About Klifur
Klifur is a squishy physics puzzle about climbing. You drag a climber's hands and feet with the mouse, one limb at a time, and try to reach the target hold on each wall.
There are 12 levels, and the goal on each is to get to the top. Once you have made it up, you can go back and try to beat the developer's best route to earn a star on each level. The bodies wobble and stretch, and that looseness is what makes a short route feel difficult.
It's a quick game. You can play Klifur online with nothing to install, and Klifur free of any download means you can be hanging off a wall in a few seconds.
How to Play Klifur
- Click and hold on a hand or foot.
- Drag it to a hold on the wall.
- Move one limb at a time to climb toward the target hold.
- Reach the top to finish the level.
- Replay a finished level and try to beat the developer's best route for a star.
What to Expect in Klifur
It's the sort of game where the controls are the challenge. Your climber is soft and a little unruly, so you have to think about where each hand and foot goes before you move it.
Levels are short, and a failed attempt tells you right away what to change. If you like physics games with a bit of wobble and a lot of replay, this fits. If you want precise, snappy controls, the squishiness will take some getting used to.
Tips for Klifur
- Plan two moves ahead. Pick the next hold before you let go.
- Keep a few limbs on the wall while you move another one.
- Do not stretch too far in one drag. Smaller reaches are steadier.
- Once you reach the top, replay for the star. The challenge changes when you chase a better route.
- Watch how the body swings. A little momentum helps if you use it deliberately.
Who Made Klifur
Klifur was made by Torfi and released on itch.io. It's built in Unity. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Klifur page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Klifur free?
There's no charge for Klifur. It plays right here on FunClicker.
How do you play Klifur?
Click and drag the climber's hands and feet to move them to holds on the wall. Reach the target hold to finish the level. Klifur is a physics game, so the body stretches and swings as you pull it.
What is the goal in Klifur?
Reach the top of each wall. Klifur has 12 levels, and after you finish one you can go back and try to beat the developer's best route to earn a star on it. Each level asks you to find a good sequence of holds.
Who made Klifur?
Torfi made Klifur and released it on itch.io. What you're playing here is that original build.
Can I play Klifur on a Chromebook or phone?
Klifur is played with the mouse, so a Chromebook or laptop is the best fit. A phone may handle touch dragging in some browsers, but a computer gives you the most precise control for climbing.
Is Klifur unblocked at school?
You can try Klifur unblocked at school if your network allows this site. Nothing needs installing.
How many levels are in Klifur?
There are 12 levels in Klifur. You climb each one to the top, and then you can replay them to beat the developer's best route and earn a star on every level, which gives you a reason to come back.
What kind of game is Klifur?
It's a squishy physics puzzle game about climbing. In Klifur you drag a climber's hands and feet to reach holds, so it mixes puzzle thinking with a floppy, hands-on feel that takes a few tries to master.
