About Traveloot
Traveloot is a run-based incremental game where you travel between islands, gather resources, beat enemies and come back stronger each time. It's pixel art fantasy with a big upgrade tree at its center.
Runs are short. You set out, collect what you can, and spend it on upgrades that let you reach further next time. Each island is different from the last. Along the way you recruit adventurers, each with their own abilities, and put together a team that suits your plan.
You can go alone or bring a friend, since the main menu offers both Single and Multi. It plays with a mouse or a gamepad, so you can play Traveloot online on a laptop or hook up a controller.
How to Play Traveloot
- Choose Single to play alone or Multi to team up with a friend.
- Left-click to select and interact.
- Right-click, or use W, A, S and D, to drag the view.
- Press Esc to open the menu.
- Spend the resources from each run on upgrades, then set out again.
- Recruit adventurers and build a team around their abilities.
What to Expect in Traveloot
Expect quick runs and steady growth. Early trips end fast, but every batch of upgrades pushes you a bit further onto new islands. The upgrade tree and team building give it more choice than a plain incremental game, so it feels close to a small idle RPG.
Traveloot is still being updated, and an update can wipe your save. Treat any long run as something you might lose, and enjoy the climb. You can play Traveloot free here whenever you have a few minutes.
Tips for Traveloot
- Do not get too attached to one save. Updates can reset progress, so think of each climb as practice for the next.
- Mix adventurers with different abilities rather than stacking one kind.
- After a run ends, put the next upgrades into whatever held you back.
- If you own a gamepad, plug it in. The game supports one alongside the mouse.
- Try Multi with a friend to split the work across the islands.
Who Made Traveloot
Traveloot was made by Fluffy Lotus, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity, with pixel art made in Aseprite. 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 Traveloot page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Traveloot free?
Yes. Traveloot is free to play in your browser on FunClicker, with no download and no account. Pick Single or Multi, head out on your first run and spend what you find on upgrades. Runs are short, so you can play a few in a spare moment.
How do you play Traveloot?
Head out on a run, gather resources and fight enemies across the islands. When the run ends, spend what you collected on upgrades, then go again and reach further. Left-click to interact, right-click or W, A, S and D to drag, and Esc for the menu. A gamepad works too.
What is the goal of Traveloot?
The goal is to push further across the islands with every run. You do that by buying upgrades between trips and building a team of adventurers whose abilities work well together. Each run makes the next one stronger, so progress builds steadily even when a single trip ends early.
Who made Traveloot?
Traveloot was made by Fluffy Lotus, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity, with pixel art made in Aseprite. FunClicker did not make the game. We embed the original version and link back to it so the credit for its design, code and art stays with its makers.
Can I play Traveloot on a Chromebook or phone?
On a Chromebook, yes. Traveloot runs in a browser tab and plays with a mouse, a trackpad or a gamepad. Some actions use right-click and the keyboard, so a phone is a poor match for it. For the best time, play on a computer with a mouse.
Is Traveloot unblocked at school?
Traveloot unblocked access depends on your school's network. The game runs in a standard browser tab with nothing to install, so if FunClicker loads on the school connection, the game should load as well. Each school sets its own filters, and we do not control them.
Can you play Traveloot with a friend?
Yes. Traveloot has a Multi option on the main menu for playing with a friend, as well as Single for going alone. In both modes you explore the islands, gather resources and buy upgrades between runs. Teaming up is a good way to share the work and talk through which upgrades to buy.
Does Traveloot save your progress?
Traveloot keeps your progress between runs, but it's still being updated, and an update can wipe a save. Play in the same browser so your progress stays put day to day, and treat a big climb as something you might need to repeat after a new version arrives.
