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stanny1's Sword King sibling: luck-based forging, 20+ weapons, delisted from everywhere.

The Haxe creator's lost Flash RPG: restore the kingdom, save the Hero, lose the SWF.

A 2013 Unity candy clicker with its own subreddit and a leaderboards page. The domain is dead; the archive remembers v0.97 to v1.15.

A Java monitoring company built a clicker where the whole community tried to leak RAM together. It died, and ten years later the fans dragged it back.

From BaBee to Supreme Beeing: a 2016 bee-tier clicker, squatted by a gambling site.

The meta parody where one person manages hundreds of clicker games: WolfyDoki's 2017 Android idle, delisted in its first year.

Crovie's 2013 Kongregate pick-swinger: better picks, more gold, gone with Flash, kept by Flashpoint.

Cookie clicker meets the prison industrial complex: arrest citizens, put prisoners to work.

Click jelly, ride the elevator, join the jevolution: a 2014 Unity-web idle, plugin-dead but build-preserved.

An orange-juicing idle with easter-egg dogecoins: Lawrence Luk's 2013 game, orphaned by a domain move.

Kaguya flips a table forever: a 2010 Touhou fan idle where Neetery is a stat.

A complete iOS kingdom clicker, delisted so completely that even its wiki row lost the link.

Pikachus inducing more Pikachus from a pokeball: the 2015 Pokemon fan clicker, defunct twice over.

Skarwild's French pixel-art tap RPG: delisted from Play, APK mirrors keep v1.60 alive.

dotacreepy's third Kongregate idle in this index: run laps around planets, upgrade the runner.

InfernalLogic's luck-based puzzle incremental: plink the plinky, hope the plinky plinks back.

Thomas Bizal's second catalog entry: a space-shooter tap idle, delisted across three storefronts.

Make your profile on a social site and click: denisolenison's 2015 satire, Flash-dead.

A 2014 stick-figure battler: 100 enemy levels, four idle units and your thumb.

Slay monsters, craft swords, gain richness: Lifebelt's 2014 luck-based clicker RPG, delisted whole.

Build a startup in Miami with Fabio the flamingo and Hank the business monkey: 2015's sunniest tycoon idle.

A Cookie Clicker-style idle carrying 2,600 lines of personal stories: GiGi's first solo game.

PugStudio's 2016 tap-mining Android idle: store-dead, itch-alive, zero web version ever.

The fan game about the only universally agreed League of Legends opinion: kill the Teemos.

Collect resources, sell for gold, hire the workers: complete, dead, one thumbnail survives.

TonnoRandagio's fish-tier tuna clicker: gweb.io-hosted, parked now, 23 sprites recovered from Wayback.

Antony Lavelle's 2009 meta-joke: even the menus are upgrades you have to buy.

An anchovy fisherman takes over the world of anchovies. A 2013 beta, archived mid-swim.

Click sugar, hatch ants, build the hill: a 2016 hobbyist ant colony that never left v0.1.

Slice bananas to get more bananas. A 2015 Android incremental, delisted but remembered.

From broke to tycoon in Alegrium's 2013 mobile capitalist climb: delisted, archived, remembered.

Click through monster hordes, recruit heroes, build a party: a Flash-era party clicker.

Click a button for money, then defend turrets through four endings: a 2013 Flash escalate-athon.

A satirical capitalist pig farming fortune: delisted, with its icon still served by Google's CDN.

Chop wood, pump oil, hire a logging helicopter: an early Cookie Clicker descendant, saved by its community.

Imrael's 2021 Android civilization clicker: delisted, icon still served by Google's CDN.

Raise a medieval army on your phone: tbiz5270's 2014 iOS idle, delisted but documented.

The war moves to orbit: the space-age sequel to Click and Conquer, delisted.

Tap to start hacking and make money: the VB-GUI hacker-parody iOS clicker, delisted.

A 2014 Flash cupcake idle, preserved in Flashpoint; its sequel lives on Newgrounds via Ruffle.

Siveran's 2011 Flash god-game: make people die happy, harvest the souls, run the afterlife farm.

The 2013 Gabe Newell parody clicker: click Gabens, buy hats, archived from a dead domain.

Tap ghosts, upgrade the haunt: Diviad's delisted spook-tapping idle.

Michał Rawdanowicz's 2013 mining incremental, dead with every host it ever had.

dotacreepy's driving incremental: drive, earn, repeat, until Flash died in 2020.