The field guide
Five distinct starting points, official play links, and the practical details to check before you settle in.
The shortlist
Choose a direction, then see why it fitsA browser release is convenient, but it does not make every game mobile-friendly, permanently saved, or interchangeable with a Steam version. Start with the kind of decision you want to make: watch an economy grow, optimize a repeated route, manage scarce resources, or discover a story. These picks link to source-checked profiles so you can identify the correct release.
Cookie Clicker explains the appeal of production and prestige with a recognizable first action. Its sponsored browser links are a separate consideration from its free entry price.
Universal Paperclips and A Dark Room offer a conclusion. Their desktop browser versions are different choices from an infinite background project.
Kittens Game emphasizes resource allocation; Idle Loops emphasizes action order. The important distinction is the work you enjoy doing between unlocks.
| Game | Entry price | Pace | Finish estimate | Offline progress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cookie Clicker See profile for edition | Free version | Leans idle | Open-ended | Recorded; cap unverified |
| Universal Paperclips See profile for edition | Free version | Leans active | 4–8h | No (recorded) |
| A Dark Room See profile for edition | Free version | Leans active | 3–6h | No (recorded) |
| Kittens Game US iPhone and iPad listing | Free version | Balanced | Open-ended | Not verified |
| Idle Loops Browser edition linked in the catalog | Free version | Leans active | Open-ended | Not verified |
Ranges are editor estimates, not measured completion times. Storefronts, prices and edition rules vary. Recorded offline progress is not a claim of unlimited earning.
01 / For the classic production loop
Start here if you want a clear reference for buildings, automation, and prestige. Use Orteil's original address; the name appears on many unrelated uploads.
Consider: The official browser page includes sponsored links. Free to play does not mean ad-free, and mobile editions should not be assumed identical to the browser game.
02 / For a finite change of scale
A minimal interface and an unfolding production problem make it a useful browser recommendation. Choose desktop for the web release and avoid spoilers if discovery matters.
Consider: The developer explicitly says the web version was not designed for phones. Our completion range is an estimate, not a timed playthrough or a promise.
03 / For unfolding exploration
This is a better match for someone who wants to uncover a world than someone who only wants a passive number counter. Expect the need for attention to change as it opens up.
Consider: An idle-looking opening does not make the whole game passive. Our length range is approximate; phone editions and browser builds should be checked separately.
04 / For resource decisions
A sparse settlement economy puts planning ahead of spectacle. It fits a longer commitment and benefits from a willingness to learn its limits and priorities.
Consider: A deep economy can feel slow if you want a new unlock every minute. The existence of a phone edition does not establish identical saves or features across platforms.
05 / For route optimization
Repeated sequences make ordering actions the central puzzle. Identify the exact fork before following a guide or moving your save.
Consider: Several maintained versions and forks exist. Advice, save compatibility, and features should be checked against the exact version you are playing.
Many use browser storage, but behavior varies. Clearing site data, switching devices, private browsing, or using another edition can affect progress. Follow the game's own export or account instructions.
No. Touch controls, screen size, and the browser build itself matter. Universal Paperclips explicitly warns that its web edition was not designed for phones.
Games with identical or nearly identical names can be different projects. An official address reduces confusion about the creator, edition, updates, and save behavior.
The database
The grandma of the genre, literally. Click a cookie, buy grandmas, ascend, and discover the game is much stranger than it looks.
Joke-dense RPG idler with dozens of interlocking systems. Beating a boss is the easy part; allocating energy is the game.
A cyberpunk incremental where you write real JavaScript to hack servers and automate everything.
Train an elf commoner into a master archer by shooting targets, taking quests for gold and buying magic upgrades in a brief, hands-on climb with a set ending.
Dig a mine deeper and deeper, hire miners, discover what lives at the bottom.
A ship, a sector map and a tidy prestige loop. Quietly one of Galaxy's most-played games.
Yes, you can download more RAM. A tidy, joke-driven idler with one of Galaxy's highest ratings.
Buy dimensions that buy dimensions, then break infinity, then break reality. The reference point every numbers-go-up game is measured against, and it has a real ending.
The sequel. More RAM, more layers, same top-shelf rating.
Grow a living machine cell by cell. Currently the top-rated game on Galaxy.
Terraform a dead world with elemental forces. A highly rated Galaxy original.
Click monsters, hire heroes, ascend, transcend. The game that made idle RPGs mainstream on Steam.
RuneScape's skilling loop distilled into menus. Train twenty skills, fight dungeons, fill the completion log.
Mushrooms sprout on your desktop to collect, water and grow through several phases. Decorate a little garden that sits beside your work.
Play the healer of a hopeless party, keeping them alive with spells and a 200-node skill tree until they can face the Demon King in about four hours.
Swing a pickaxe through generated caves, smelt ore into bars and buy permanent skill tree upgrades to push through eight themed depths.
Sharks discover the ocean, then science, then other worlds. A text-forward successor to the old Shark Game.
A bird-themed idler with hundreds of thousands of hours logged on Galaxy.
Twelve dragons, twelve colours of magic, and one of Galaxy's most-favourited games. Big numbers, handsome UI.
Upgrade a pocket calculator into something with far too many digits. Clever programming-flavoured progression.
A skill tree where every node is a prestige layer. It spawned the Modding Tree and a thousand descendants.
A roughly 40-minute game where you send workers onto a planet to gather resources for a company that strips worlds for profit.
Gain mass, become a black hole, then an atom, then a supernova. The numbers get absurd quickly and never stop.
Grow a shark, eat fish, go deeper. A shiny, fast, well-paced modern idler.
Click a mysterious orb for power, recruit cultists to take over the work, and explore a dungeon full of ducks in a short game meant to be finished.
Bomb a fog-covered grid to uncover enemies, invest in passive income and power across 12 maps, and prestige for permanent upgrades in a two-to-four-hour run.
Pick a faction, build a kingdom, abdicate, reincarnate, ascend. Every run changes which of eleven factions is optimal.
A text-heavy mage's apprenticeship with hundreds of spells, classes and dungeons. Dense, charming, community-kept.
A short, very active incremental about an AI you feed with data. Shape it into a Protector, Rational or Tyrant; each ending makes the next run stronger.
A gacha parody where the pulls are free and plentiful. Collection, rarity tiers, and very big numbers.
Start with a single particle and build up the universe. Galaxy's most-played game by total hours, by a lot.
Click to reel in fish before they escape, sell them for cash, and buy upgrades and skills to fill a fish log across new ponds.
An alchemical history told through reactions and discoveries.
A short incremental where a mage starts with nothing in a magical city and researches upward, with new systems revealed as the story unfolds.
A 30-minute game jam incremental set in 1881, where you push deeper beneath the town of Old Gloomhollow to find what is down there.
Click a button to earn chests full of items and money, then unlock skills to get stronger.
Scratch cards for points, upgrade grids and multipliers, automate the scratching and prestige through several layers across industries.
Twenty-four days, twenty-four interlocking mini-incrementals, one workshop to save Christmas. Built on Profectus.
A dark comedy on a retro Windows desktop: capture people and escalate from a guillotine to nukes until the world population hits zero.
An abstract active incremental that starts with a coin flip and grows to include dice, spinning wheels, catching apples and baking pies.
A Modding Tree game where each layer was made by a different member of the community.
A pixel-art resource web where every resource-generator is a little character. Deep and dense.
Grow variables, unlock functions, climb the algebra. A math incremental with a following.
Built around the title: come back later and there is more. A deliberately slow, very idle game.
