Incremental

A minimalist idle / incremental game where you optimize an abstract engine by balancing production, stability, charge and overheating.

Plant strange seeds, grow adorable little horrors, and choose their fate: raise them as battle companions or harvest them for potions. Delve into the Abyss, battle cursed creatures, discover rare seeds, and strengthen your haunted garden through growth, crafting, and dungeon runs.

A physics based incremental game about scrapping junk to collect scrap and components. Build machines and buy powerful upgrades to become more efficient.

Pop bubbles to escape your fate in this psychological horror clicker incremental game experience.

A tiny astronaut explores the Moon in a little window on your desktop. Collect resources, send out drones, upgrade your gear, and customize your operator. A calm idle companion to keep the workday fun.

No Chicken Wants to Die is a short, incremental game. Play as a helpless little chick and fend off waves of zombies to protect your chicken coop!

You've been recruited by ChocoShit S.A. to pay off your debt in the "KK" Program. Open thousands of chocolate bars, feed the insatiable KaraKulo, and pray for the Golden Ticket that will earn your freedom. Upgrade, survive corporate exploitation, and keep working!

Unwind while saving a village of quirky blobs from toxic rocks. Based on Karpman's drama triangle, this relaxing RTS experience will put you in the zone after a long day.

Hanachiru Shrine no Hanabime is a Japanese-inspired sorting and idle game where you gather faith by discerning people's wishes and restore a once-abandoned sacred shrine. Enjoy a unique blend of peaceful, relaxing moments and fast-paced shrine duties as you rebuild the divine sanctuary.

Build. Grow. Dominate. A deep CEO simulator for finance professionals and ambitious founders, run your own finance firm and turn it into a formidable giant in the world of finance!

Look, it's a deck of cards. Click it. Get Points. Make the number BIG. Stack four suits that all do different jobs, print gold, and feed an upgrade tree that seems endless, until a humble 52-card deck is doing things a deck of cards should not.

A cozy arcade roguelite. An old coin-op machine you find in the attic, and it still works. Aim true and time your hits in 2–4 minute runs. Every new monster you beat prints a sticker — where you stick it on the cabinet decides what it upgrades or unlocks. Insert coin to play?