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The game is the one we all remember. Everybody starts on the same Wikipedia article. Navigate to new articles by clicking links. Get to the target.

You can race people without making an account. Host a private lobby and friends join with a 6-digit PIN, a link, or a QR code. Or list it as a public lobby and anyone on the home page can jump in. Play as a guest. If you make an account later, the game history from that browser comes with you.

You pick how the round is won. Fewest clicks is the classic: shortest route wins, and time breaks the tie. Fastest finish is a straight race: first to the target wins, and clicks break the tie. Put a clock on it if you want one. 3, 5, 10, or 15 minutes, or no limit. Pick the start and the target yourself, or hit surprise and let it choose.

There's a daily and a weekly challenge. One shared route for everybody, same pages, same day. Finish either one, or a public lobby, and you get points on the leaderboard. Solo practice is for trying a route on your own.

When it's over, you can see how everybody got to the target. The results screen draws the routes and let's you visualize each players' journey.

(CMD+F won't help you cheat)

At a glance

Clickipedia is a free multiplayer puzzle and cozy game that plays in your browser on clickipedia.io, with touch controls for phones. On Foundplay since October 17, 2026, with 2 plays.

Platforms

Computer, phone

Developer

Released

On Foundplay October 17, 2026

Questions

Is Clickipedia free to play?
Yes. Clickipedia is free and plays in your browser on clickipedia.io. Foundplay links to it but doesn't host it.
Do I need to download Clickipedia?
No. It runs in a browser tab, with nothing to install.
Is Clickipedia safe?
Foundplay checks its link every few hours and gives it a daily safety check (malware blocklists, downloads, crypto miners, parked domains and fake virus warnings), and hides the game at once if that check fails. No check can promise a site is safe: if a game asks you to download something or for a password, leave it.
Can I play Clickipedia on my phone?
Yes. It has touch controls and plays in your phone's browser, with no app.
What games are like Clickipedia?
Magical Ferry: A River Crossing Puzzle Game, Blaafy – The bluffing party game to play with friends and Skyhold, from More like this below. They're free in your browser too.
Who made Clickipedia?
It was made by @clickipedia_io on X.

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