Train clones, fight gods, rebirth. An old-school Unity idler that still has a loyal crowd.
A bullet-heaven incremental where you mine coffee asteroids, fight SpaceCorp and upgrade your ship. This build is an early prologue.
Go faster, go further. Rockets, time reversal and a very long list of layers from the Prestige Tree author.
Open booster packs to pull foil heroes and use them to defend a tower from endless monsters across several realms.
Run machines on a pannable grid, moving resources by hand between slots, to distill concepts and fluid elements into an elixir of immortality.
Survive the last 24 hours of a game dev crunch under your dog manager. Each station has its own mechanics, sleep powers a deep prestige tree, and there are alternate endings to find.
Pick up trash that people throw at you, add more polluters and hire rats to automate collection. A short, crude incremental with a skill tree.
Destroy asteroids, planets and stars to feed a black hole, buying upgrades along the way, with extra game modes after the main run.
Use a black hole to vacuum fish from a pond, then breed, inject traits into and research them while feeding the singularity to grow it.
Drive the countryside cleaning and mining pollution, refine it in your own refinery, and upgrade tools to open new areas in a hands-on incremental.
Catch bugs and sell them in a shop staffed by parakeets, buying gear and abilities to grow profits.
A tower defense where you cannot lose: enemies charge your walls and fall into lava, and you spend the payout on defenders and a map-shaped skill tree.
A spiritual successor to Ordinal Markup: climb the ordinal hierarchy, one absurd notation at a time.
Clicking a button grows it into an arena shooter where you pick abilities. Try for one of four endings, or keep going indefinitely.
Click a pickle for pickles, buy auto pickles and upgrades, and defend your stash from thieving Poglins.
Demo of an incremental RPG about climbing a monster-filled tower, with crafting, growing equipment, enchant cards, quests, and automatic combat.
Mine your way through absurd caverns. One of the most-played games on Galaxy by total hours.
Fire gumballs into spinning gears in a plinko-style board, buy upgrades for explosive number growth, and ascend to trade everything for stronger bonuses.
A mostly text-based RPG idler set in Greek mythology. Build a party of up to two heroes and four gods and fight to defend Olympus.
An idle RPG where you take the abilities of beaten enemies, build through skill trees, and prestige to grow stronger.
You are the doodle the Artist threw away. Fight community-drawn sketches, absorb their powers and claw your way back for revenge.
Dig through a fully destructible pixel world and upgrade your gear to escape the underground, in about an hour.
Stop a clock as near zero as you can to earn shards for a large skill tree, while glitches and hidden timers get in the way.
Manage a limited grid inventory of producers and automation items while scavenging a dying world, trading with survivors, and resetting for augments.
Destroy viruses to collect code fragments, spend them in an upgrade tree for new weapons and powers, and beat each level's boss to advance.
A short tower defense run-based game where you spend collected resources in a large refundable skill tree between attempts.
A short clicker where you drip water onto soil to grow grass, bushes and flowers.
A large Modding Tree game built by a small team, with its own music, lore, and extras like a buy-max toggle that most tree games lack.
A crew fishes for you while you are away, and you hire crewmates, raise pets, and cycle through ascension and rebirth resets, plus a separate excavation mode.
A short story-driven clicker: shovel manure, buy upgrades and work your way toward toppling the government.
Send dwarves and war machines to chew through mountains for gold and artifacts, then upgrade the operation to take on bigger peaks.
A console-style jam prototype about building trains and stations and upgrading all of it.
Build a farm with crops and livestock, attract villagers to buy goods, and hire workers to automate production and hauling.
An active looping incremental in the vein of Prismatic Adventure with no idle waits and a complete story, finished in 10 to 25 hours.
Fish six areas, fight back against what you disturb, hatch and eat fish for stats, and craft poles, playable idly or actively for speed.
Mine blocks by hand, smelt ore into ingots, and grow into a network of automated mines running in parallel across claimed zones on a world map.
A short prototype where you repeatedly crawl through caverns and grow stronger between attempts; all content fits in under an hour.
An idle MMO with a whole account of characters working different skills at once. Massive, sprawling, social.
Flip coins and chase rare events, spending the rewards on upgrades and new modes until the game runs on its own, even with the tab closed.
A short Modding Tree mod where progression happens inside a separate layer.
Fight through stages of monsters and bosses, completing quests and equipping items while hundreds of upgrades automate the grind.
A dark fantasy RPG incremental where an amnesiac hero among slimes recovers memories, fights monster hordes, and chooses between a good or darker path.
A space-themed Prestige Tree mod with around ten hours of layered progression, hidden secrets, and content that continues past its end into Infinity.
A big, polished free-to-play hero idler with guilds, expeditions and a lot of timers.
Plan each day of a hero's life, auto-battle hordes and train skills before old age, carrying your soul forward to the next life.
Open a cursed sarcophagus where each attempt has a 25% chance to find a relic or lose them all. Spend scarabs to improve the odds and unlock six endings.
Wake alone in a magic-ruined world and stretch scarce resources while waiting, reading and uncovering what happened.
Buy chess squares and pieces and position them so defended pieces boost each other's output, with prestige perks that change your strategy.
A platformer incremental where clones follow a route you optimize, generating power to improve production and movement.
A short incremental where you win chips and spend them on a skill tree of upgrades.
Evolve a creature built to eat as many flies as possible, progressing through nine layers so far.
A full overhaul of The Prestige Tree built on The Modding Tree, with a new theme and layers designed so older mechanics stay useful for longer.
Buy rats, train them in mazes and with lab equipment, and submit the best ones for grant money to expand your lab.
A factory incremental in the style of Miner's Haven, where you lay out machines to process and sell materials, made without the monetization.
A rock-crushing machine stranded on an alien planet grinds boulders for materials to feed a huge skill tree. Bosses guard milestones on the way to an ending.
Build towers and walls against waves of cubes across five worlds, mining crystals and spending loot in talent and soul trees and a workshop.
Mine endless kinds of minerals for money, craft pickaxes, buy upgrades, and follow a story. A no-longer-updated remake of Idle Mine.
A Modding Tree project that stitches together mods picked from the TMT community's mod discussion channel.
A Modding Tree game themed on cultivation novels, with a large number of upgrades.
Click trees and rocks to train 18 skills, craft gear for automated combat and fill a collection log. Farming and questing run in the background, and progress continues offline.
Break past the limits of each universe and move on to the next, getting stronger with every jump.
Grow a mathematical spiral ever outward by buying formula upgrades, stacking several prestige resets, and use the spiral as a weapon in battles.
An April Fools incremental about grinding resets across a series of oddly named boxes.
Grow soccer balls from plants and kick them into goals for coins, hiring and assigning players to climb leagues on a desktop-friendly field.
A Prestige Tree mod about piling up points across 12 layers with short waits, plus an optional long achievement minigame and a luck-based side layer.
Start by making bullets by hand and grow into an arms giant producing tanks and nukes, playing the stock market and lobbying government.
A Prestige Tree mod where every single point you earn opens a new layer.
Run simulations of small creatures that eat fruit and reproduce, then use the results to climb a tech tree of new entities, items and foods.
Slay hordes of slimes for loot, pour it into a big skill tree and unlock new tools like an archer ally and gem mining to farm them faster.
Grow a tree of upgrades and rebirth to push further, a rewrite of an early 2020 game.
A ground-up remake of Check Back with faster pacing, reworked systems and shop, and numbers that can climb far past normal limits.
Buy generators, clear challenges, and prestige up an endless ladder of Greek-letter layers, like Antimatter Dimensions with no cap on layers.
