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Loot Finch / Ledger

Ledger of checks, omissions and corrections

Short dated entries. The first 4 were written on the day the site was checked, 10 November 2026. Corrections sent by readers will be added here with their own dates.

8 games opened, 6 kept: why Idle Ants and Babel Tower are missing

Eight games were opened as a guest in a desktop Chromium browser on 10 November 2026, 4 on CrazyGames and 4 on Poki. All 8 ran. 6 are on the site.

Idle Ants, by Madbox on Poki, was played through its first purchases: a worker cost 5, then 10, 15 and 20. It was held back for 2 reasons. There is almost nothing to click, since the ants carry the leaf by themselves. And its first screens show 3 kinds of button that pay for watching a video: Double Profit x2, Squad Bonus +10 and unlock buttons in its shop. The shop text says special ants are unlocked “by completing worlds, or by watching ads”. No price in real money appeared in the browser.

Babel Tower, by Airapport on CrazyGames, was opened and no purchase was made. Its Boosts window offers an hourly bonus “after ads” and a button marked Weekly Gifts that we did not open. A game goes on the list only after its first purchases and its bonus screens have been looked at, so this one waits.

Cookie Clicker has no page on CrazyGames or Poki

This edition lists only games hosted on CrazyGames or Poki, so that 2 sets of published terms cover all 6. That rule leaves out Cookie Clicker by Orteil.

On 10 November 2026 the CrazyGames address for Cookie Clicker led to the clicker category and showed no game page, and the Poki address answered with a not-found page. CrazyGames’ search returned a title called Cookie Clicker Save the World, credited to DrMop. It is a different game by another author, and we did not treat it as the original.

Universal Paperclips, Kittens Game, Candy Box 2 and Antimatter Dimensions were looked for in the same way and have no page on either host. A Dark Room does have one, credited to Doublespeak Games, and it is on the list.

Which prices were read in pounds

Every price inside the 6 browser games is in the game’s own currency: capybaras, koins, coins, wood or game dollars. No screen we opened asked for real money.

Pound prices on this site come from store listings read with the country set to the UK. A Dark Room cost £1.79 on Google Play, £1.99 on the App Store and £5.89 on Steam. The App Store listed “No Ads” at £2.99 and “Unlock all skins” at £9.99 for Capybara Clicker, and 8 items from £0.99 to £9.99 for Leek Factory Tycoon.

The computer running the check was in Thailand. Store pages were asked for their UK edition, but the adverts round the games were served for Thailand, and some were in Thai.

What this edition could not verify

Some facts did not survive checking and are marked not verified or not tested on the pages:

  • what any of the 6 games does while its tab is closed, including the 2 that claim to earn;
  • the time needed to reach the ending of A Dark Room, and whether the other 5 have an ending at all;
  • whether the price of a Cursor in Capybara Clicker rises after the third purchase;
  • what the video-reward buttons in Capybara Clicker, Kiwi Clicker and Leek Factory Tycoon pay, since none was pressed;
  • what sits behind the lightning icon in Idle Mining Empire and the Bonus Alerts switch in Idle Breakout;
  • how any of the 6 behaves in a phone browser. Poki’s data and Poki’s text disagree about Kiwi Clicker;
  • which adverts a visitor in the UK is served, and how Poki words its age rule for the UK;
  • who Euclides, the credited developer of Capybara Clicker, is.

Nothing on this site is quoted from fan wikis. The figures come from the game screens, the hosts’ pages and store listings.