and price were not reached.
Poki’s page data lists the game for desktop and mobile, while its own text says: “Kiwi Clicker is only playable on your computer for now.” Phone play was not tested.
Poki’s page showed 149,720 likes and 33,844 dislikes, and its page data gives 4.26 out of 5 from 183,564 votes. Poki names no period for them.
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