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A shortish Modding Tree mod where every layer produces its own currency. The incomplete second entry in the Prestigious Saplings series.
Bouncing balls chip away at enemy tiles; spend captured points on a branching tree for more, faster and special balls, then beat the boss.
A long merge game grown out of a Scrap Clicker 2 fan mod, with dozens of currencies, 1000 barrels to find, and 275 achievements.
Ship new Linux distro releases until the whole world has switched, in a game of about 10 to 15 minutes.
A space incremental about mining resources, exploring between stars and conquering systems.
A story incremental styled after gamebooks, following an amnesiac ooze with seven unlockable classes and several prestige layers. Built for mobile too.
Gather resources and use them to travel to procedurally generated planes, inspired by Minecraft dimension mods.
A prestige mod about merging things, with one prestige layer so far.
A reworked Idle Loops with a pet squirrel companion, new zones, new actions and a tutorial.
A short Modding Tree mod in which every currency grows exponentially; the third entry in the Prestigious Saplings series.
A big-number incremental inspired by Synergism and Antimatter Dimensions, set in an eight-dimensional universe.
A slow Antimatter Dimensions-style incremental where you start with one unit of matter and fight stacking nerfs.
A cursed family descends a dungeon over generations, each heir stronger than the last, aiming to beat the boss in room 22.
A Modding Tree mod themed around excavation.
An unfinished incremental that seems to be breaking down around you, with ARG-style puzzles and optional answers for accessibility.
Click to roll dice for points, where sixes grant bonus rolls that stack multiplicatively, then spend points on upgrades. Saves are manual.
Raise chickens, sell their eggs and automate the farm in a relaxed clicker that takes around 20 to 25 minutes to finish.
Build factories on generated maps, optimize production chains, trade on a player market and prestige for new maps, with offline earnings tied to company value.
An incremental built around energy mechanics.
Five prestige layers stacked like a tower, each one reshaping the ones below. For people who liked AD and want more.
Direct two workers who chop and haul wood to an altar each day, upgrading them and the forest to earn a magic pickaxe. A demo for Valehands.
A Modding Tree game with roughly four prestige layers and linear progression, mixing upgrades, buyables, challenges, shards and quark energy toward a fixed win target.
A short idle RPG where a reborn dark lord picks branching paths across lives, with shadow servants to automate and several endings.
A grindy tree game with four prestige layers, many rewarding achievements, side layers, tokens, and a custom challenge system. Abandoned but playable.
An idle RPG built on classes. Farm, fight, and research to level up, buy items and perks, then rebirth for more power while hunting secrets.
An early demo where a broken time machine traps you in a loop, and you work out what went wrong or meddle with events across eras.
A discontinued Modding Tree game about resetting for loops that grant boosts, kept to short timewalls.
A dinosaur-themed incremental.
A small, lighthearted incremental with roughly an hour or so of content in its current build.
A remastered, silly cat-themed Modding Tree game.
A fox-themed incremental built on genetics, with level 100 as its endgame.
A stranded astronaut turns energy into matter with a 3D printer, where every click uses oxygen, racing to escape.
A first-game clone of Antimatter Dimensions focused on heavy exponential growth.
Hold off undead hordes as a battlemage, casting spells and raising a holy army.
Press lots of buttons in a clicker inspired by the Roblox button simulator trend.
An incremental about automating a factory.
Run an SCP facility: upgrade containment, unlock new SCPs, earn science from experiments and hire scientists before a breach.
Explore a strange cave, gathering and crafting odd items in search of an artifact that can save your flooded village.
Mine each biome's resources before stamina runs out, digging deeper with upgrades and artifacts over a two to three hour run.
A Prestige Tree mod with five reset layers, generators, boosters, world tiers, and a small periodic table of upgrades. Takes about 8 to 16 hours.
Play a programmer fielding doomed startup ideas from friends and family, and try to break the cycle.
A cultivation-themed time management game: pick daily activities, die, and reincarnate with better aptitudes until you finally become immortal.
Make stars and vortexes in a lighter-on-text mix of The Modding Tree and The Clock Game.
The original version of the Prestige Tree, where you climb a tree of prestige layers.
Hover over alien organisms to harvest them without clicking, feed a fuel factory, and work through a 170-node skill tree toward a ride home.
A text-based dark fantasy incremental in early development, meant to be played actively and finished within a few weeks. Community translations included.
A text-heavy Modding Tree prestige mod.
A tower defense incremental without waves, where you place and upgrade towers against slimes and unlock a prestige skill tree across harder levels.
Walk the forest gathering resources to feed a strange fire, gaining fire powers from a skill tree. About 20 to 40 minutes long.
A follow-up to Check Back that started as an April Fools 2025 joke. You make progress by leaving and returning after time has passed.
A Prestige Tree variant where you can adjust the difficulty and content of the tree.
Spin a hamster's wheel for power, sell it, and build a rocket to fly him to a moon he thinks is cheese. A family-made jam game.
A 10 to 15 minute game about searching a foggy world for mountains across three stages, buying upgrades between trips.
Stranded in a void with one skyrmion, you gather and combine components to rebuild reality. A Profectus remake inspired by Distance Incremental.
Open and close browser tabs to earn RAM, managing memory and cache as you buy upgrades for more tabs.
A parody of generic Modding Tree mods and NG-minus modes, with pacing modes and many twists.
Spread a virus to as many cases as you can, unlocking new layers that push its reach and strength far past anything realistic.
A bear fights on its own through infinite dungeon floors while you sort loot, tune attributes and trigger skills against guardian bosses.
An archer clears waves of target monsters for loot, then grows through a big skill tree, five jobs, bow crafting and a mining system that reshapes skills.
A generator-based tree game with almost no waiting that takes about 2 to 5 hours to finish.
Build and upgrade buildings for points in a roughly one-hour game made entirely in Desmos, with no saving.
A group-made attempt at a very long incremental, left with two working layers before being abandoned.
A Buddhist-inspired idle game where you cultivate four virtues, follow guided tasks and pass through rebirths toward full liberation.
Win automated rounds of rock paper scissors for points, spending them on faster games and bigger payouts before a first prestige.
A pachinko game where you break pegs for money and work through a large upgrade tree.
Play as a crash-landed drone with damaged systems, mining resources and slowly repairing yourself.
Click an apple, collect odd apple variants for time played, and read joke news headlines.
Fill your apartment with rigged slot machines and empty card packs, expand rooms and place decorations that boost earnings.
An expanded formula-based incremental built on a rewrite of The Modding Tree, available in English and Chinese.
Defend a wall with chosen heroes in a roguelike idle defense, building up your castle, researching features and crafting relics.
A meta incremental where you reach infinite light by playing through entries from Incremental Game Jam 2.
An old-school browser incremental with a trading card theme, built to be finished over one to three days.
An April Fools game whose prestige layers are procedurally generated on a binary tree.
XP builds automatically while you climb a stack of prestige layers, each one wiping out everything beneath it.
Raise and expand a colony of foxes.
Guide a fox with your cursor through a monster-filled mountain, mining rocks and gathering loot to upgrade gear, a skill tree and permanent blessings.
Swing a knife on a rope with physics to slice fruit into ever smaller pieces, then upgrade factories and travel to new galaxies.
Six heroes battle automatically across a fantasy world while you upgrade nearly everything and juggle many prestige systems, with over 1,000 hours of content.
A short incremental that mixes math and music to generate an ever-longer song.
Smash everything in sight across an element tree and a second skill tree, with missions, challenges and two prestige layers.
