Capitalism

Run an airline the competent way you wish they were like in real life. Open routes, buy aircraft, build the weekly schedule, and hire crew qualified to fly it. No cockpits, no cutscenes. Just the network, the numbers, and fierce rivals aiming to take a cut of your market share.

A turn-based Wall Street trading sim, played at a 1985 terminal. Trade, short, corner commodities and take boardrooms to bring down APEX Holdings, a rival bound by the same rules you are. Win clean, or buy the regulator and live with the file. One global ledger that never resets.

Your grandfather left you a debt. The men he owed left you an offer: a plot of land, and a chance to settle up. Every empire needs a respectable front. Build the mall, hire the right people, and find out how far you’re willing to go.

You’ve stumbled into a bizarre world of lost civilizations and parallel universes. Your choices will shape the future of entire civilizations and decide the fate of millions of lives. Choose carefully. The universe is counting on you. Find the right universe.

A black-and-white incremental game about one revolving door. Turn it, let people in, and spend the earnings on a bigger door and better blades, until the corner shop's little door is a human pump swallowing the whole city. The goal: admit all of humanity.

The Dig Show is a cozy digging game about finding treasures on a fake TV stage. Use a metal detector, wash the dirt off your finds and show them on air. Viewers pay to watch. Upgrade your gear and dig a little deeper every day.

Bid on sealed storage lockers using only the clues at the door. Tear the junk apart without breaking the treasure, then restore, appraise and display your finds. Spot the fakes, outbid the rivals, crack the safes. 2,000+ collectibles to find, restore, and display.

A satirical incremental game where your mouse is the tax ring. Anyone inside it pays. Invent absurd taxes, chase fleeing billionaires and get re-elected. Then tax penguins, microbes, aliens and ghosts. They will thank you.

A hand-drawn deckbuilding roguelike where cards print candles. Push price through your rivals' stop losses, pocket their money, and stay one hand ahead of the margin call.

666. The devil has spoken. She wants you to roll the dice. Why? Nobody knows. She needs a six. Then maybe another. Then maybe 666. A short dice rolling game: throw, buy upgrades that bend the odds, and keep rolling until she gets what she wants.