Kliktopia: Land of the Freeware

Trying to find an old Klik game or have old Klik games to be preserved? You've come to the right place!

We currently have 2,399 games and applications in our index and you can help us get that number higher!

You can use the navigation above/below to search games by letter of the alphabet to find the games in our archive.

Please be considerate of other users and do not download too much at one time.

This site is currently a work in progress, so please let us know of any problems. We have more games to process, so you can look forward to the catalogue expanding in the coming weeks/months (and of course we hope to be getting new games from people sharing them with us too).

The older the game, the more likely you are to have trouble playing it on Windows 10. Here are some tips and tricks:

• 32-bit games which open in windowed mode should work fine on Windows 10
• For some Multimedia Fusion games you can force them into windowed mode using the /NOF command line option. For some games you can exit full-screen mode by pressing Alt+Enter in the game
• On Windows 10 you can make windows bigger by increasing the size % under system settings. You may need to restart your PC for this to take effect.
• For playing Klik & Play games and 16-bit games made in TGF on newer versions of Windows you can use otya128's winevdm (install at your own risk, but it works for me). You can also open them in the tool they were created with or a newer Clickteam tool (e.g. Clickteam Fusion). Compatibility varies between games, but is usually good enough. If this is not an option or does not work (e.g. for protected games) then you can also often run the games using Oracle VM VirtualBox or DOSBox but this may result in performance issues. You can use DOSBox with Windows 3.1 for K&P games and VirtualBox with any 32-bit version of Windows (including Windows 10) that you own a license for.
• Some games assume you are using a joypad. To change to keyboard mode you can usually press Ctrl+Y
• Some games may need to be run as adminsitrator and/or in comptability mode
• False positives from anti-virus software is common for Klik games. Anti-virus companies usually have an e-mail address or upload form for reporting suspected false positives.
• For more advice check out our guide to how to run Klik games on Windows 10
• If you continue to have issues then you can ask support on the Kliktopia Discord.

In addition to the websites of individual studios you should check out:

• The Daily Click
• Clickteam Forum Release Forum
• Clickteam's Indie Game Creators index

In addition to the official Clickteam forums you can check out:

• The Daily Click
• The Klik & Play through Clickteam Fusion Engine Enthusiasts (Facebook group)
• Clickteam's Indie Game Creators index
• #MadeWithFusion

Due to complexities of copyright law, we generally do not host fan games. However, you can find fan games at sites such as:

• Mario Fan Game Galaxy
• ScaleyFox (Sonic)
• Sonic Fan Games HQ
• Archive.org (Sonic)
• South Park Gaming
• Archive.org (South Park)
• KeenWiki (Commander Keen)
• Caiman (various freeware Klik and non-Klik games)

The website is maintained by Joshtek (Josh Dowen) with support from the screenshot team (mostly msg) and tools made by yxkalle. Interested in joining the screenshot team? Get in touch!

This archive draws from a number of sources, including historic and ongoing archival efforts:

• Games uploaded via the Kliktopia Upload Tool (an ongoing effort - use the tool today! )
• Games from the 1995-1999 Klik Archive maintained by Anders Jensen-Urstad (including Marcello's Relive archive and the Silky's archive) and the archives collated by RehaSoft, Podunkian, Jess Bower and Sam Beddoes
• Games hosted on The Daily Click's Klik Museum
• Games hosted on Klikibaza (Polish klik archive)
• Games posted to martin2k Games (1999-2008) and The Daily Click (2001 to present... submit your game today!), and Clickteam's Indie Game Creators index (2012 to present)
• Games featured on
• Entries on the Internet Archive
• The 'Scott games' community
• Private archives not previously published (including Joshtek's)
• Collections from individual Klik studios (e.g. Smiley Productions, VReal, Ikiki)

Thanks to everyone who has helped support Kliktopia, including: 3kliksphilip, Anders Jensen-Urstad, Anonymous Morris, ArcOnInternet, Asteroid2000, Ben Dowen, BolaGustavo, Chris Street, Clayton, Clickteam, Code6, Danjo, Davidude, DPS2004, Goldeng, H Hog, Hayo van Reek, Jay Tholen, JimRenato, let-off-studios, LordHannu, Marcello Bastea-Forte, MSTViper, msg, Nobuyuki, nomok, Paul Redmond Smart, P-Tux7, RicardoLuis0, RehaSoft, Ryan Armstrong, Sam Beddoes, Tavian, TechVision, The Gagaman, The MPP, ToonsterGames, tymime, UrbankMonk, walr, yxkalle, ygames19, and Yai7! (If you've contributed and I've missed you off, let me know and I'll add you to this list)

Note: This archive does not include the Klik games from Glorious Trainwrecks because so many games were released there that it would overload the site. However, whilst Glorious Trainwrecks is now focused on fringe games made with various tools there was a time when the site sparked a Klik & Play revival with popular gaming jams. As part of these game jams people would make a Klik & Play game within a few hours, with no barriers of quality. These particular jams are rare today, but the same attitude of not judging games based on aesthetic quality stands today. So, if either the fringe games or haphazard Klik & Play jam games are your thing then feel free to check them out!