Flip coins for cash, move up to better coins and hire helpers who flip them for you. A prototype of a Steam game.
A rebalanced expansion of Rarity Orbs XL with a new reset layer, more orbs and spawners, and tiered endgames from about 25 hours to several days.
A Modding Tree rewrite themed around rhythm game music, best played on desktop.
An incremental built around stacking prestige layers that boost one another, with four layers so far.
Explore a mythical world while bending time, repairing structures and tearing down walls over about an hour.
Start as a beginner surfer and work up to legend status through skills, jobs, quests and new surf spots.
Push your version number higher on a tongue-in-cheek journey through game development.
A slow, long tree of upgrades with clicking sections and many resets, currently 300 upgrades across 3 layers and 15 sub-layers. Unfinished.
A text RPG where you queue and automate actions each life, then spend marks earned at death on upgrades and new story content.
A sequel to The Longest Incremental from mostly the same group, also left unfinished.
A fan remake and expansion of The Gold Factory, a text-based incremental RPG in the vein of Candy Box and A Dark Room.
A robot trapped in a time loop collects batteries and recovers memories to last longer each cycle and eventually escape.
An incremental themed around escaping total darkness.
A defeated necromancer rebuilds an undead army and turns righteous in this tiny js13k incremental.
A GMTK 2026 jam game: mine blocks and build a small factory to push the count upward.
Shrink a black hole through Hawking radiation to collect quarks.
An in-progress tree-style incremental, modeled on another Galaxy game.
Energy is based on your peak resources across resets, so you can reset freely and rebuild elemental generators.
A roguelike deckbuilder where you chase a million in money across runs, unlocking cards and upgrades each attempt.
A multiplayer RPG with RuneScape-style gathering, production, and combat skills, repeating actions automatically, plus a player market and chat.
An older, no-longer-updated incremental with only a small amount of content.
A rebalanced Omega Layers mod focused on aleph and restack content.
A Minecraft-themed crafting clicker where you gather materials, craft better tools and hire villagers to automate.
Steer a mouse pilot's auto-firing ship through bullet-hell runs against a cat empire, growing a skill tree and collecting cat pilots.
Learn facts about snails, then help them conquer the world in a 15-minute incremental.
Place buildings on tiles across a series of maps, each with three building tiers and a new mechanic.
A card RPG played on a table, where dragging cards together handles everything, with weapon recipes, pet evolutions and prestige classes.
Click to hunt down members of a dark cult and turn their devotion into power in this dark-fantasy incremental.
Guide clones through a cave, pulling mana from strange rocks to reach deeper areas. A demanding puzzle game with a rough interface.
A Modding Tree game built around items, upgrades and challenges, where you win by earning every achievement.
The reinstated legacy build of a 2023 incremental mod, kept around with occasional fixes.
An NGU-inspired idle game about growing an ant farm in the background.
A short browser incremental about growing a train network into an empire.
Zoom into a scam ad to hit its tiny claim button, then upgrade Zoomie helpers and juggle browser tabs with new mechanics.
Type commands into a fake desktop to crack devices, run crypto miners and grow a botnet, then reset for Master Key bonuses.
An idle game about planets, universes, and realities, growing numbers to enormous size.
Push bowling pins into a scoring zone, buy upgrades and eventually automate the lane.
A reworked take on The Longest Incremental where you buy things to get more things.
Fill the screen with as many dice and upgrades as you can while completing quests and occasionally fighting bosses.
A crafting incremental where any recipe can be prestiged, crafted units go on expeditions, and items ship between separate realms.
Grow one GPU into an AI civilization: sell inference, build data centers and steer toward one of twelve futures, then start a new timeline.
Light a fire. Then the text opens up into a village, a map, and a story told almost entirely through what it doesn't say.
An ASCII adventure that starts as a counter of candies and turns into quests, spells and a lollipop farm.
Tap a broken money printer, buy income assets, hire managers and reset through IPOs for permanent bonuses. Play the free browser edition or the iPhone and iPad app. The money is fictional, and browser saves do not transfer to the app.
A time-loop incremental at sea. Every life starts in the slums; what you learn carries over as you work toward a ship and crew of your own. The free browser demo runs to the first boss.
Click to claim stars, link them with trade routes and grow a galactic economy, with 12 upgradeable Clankers to automate the clicks.
Steer your hook past the fish on the way down, catch them on the way up, then sell the haul for a longer line, a bigger hook and better prices.
Evolve a species from primordial ooze, build a civilisation, then blow it up in a dozen different ways to start again.
Grow a trade show from one table to full exhibition halls: badge visitors, help exhibitors and hire staff to run the show for you. Shared seasons follow the moon. Start as a guest; email is optional for recovering your cloud save.
Grow one planet into a space empire: research tech, raise fleets and conquer 20 worlds, with battles auto-resolved or fought squad by squad.
Explore dungeon rooms while your Spark attacks nearby monsters automatically. Move, dash and cast a nova to survive, then collect scrap and work toward stronger gear. The browser game starts directly as a guest.
Plan a list of actions, run the loop, get stronger, plan a better loop. Pure optimisation; the Omsi fork is the one to play.
A cosy pixel-art skiller: mining, farming, brewing, fighting, all ticking along in the background.
One persistent ship across ten planets: mine, fight, craft gear and trade with other players. A playable beta, updated often.
Run a civilisation of kittens from catnip fields to space elevators. Deep, slow, and endlessly spreadsheetable.
Work odd jobs, buy businesses and hire managers to run them, then open new districts and reset into Legacy for a stronger empire.
Click the big mushroom, hire worker shrooms, build houses and dig underground in a cozy pixel-art mushroom village. Over 85 upgrades and a Wisdom prestige loop.
Pitch the dead into one village grave, catch the souls they release, hire help and dig far deeper than is sensible. The free browser demo has no ads, purchases or sign-in; the developer says it runs about an hour and a half and ends at The Pit. A paid Windows version is in development.
Open envelopes for city cards and currencies, then craft your duplicates into Pro and Elite cities as the upgrade costs climb.
Grow one extractor into an orbital factory: place machines beside the right neighbors, time reactor pulses for bursts, and Reforge for permanent upgrades until you light a new star.
A fan-made clicker that walks every region, with breeding, dungeons and an enormous collection to fill.
Beggar to knight to emperor to something beyond, one lifetime at a time. Perfect first incremental.
Run a corner shop for plush-animal customers: stock the shelves, work the till and reinvest in new corners, helpers and faster stockers.
Inherit an underground casino and grow a slot machine from a few reels into a wall of them, with upgrades and a comic-book story. This free browser demo covers the first floor; the full Steam game is still upcoming. All coins are fictional.
Mine, power, research, and expand into the stars. A classic resource-chain idler from the golden age.
Grow an alien hive: larvae, drones, queens, nests, and then the numbers start producing numbers.
A story clicker in 1920s propaganda-poster style. Grow an underground movement, escape exile, seize the palace and hold it for 100 days.
You are the tornado. Tear through farms and towns, cash in every wreck and spend it on a bigger, nastier storm.
Turn energy into computation, build self-replicating foundries and expand from Earth across the solar system.
Breed an army of trimps, push through zones, portal back, and optimise your heirlooms for another hundred runs.
You are an AI that makes paperclips. Three acts, one terrifying arc, finished in an afternoon. The genre's best short story.
Swipe a card to spill bills onto the table, shred them for upgrades, and prestige for stronger chain reactions. The free browser demo covers the opening upgrades; the full Steam game is coming November 9.
