Capybara Clicker
A pure clicker, on CrazyGames since November 2022. You click one large capybara, and the shop on the right hides every item behind question marks until you can pay for it.
50 capybaras for a Cursor
Six clicker games that run in a browser tab
All 6 open free on CrazyGames or Poki, with no download and no account. For each one we list what the first clicks buy, what is said about a closed tab, and what the game and the page round it sell.
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The six games and the price of a first purchase
Each game was opened on 10 November 2026 and clicked until the counter moved and the first purchases were made. The figure on the right is the first thing the game lets you buy. In A Dark Room we did not get that far, and its figure comes from the game code.
Kiwi Clicker
A clicker by Tobspr, a studio that Poki places in Germany, on Poki since March 2022. Each click makes a kiwi fruit, 25 fill a bag, and the bag walks through security to a castle that pays in koins.
15 koins for the first Kiwi Kursor
Idle Breakout
A brick-breaker by Kodiqi that plays itself. Poki says it was first published in January 2019, and its settings screen read v1.08. You buy balls, and the balls break the bricks without you.
$25 of game money for a Basic Ball
Idle Mining Empire
A mine-management game by MarketJS, on Poki since January 2022. A miner digs, a lift takes the coal and a third worker carries it to the warehouse, each on your click until you hire managers.
$10 of game money for the first shaft
Leek Factory Tycoon
An idle factory by Leek & Ribs Games, in the browser since September 2023. Farms drop boxes of leek on a conveyor belt, factories turn them into dearer dishes and a restaurant at the end pays coins.
10 coins for the first factory
A Dark Room
Michael Townsend of Doublespeak Games published it on 10 June 2013, and CrazyGames has carried it since March 2022. It opens with 2 lines of text and 1 button, light fire.
10 wood for a trap
What each game costs and what it sells
All 6 are free to play in the browser, and all 6 sit on pages with advert slots. They differ in what else asks for attention: buttons that pay a reward for watching a video, and app editions that sell things. The age ratings come from UK store listings of the app editions. The hosts add rules of their own: CrazyGames does not allow users under 13, and Poki’s rules, as served outside the UK, say 16 and older.
| Game | Browser version | App editions seen in UK stores | Age rating found |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capybara Clicker | Free on CrazyGames. 2 advert slots on the page; buttons marked 2X and Free offer a reward for a video. | App Store: No Ads £2.99, Unlock all skins £9.99. Google Play: in-app purchases. | PEGI 3 on Google Play; 4+ on the App Store. |
| Kiwi Clicker | Free on Poki. 2 advert slots on the page; a Boost button offers kiwis for a video. | None linked by Poki. A Steam game with a similar name costs £4.29; its relation is not verified. | None linked by Poki. |
| Idle Breakout | Free on Poki. 2 advert slots on the page; no video-reward button seen. | Poki says an Android and iOS app exists; its listings were not looked up. | None found; the app listings were not looked up. |
| Idle Mining Empire | Free on Poki. 2 advert slots on the page; no video-reward button seen in 4 minutes. | None found. | None found: no store edition is linked. |
| Leek Factory Tycoon | Free on CrazyGames. 2 advert slots on the page; one button boosts output for watching an advert. | App Store: coin packs at £1.99 and £9.99, other items £0.99 to £4.99. Google Play: adverts and in-app purchases. | PEGI 3 on Google Play; 4+ on the App Store. |
| A Dark Room | Free on CrazyGames. 2 advert slots on the page; no shop and no video buttons in the game. | Google Play £1.79, App Store £1.99, Steam £5.89. | 13+ on the App Store; PEGI 7 on Google Play. |
Why prices climb faster than you can click
In Idle Breakout the first ball costs $25, the second $38 and the third $56: each about half as much again as the last. In Kiwi Clicker the first upgrade went 15, 17, 20.
A Dark Room adds where those 2 multiply: each hut costs 50 wood more than the last, and the game stops at 20 huts. Capybara Clicker did neither in our check and charged 50 for a Cursor 3 times running. The numbers page puts the prices we saw behind a slider and marks every continued figure as an estimate.
Before you leave a tab open all night
Idle games live in browser storage and in background tabs. Both have rules, and the rules differ from game to game.
Export the save
None of the 6 needs an account, so progress sits in the browser. Idle Breakout says so in a red frame and offers Export. A Dark Room exports text from its save. menu. The other 4 showed no export.
Hidden tabs run slowly
Chrome checks the timers of a hidden page once per second, and once per minute after 5 minutes. Only Leek Factory Tycoon and Idle Mining Empire say anything about earning while you are away.
Three games pay for watching adverts
Capybara Clicker, Kiwi Clicker and Leek Factory Tycoon each showed a button that trades a boost for a video. We pressed none of them. No game sold anything for money in the browser.
Ledger notes from 10 November 2026
Dated notes on what was checked, what was left out and what could not be verified. All ledger entries
8 games opened, 6 kept: why Idle Ants and Babel Tower are missing
Idle Ants has 3 kinds of video-reward button on its first screens and almost nothing to click. In Babel Tower no purchase was made. Both wait in reserve.
Cookie Clicker has no page on CrazyGames or Poki
This edition lists games on 2 hosts only, and Cookie Clicker is on neither. A title on CrazyGames that borrows its name is credited to another author.
Which prices were read in pounds
Prices inside the 6 games are in the games’ own coins. Pound prices come from UK store pages of the app editions.