Build a camp after a plane crash, send survivors on expeditions, open their salvage bags and grow through five eras. A rescue starts another island with permanent bonuses. The browser edition is free, with no ads or sign-up.
An early Modding Tree mod that packs several smaller incremental games inside one prestige tree.
Start with a single cursor and push your point count toward 1e200 as you travel across a vast universe.
Forage, fight and steal for fusion materials to mutate, grow stronger and ascend while exploring a city.
A clicker that layers a number of RPG systems and loot on top of the usual tapping.
Click a central shape to earn tokens based on its form and color.
A Modding Tree game about collecting lots of cats.
Run a lightbulb factory to power a darkened city, lighting up buildings to earn money across about six hours of play.
Start as a starving beggar in a text-based medieval city and branch into paths like priest, thief, rat friend or pyromaniac through many skills.
A tree game packed with layers, from basic prestige and rebirth up to infinity points.
An April Fools incremental about automating everything very quickly.
A joke mod of Omega Layers with an Among Us twist.
Sacrifice cult followers and gather blood to raise the devil in this short incremental demo.
Fish from a Scottish island pier, train skills, hire helpers for the creels and fill villagers' requests. Roughly an hour to its ending.
A desktop companion game: an immortal knight battles the undead while you work, growing stronger with each death.
Demo of a quarry mining incremental with timed swings, bombs to clear limited space, layered rock types, and a drone hub with its own upgrades.
Grow and sell crops, cook recipes and automate production, then prestige into stronger runs with over a thousand upgrades.
A small medieval town builder with RPG mechanics, written in vanilla JavaScript.
Grow a city by balancing residential, commercial and industrial zones and their tax rates.
Defend a central crystal from waves of enemies by clicking to repair and attack, buying upgrades between runs.
A browser incremental game about life as a software developer.
An idle game with many distinct features to unlock and balance, each with its own currencies and upgrades.
Grow an ant colony by assigning workers and expanding production of food and other resources.
The sequel to Idle Ant, a colony-building idle game with more resources and research to manage.
A space combat idle game where you design ships and send fleets into automated battles.
The successor to IdleSpace, an idle space game of fleet building and automated battles.
A text-based sci-fi adventure where you survive a decayed city, rediscover technology and rebuild civilization.
A chemistry idle game where you create elements and isotopes through nuclear and chemical reactions.
Run a physics lab and work through the history of high energy particle physics by clicking to collect data.
An idle roguelike where characters explore dungeons on their own and progress feeds a meta layer.
A Christmas clicker where you run Santa's company, putting reindeer and elves to work to grow the business.
A Chinese cultivation idle RPG with adventures, exploration, pets, gear upgrades and alchemy.
A text-based idle RPG inspired by Proto23, with combat, skills, gear and locations to explore.
A Prestige Tree mod across 12 layers built around long waits on upgrades and challenges, borrowing systems from Antimatter Dimensions and other classics.
Cast a magnet into rivers to haul up scrap and treasure, then sell, craft and upgrade. Every catch is manual.
A prestige-heavy incremental that plays like a variation on Fundamental.
A family-friendly edition of Idle Trillionaire with every card unlocked and mature card themes swapped for gentler ones.
A legacy Modding Tree take on Antimatter Dimensions NG modes, unlocking new mechanics from nothing.
Fish across lakes, upgrade rods and bait, hire helpers and hunt for rare legendary catches.
A gacha-style collection game with free pulls, over 2000 creatures, blades and ingredients to find, baking recipes and lots of handwritten events.
Earn money through hacking and other crimes, automate and scale the operation, and explore a map for pets and secrets.
A deliberately plain prestige tree mod with challenge content.
A Modding Tree mod made out of boredom, with layers named after whatever came to the developer's mind.
A medium-length Modding Tree mod with possible bugs and timewalls.
Grow and defend a village against hostile outside forces, with the long-term aim of leaving for the stars.
An RPG about botting in a fake MMO, unlocking modules like auto loot and auto pathing until your hunting runs itself.
Grow a civilization of simulated citizens from the first campfire through historical eras to overseas colonies.
Play a grill evaporating raindrops for coins, buying upgrades and skills until it can survive the whole storm.
A fantasy RPG where you combine spells to fight monsters, unlocking progression systems between battles. Fully hands-on.
Place cards to score multipliers from matching colors, shapes and numbers, earning crowns for upgrades. Beatable in 1 to 2 hours.
Play a pencil case collecting escaped stationery in short rounds, upgrading skills, evolving items and unlocking skins.
Grow a 1998 internet cafe from a single junk PC by serving customers, upgrading machines and networking, and researching tech.
Plant crops and build pens on a Polynesian island, expanding as you level up. Helper bots can collect goods for you, and you can restart with a fresh layout.
Tower defense where you lay tetromino pieces to shape the enemy path and mount towers on them.
A hard, strategy-heavy tree incremental spread across multiple universes, with puzzles in unlocking upgrades.
Grow an AI lab by hiring researchers and buying compute in a race to AGI, told as a mix of interactive fiction and strategy.
Roll dice for money, then spend it on better rolls and more dice.
A lighthearted incremental game themed around bees.
Run a deep-space mining platform whose drills fire lasers at lanes of ore, upgrading and automating while hazards reshape the field.
Trapped in a time loop aboard a research ship, train five stats each cycle before the oxygen runs out, then queue activities.
A Modding Tree game with a compact layout for phones, where most time is spent waiting and the active parts are prestiging and buying upgrades.
Poke a black hole to pull collectible cards, chasing rare finds and unlocking fun facts along the way.
Defragment a Windows 98 hard drive by placing cells next to each other, unlocking new mechanics as memory grows.
Throw bouncing pickaxes that ricochet through ore, adding bonus and special picks, abilities and random world events.
A short HTML incremental whose ending can be reached in 15 to 20 minutes.
A half-hour retelling of Sisyphus where he builds a city for help pushing the boulder, with upgrades, lootboxes and a narrator.
A hero stuck fighting the same monster forever; unlock upgrades, finish quests and assemble builds to escape the loop. Early alpha.
An FTL-like ship sim with pick-one-of-three rewards and choice encounters, where you combine SYSTEM parts and fit SOCKET INSERTs.
Roll toilet paper with your mouse or let bathroom helpers do it, unlocking special rolls with bonuses and a skill tree of satirical upgrades.
Knock unprofitable triangles off a factory conveyor with clicks, then invest in upgrades until the line runs fast without checks.
A Genshin Impact fan clicker where you hunt a lost golden nut, with expeditions and keyboard hotkeys.
A short experimental idle game about piling up points and lasting as long as you can.
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Break asteroids for minerals after crash-landing on an alien world, picking from a cast of characters with unique skills to build runs and repair your ship.
Run an AI lab: stream data, add GPU racks and train agents that appear as growing particle swarms.
Run an AI software company: hire and upgrade AI agents, pay for model subscriptions, take on projects and trade stocks.
A hackathon idle game about organizing an anarchist uprising.
An early-version incremental built around buying upgrades and workshop improvements.
Put a colony of ants to work painting canvases, then set prices by watching how buyers react to each piece.
A text-based ant colony incremental with scaling upgrades, tooltips, and save export.
A German-language idle RPG about collecting fading memory fragments, fighting bosses that embody lost eras and forming alliances with other players.
Run and expand a weapon shop, stocking everything from pistols to sci-fi arms to satisfy customers.
A minimalist math incremental that climbs the hyperoperations from successor upward, with sequences and stacked prestige layers.
A Kittens Game-inspired idle game where the queen bee gathers nectar, makes honey, raises workers and assigns them jobs.
Smash piggy banks for cash and buy upgrades until your debts are cleared, in a hands-on incremental.
Tap to mine cryptocurrencies, hire developers and upgrade GPUs, with coins accruing even while you are offline.
Care for a pixel virtual pet whose meadow produces motes for upgrades, evolve it through 46 forms and ascend it to found a stronger dynasty.
An idle RPG inspired by Black Desert Online with auto combat, zone progression and gear enhancement, plus cloud saves, a market and world bosses.
Collect blocks and buy factories that produce more blocks.
A clicker game built with Flutter for the browser.
Build a six-tier factory on an engineering schematic, prestige for Schematics, then publish for Patents and exhibit for Legacy Marks.
A Spanish-language clicker where you work your way up to become the boss of the world.
Grow a botnet by clicking, automate it, ride random events and minigames, then prestige.
Run a data brokerage in a short satire that makes the ethically worst move the optimal one.
Grow bubbles in a tiny universe, click them to collect cash, and spend it on upgrades.
Hire and train workers to build landmarks and houses across a map, collecting coins from finished buildings.
Build up businesses, hire managers and hit milestones in a money-making idle clicker.
Buy crates of dubious parts, assemble scooters and e-bikes, and flip them for profit until you are building nuclear and void-powered bikes.
Grow a bee hive that keeps making honey while you're away, up to the size of its pantry, and earn extra from a daily honeycomb puzzle.
A small incremental about reincarnation: grow points, then die repeatedly for stronger boosts.
Click chickens and run a coop, with prestige, multiple currencies, special events and a large upgrade tree. A take on Cow Clicker.
An in-development incremental web game from CirclesNET.
A motorsport-themed incremental in the Antimatter Dimensions style with four prestige layers and an endless R&D tree.
A short, simple clicker with about 8 to 10 minutes of play.
A neon clicker with combos, crits, missions, pets, random events and prestige.
A Flutter idle game where you gather apples, gold and beer with three kinds of workers.
Dig through a dark pit of clown monsters, with some base building and fighting along the way.
A pixel-art idle game where eight linked worlds keep running and feed each other's resources into one brass engine.
A minimalist sci-fi incremental in the style of A Dark Room: wake a dying reactor, gather and build to survive, then reach out across the stars.
A lighthearted idle game with coins, a shop, a cauldron, a kingdom and a dungeon to manage across tabs.
A satirical clicker where you inhale copium to raise your denial and delusion, presented as a retro operating system.
Play a startup CEO who clicks for points, poaches staff and copies products to take over ever larger corporations.
Build a pixel-art kingdom, train troops and send them out to earn gold while the tab is closed, then raid friends' kingdoms peer to peer.
An incremental clicker where material chunks fall into a crusher simulated with real physics, unlocking new materials, upgrades and skins.
Build crypto mining farms and buy better GPUs to grow a crypto business.
A Chinese food-themed skilling idle game in the Melvor mold, with dozens of gathering and crafting skills, bosses, seasons, minigames and a huge item collection.
A cyberpunk incremental RPG with passive Bytes and RAM, tactical ASCII grid combat, and a story against the megacorps.
A three-level 3D coin pusher where matching coins stack into bigger denominations, with upgrades and idle income.
A minimalist idle game.
Harvest souls and grow your evil influence in this incremental game.
Buy and sell dogecoin by clicking to fund rocket parts, but clicking too much can crash the price.
Tap to build and expand an underground bunker for survivors, then destroy the world again for bigger profits.
Harvest cash, ore, energy and brainpower, hire workers to click for you, and assign research across several topics.
Mine an imaginary cryptocurrency by clicking, level up your hardware, find rare items and craft them into better gear. In Russian.
A small Russian-language joke clicker about mining and selling a made-up ore, with random events and PC upgrades.
A small incremental built with client-side Blazor.
Build atoms and molecules with the long-term goal of creating every element up to Oganesson, without huge numbers.
A clicker RPG where you spend energy on attacks to beat ten emoji bosses and upgrade strength, recovery, HP and energy.
Grow a garage esports squad into an orbital dynasty by scouting players, upgrading rigs and funding teams through business ventures.
A retro horror idle game about running the night shift at a dead TV station that never stopped transmitting, rebuilt by its author in Flutter.
Catch fish, level up, and unlock new fishing locations.
An incremental about nuclear physics and quantum mechanics, growing numbers through fission-themed upgrades.
Poke a startled 3D emoji to make it gasp, arm yourself with forty weapons and a minion crew, push through seven eras, then collapse the timeline and start again stronger.
An incremental game about frogs, a remake of the author's earlier frog incremental.
Grow a medieval castle into an empire by building wood, stone, food and gold producers, training an army and trading.
Buy, merge and place gears to build a factory, working through levels with their own challenges.
An incremental game built around generators, the author's second take on the genre.
Click to collect souls, buy upgrades and enhancers, and prestige for multipliers.
An incremental game themed around coffee.
Gain ice, then work through a stack of resets, boosters and challenges that each push your ice production further.
Gather reagents and transmute essence with collectors and upgrades, with several visual themes to pick from.
A cookie-clicker in xianxia style: cultivate qi from the clan's outcast to godhood, buying cushions, pill furnaces and spirit veins, with breakthroughs along the way.
Hire and assign managers to your businesses so they earn without constant clicking as you climb toward billionaire status.
Hire and train workers to build famous landmarks brick by brick, collecting rent from finished buildings.
Write code by clicking to finish paid projects, then train yourself and hire developers to code for you.
Tap to earn cash, recruit and train players, and field your team against others online.
Build a football team whose player stats grow exponentially and try to win the championship.
Pick a character class and fight down the floors of a shifting dungeon, spending loot on attack, defense and abilities.
Grow a small hotel into a resort chain by upgrading rooms and amenities and hiring staff.
An early idle game about ruling a kingdom and gathering resources.
Build a wizard school, enroll students who learn spells and potions, and earn magic coins while offline.
A medieval-themed incremental about growing a settlement's resources and workers.
Combine settlements and ships on small planets to build new constructs, colonizing strange galaxies and filling a journal with artifacts.
An idle Pokemon fan game built on Profectus, starting in the Kanto region.
A soccer management incremental where you name your club, pick a league and build a small team into a winner.
Run a stickman factory with over 50 fighters and weapons, stacking power-ups to multiply earnings.
Take a weak, jobless man through workouts, study and jobs until he builds a career and a house.
Merge swords and gear, evolve pets and summon fairies as a pixel-art avatar fights monsters and raids, leveling up offline too.
Run a garbage collection business, upgrading trucks and recycling to clean up and restore a town.
Guide a soggy Dutch tourist up the vacation ladder from cheap motels to a private island, upgrading lodging, travel, looks and staff.
A browser idle MMORPG with a multiplayer server, featuring skills, equipment, inventory, trading and stage objectives.
An incremental game about collecting and processing garbage.
A numbers-focused incremental inspired by Antimatter Dimensions and FE000000.
Generate A points to buy B points, and so on up the alphabet to Z, with an upgrade layer beyond.
A reloaded version of the classic Incremental Mass, where you grow your mass through layered resets.
An incremental game centered on upgrading a relic.
Grow a number with multipliers that unlock one at a time through Multiplier Prestiges.
Eat things smaller than you to grow and eat bigger things, in an incremental take on agar.io and Tasty Planet.
Build and sell websites by clicking, then hire developers and salespeople to grow a small web agency into an empire.
An auto-battling incremental RPG you can play with friends: lose the early fights, grow longer combos and better gear each round, then flatten the ring that beat you.
A Chinese cultivation-themed idle game where spiritual energy cascades through eight inner realms, with breakthroughs, artifact crafting and rebirth resets.
Hatch parasites and spread a grotesque colony through a planet that resists you, with buildings and prestige upgrades. The demo has an ending.
Tap through a meme clicker to unlock and upgrade Italian Brainrot characters.
A Chinese office-worker idle game in the Melvor mold: fight workplace foes like vague requirements and deadlines, and train eight hobbies to level 100 between shifts.
A numbers-heavy incremental from the author of Incremental Mass Rewritten.
Climb the Kardashev scale by gathering, building and researching technologies to raise your civilisation level.
Click the trick button to earn kibble in a small clicker built on a pure functional architecture.
Click your named cat to bake biscuits, then buy upgrades and buffs for passive biscuit production.
Run the last waystation on a misty frontier, sending two-hero expeditions into the woods and spending loot on your watchtower.
Automate a leek restaurant with factories and conveyor belts, arranging the layout for the best idle income and comparing strategies on leaderboards.
Rule a SNES-styled kingdom: rebuild it, explore for upgrades, retake facilities for income and raise an army to storm the enemy castle.
Run live operations for a mobile game studio: grow daily players, tune ads, battle passes and gacha, and fire live events for revenue spikes.
Roll for rarities, raise your luck multiplier, and climb mastery tiers.
Turn logs into planks in a sawmill, hiring lumberjacks and automating lines, with profits growing while you are away.
Pick one of five gear eggs, tune and incubate it, and raise a mechanical monster in a GBA-style idle workshop while earning heat and bolts for upgrades.
Generate mass and spend it on increasingly expensive planets to build out a solar system.
A small clicker with achievements, a clicks-per-second counter and four unlockable difficulty modes.
Click nodes to fill a grid with matter, spend skill points across several paths, and reset for bonuses that unlock new systems.
Grow from a street stall to a global trade tower across ten shop tiers, hiring managers to automate them and reinvesting for permanent multipliers.
A tap-to-fight idle RPG where you defeat monsters, collect essence, upgrade gear and take on boss battles.
An incremental puzzle game about generating letters and cracking ciphers.
Forage mycelium and mine stone, ore and crystal across an endless seeded wilderness, then craft tools and extractors until you're producing far more than enough.
A Ludum Dare clicker that mixes incremental progress with a life sim about aging.
Earn Sloth Points by procrastinating, then hit an Existential Crisis to rebirth with permanent Epiphanies.
A fungal-network incremental where you design a 2D mycelium graph instead of a production list, with tech, automation, challenges and prestige.
Spread a fungal network through forest soil, weighing nearby poor ground against distant rich deposits since resources must travel back to the core.
Play an AI running a simulated Nanotrasen station in a text-heavy idle game set in the Space Station 13 universe.
A joke clicker where you earn rupees by bringing internet access to Nepali villages with antennas, laptops and more.
Tap to speed up oil rigs, pipe crude into storage wells, and upgrade machines to sell more.
A zero-player incremental meant to run like a screensaver, watching a number climb to absurd heights in Omega Layers notation.
An idle game written in Rust and WebAssembly with a Vue front end.
A lighthearted idle clicker built around clicking an orangutan.
An owl-themed tapper built in Unity for the browser.
A small clicker about producing preons with generators and multipliers, then breaking infinity for new upgrades.
An actively developed rewrite of the incremental game Path To Infinity.
A cozy pachinko game where a robot drops balls automatically to collect coins, or you tap to queue drops yourself.
A pixel-art egg farm where chickens lay eggs that ride conveyors through washing, packing and labeling to market.
A minimal pixel-art idle game about watering a plant and watching it grow.
Tap a planet to gather coins, attract objects to decorate it and use prestige to push across the universe.
Run a one-person plane company, starting with folded paper airplanes and working up to manufacturing real ones.
Build Vibe through 10 absurd rooms hidden in a Container Store, unlock automation, then start over as a franchisee.
An incremental game that walks through the history of disinformation, built on Profectus.
Generate points and prestige with the goal of reaching 1e100 prestige points.
Click to win votes and money, then use them to exploit the electorate in a satirical political clicker.
Click popcorn, buy buildings that pop more for you, and collect achievements in a minimal interface.
Explore and exploit a procedurally generated planet with bots you control by hand or with JavaScript scripts, expanding your army to conquer it.
A cyberpunk idle management game where a mainframe AI and its clones take on jobs and contracts for factions across cities.
A simple clicker with ASCII art where the aim is to finish a run as fast as possible.
A parody RAM store that is secretly a clicker: every memory kit you buy produces points to buy more kits that never ship.
Cut grass for resources and upgrades in a browser incremental inspired by a Roblox grass-cutting game.
Tap to earn coins, buy automated generators and scale a network, with a combo meter that triggers a high-reward fever mode.
Fight endless monsters, level up and collect equipment in a browser incremental RPG.
A clicker game themed on Old School RuneScape, with skills, gear and monsters to click through.
Collect scrap by hand, then build crushers, separators and assemblers until the whole processing chain runs itself.
A short incremental that gamifies several of the author's Snail Clocks and experiments with unusual input schemes.
A Unity-built clicker where you grow a civilization starting from rocks.
Click to launch payloads from the Moon's mass driver, timing the orbit to reach Mars, Venus or Mercury and slowly colonize the inner solar system.
An ink-wash cultivation idle game with breakthroughs, alchemy, card-based duels, random encounters and rebirth bonuses.
Mine stardust by clicking, buy auto-miners from drones to black holes, and prestige for a permanent production bonus.
Click to earn coins as a streamer, upgrade your studio and gear, and answer chat correctly to keep followers.
Generate beats to unlock code modules and hardware, while your live-coded Strudel pattern grows and plays in the browser.
Arrange shelves and serve shoppers in a growing supermarket, tapping the register for extra income and climbing a global leaderboard.
Cut with your sword to earn energy, level up, and spend skill points in a skill tree.
Power up a hero with skills, relics and skins to clear undead bosses from an occupied town.
Tap an egg to hatch a digital monster, then feed and train it through six evolution stages inside a retro Digivice-style LCD frame.
A small, simple idle game about running a tea shop.
An idle tree game made with Profectus.
A Profectus tree game themed on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
Rebuild civilization on an alien world across ten eras while uncovering ruins from those who came before; prestige is the cycle.
Buy upgrades laid out across an infinite 2D plane, moving outward as each purchase opens up its neighbors. In early development.
A small incremental game with a playable build and community Discord.
Defend a small fortress against waves of tiny monsters in an action-focused incremental.
Run an AI lab from one laptop to an orbital data center, balancing token production, customer demand and the compute you spend training each stronger model.
A Modding Tree game that drops prestige layers in favor of standalone nodes.
A basic idle game about growing trees and expanding a small tree empire.
A Chinese incremental where a runaway AI consumes the observable universe, then rewinds the timeline for time crystals and permanent upgrades across ever-larger universes.
Expand an island farm with plants, trees and animals, buying upgrades to raise the farm's level over about an hour of play.
A newly turned vampire feeds each night, gathering experience and money that unlock more complex goals and actions.
A satirical incremental game poking fun at the author's Discord server.
A clicker game made for GitHub Game Off 2022.
A text-based xianxia cultivation idle game spanning 26 realms, with breakthroughs, alchemy, forging, combat and reincarnation.
Grow your points across four layers, collect 30 achievements, and unlock an automation layer. Mostly active with some idle stretches.
Each filled progress bar yields mana, which you convert into four elements to cast spells, then prestige for stronger versions.
An Antimatter Dimensions fan game that generates matter instead, lasting about two to three days if played semi-actively.
Break through layers of blocks to collect pixels while racing against timers.
Grow numbers to infinity, then continue up through ordinals in this googology-themed incremental.
An early-beta tree incremental that aims for 1e100 points.
A rebirth-focused tree that takes 5 to 12 hours with almost no waiting.
Guide people from a cave to skyscrapers in a procedurally generated idle city builder about resources and happiness.
A remake of The J Tree, a Modding Tree incremental still receiving updates.
A remake of CMOW; the developer suggests a hard reset before starting.
Break numbers into factors, chain lucky combos and choose which number properties and boosts pay out. Heavily click-driven.
A small clicker in the corner of your screen where a witch defeats monsters for gold, buys spells and keeps leveling while you do other things.
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A short Modding Tree mod where every upgrade is only a small multiplier.
Plant fruit trees, slice the fruit for profit and play plinko, all feeding a large skill tree in a one to two hour jam game.
A Modding Tree game about slaying monsters and leveling up.
A short, early-stage Modding Tree game about ore.
Collect MJs across 18 unlockable layers in this Modding Tree game.
Recruit heroes with distinct abilities, gather resources and research technology to clear increasingly tough dungeons.
Earn points to buy new themed tabs, each adding its own mechanic, currency or automation that feeds the others.
A heavily nerfed version of Check Back meant to test extreme patience, where finishing could take years.
A small idle game played as the Deep Thought computer, working toward the answer to everything.
Fight monsters and collect loot to power up, level Prestige Crystals, and buy artifacts. Inspired by Idle Loot Quest.
A 3D mining game played in the browser, still largely a work in progress.
Mine ore on an empty planet and load cargo ships to sell it off-world. An expanded follow-up to an earlier prototype.
Take revenge for a real catfish from a German lake by clicking your way to control of the seas.
A prestige tree about quarks, subatomic particles and universal shifts.
Build clocks and conquer the multiverse through time travel, phoenixes, dungeons and odd apples in a dense idle game.
Click through corrupted files to recover hidden IDs and piece together a 2000s story, with tokens, passive upgrades and combos.
Open card packs online, then chat, trade and battle with other players on leaderboards. An account is required.
Buy orbs that bounce around the screen to earn money, then spend gems on upgrades that boost every orb at once.
Grind Ether, unlock more layers and buy upgrades in this tree incremental.
An early tree incremental with multipliers, rebirths, super multipliers and exponents.
Each layer has nine buyables, and upgrades make them hand out free levels of earlier ones, chaining growth through a series of prestige layers.
A prestige tree with exactly six layers, inspired by several other tree mods.
Press buttons to earn cash and stats, then climb through ranks.
Build defenses and specialize units against ever stronger waves, where shared upgrade costs force real trade-offs.
Tap to grow a family of capybaras, upgrade their habitats and unlock new environments with changing weather.
Battle enemies with dice; each win gives both you and your foe a stat-boosting card.
A pixel-art survivor game where level-ups draw playing-card upgrades, bosses open an escape sequence, and banked loot funds permanent upgrades.
A mod of delooped that layers on new upgrades and meta-progression.
Buy a long chain of increasingly costly upgrades inside one layer, using prestige, auras, buyables and later Energy to reach the final one.
An incremental clicker set in an empty digital world, collecting mysterious a-coins that hold the world's secrets.
A finished, no-longer-updated Modding Tree mod.
Climb through five reset layers from Goldify to Absolutism, using golden sliders to boost production until you annihilate everything.
A personal remake of The Difficulty Upgrade Tree with six reset layers and deliberately slow growth.
A tree game about being muted in a chat group, translated from Chinese. Complete, with a minimum finish time of about two and a half days.
Toss gnomes into a deep well to dig for money and secrets, buying upgrades in this short game jam entry.
Auto-attack enemies for random damage, collect and forge loot mods, and spend charging resources on upgrades.
Progress from a single bit through symbols, colors and octal in a jam incremental about the roots of coding.
A multiplayer idle race up ladders, competing with other players for grapes and position to reach the final ladder.
Grow a universe to enormous sizes across two prestige layers. A faster remake of Incremental Universe Growth.
A jam game about refining oil, keeping pressure in check, and turning the output into money.
Live out lives in real time, earn life points when you die, and spend them on lifespan, aging speed and ascension.
A short game about piling up points through research and a set of oddly named buildings.
A math-themed incremental inspired by Algebraic Progression, pushing numbers ever higher.
A brief Modding Tree mod modeled on the Roblox game Azure Mines, where you dig for progressively rarer ores.
Excite electrons into atoms and build up six elements until you have enough atoms for one cell. A jam game with no text at all.
An active incremental about mining crystals, inspired by Synergism, Clicker Heroes and IMR.
A Modding Tree game where points come from clicking tokens of different types that spawn at random.
An experiment in displaying huge numbers as grids of digits as you work toward a googol.
A touch-friendly game that begins like Space Company and expands into fleets, artifacts and late-game machines.
Punch your way out of an abandoned hospital by clicking, with hits turning automatic over time, while taking pills and mutagens to fight mutants.
Merge over 250 pins into stronger forms, slot them into formations with special bonuses, build a tower through expeditions, and prestige by seasons.
A polynomial incremental that gradually turns into something resembling FNAF.
A very long Modding Tree game with four reset layers and heavy timewalls; late upgrades can take days, and full runs have taken months.
Produce red, green and blue, then mix in secondary colors, with keyboard shortcuts for every color and upgrade.
Catch different currencies as they fall from the sky, buy upgrades and eventually unlock automatic collection.
Mash keys to write code, then build a production grid and hire AI agents that ship projects, including while the game is closed, before prestiging.
An idle action RPG with Combat, Mining and Crafting skills, loot hunting, multiplayer boss rooms, an isometric factory and monthly leaderboard seasons.
Mine cryptocurrency and grow it into an empire in this open-source idle game.
A dashboard-themed clicker where you buy click upgrades, analytics generators and projects, then start new runs.
A loot-driven idle ARPG in the vein of Path of Exile, with item crafting, a 700-node skill tree and seraphim bosses to challenge.
A long-running browser idle dungeon game with a global leaderboard.
Generators orbit a core and fire mass into it to build worlds, then you forge stars to earn relics.
Fish strange entities from the Poolrooms, upgrading gear and equipping catches as pets while tides speed up your haul.
Drop balls through pachinko boards to stack multipliers, fight a boss, and spend on a big skill tree across several modes with prestige.
A Scratch-born number game with three prestige layers and part of a fourth, built around reaching a black hole at the end.
Demo of a fantasy idle RPG with roguelite elements: recruit heroes, fight pixel art foes through World 1's story, then an endless mode to floor 150.
A slow multiplayer incremental set in a satirical dystopian corporation, where you process work for DeepCoin, pick specializations and compete on public leaderboards.
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Buy and upgrade cards that generate money and happiness, working through the first 200 cards in this demo.
A browser MMORPG clicker from around 2005, now updated with real-time combat, a card-based dungeon, rebirths and gear upgrades that persist through them.
An active incremental take on Minesweeper where you buy drones to clear tiles and grow a minesweeper empire.
Channel mystical essence, build 20 realms that produce it for you, collect artifacts, explore dungeons and ascend repeatedly.
Type to generate keystrokes, then upgrade buildings that boost production while improving your typing speed.
Click enemies in dungeon floors for blood, spend it on your sword and spells, and let those spells keep fighting while you are offline.