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Ten useless heroes, one idle RPG, and the slow march toward almost mattering.

Minecraft meets Cookie Clicker: a Stone Age crafting incremental by two brothers.

Dig shafts, hire miners, ride the elevator: Kolibri Games' genre-defining mining idle.

Start with one small shop, hire the managers, and climb from entrepreneur to business legend.

Bore, stroke, turbo, camshaft: a 1970s-to-today car empire sim that lets you build the engine part by part before you sell the dream.

Tap a carrot, hire farm hands, and let the carrots-per-second curve do the heavy lifting.

Stack businesses into a tower, hire celebrities to run them, then jump eras in a time machine to do it all again bigger.

Tap the crumb you found between the couch cushions. It will evolve. It will judge you.

From a rack of jeans and tank tops to a boutique celebrities queue for: a time-management shop sim with a booster habit.

Darts, scratch-offs, pachinko and a million-dollar escape: the gambling-floor incremental done with class.

A run-down junkyard gas station, a garage full of clunkers and a pump that never rests: Homa's pocket-sized roadside empire.

Merge quirky little creatures, attract their fleas and let a tiny floating archipelago pay you rent.

A nostalgic hack-and-slash idle: tap the waves, hoard chest boosts and chase the super evolution.

From instant noodles in a cramped room to tech billionaire: a low-friction developer-life idle.

Hamsters run the cake factory: balance the mixers, sweeten the recipes, fatten the cheeks.

From an empty pier to a forest of cranes: tap your way into the shipping business, one boat at a time.

Build themed galleries from dinosaurs to space tech, catch the thieves and keep the queue moving.

Feed the queen cat, hire feline helpers and watch the coins pile up: pure 2014 comfort-clicking.

Pound the table, caffeinate the bosses, and whip an assembly line of 220 collectible workers toward THE BIG BOSS.

Drop marbles, merge them into prettier marbles and let the ASMR economy hum in the background.

Harvest souls, draw occult sigils and automate a cult until Cthulhu wakes: Lovecraft with fair monetization.

Grow the crops, stock the shelves, hire the cashiers: a farm-to-shelf mall empire in your pocket.

An idle empire built on scratching digital lotto cards, with no ads, no timers and a proper prestige spine.

Tap through planets, squash lucky earthworms and Big Bang your dig site for exponential miners.

Scrub the buses, queue the passengers, and connect the country one terminal at a time.

Pull the strings of global domination: fake news, reptilian allies and a New World Order to run.

Feed fruit, grow worms, sell the worms, repeat for 200 achievements: VdH's 2018 Android idle.

TopCog's quiz-strategy idle: earn Knowledge Points through Brain Quests with 28 Skills and 10 Mindpowers.

playconda's lemonade-empire tycoon: both stores delisted, the lemonade flows on via Aptoide.

TopCog's party-autopilot RPG: heroes quest, level and loot while you watch. Android listing gone, iOS alive.

Bling Bling Games' medieval production-chain tycoon: settle, produce, trade across the islands.

Stone age to modern era: ICVR's civilization management idle, web-dead but mobile-alive.

Tap mana, buy machines, conjure minions, ascend to Cthulhu: an 8-bit mana-economy clicker.

Swing the pickaxe, craft the pickaxes that swing themselves: Fiveamp's blocky mining idle.

TinkerLabs' Tesla-vs-Edison idle tycoon: run the 1890s current war from your pocket.

Build the tower, idly, in 2018: sapient.raven's Android tycoon, store-dead but press-kit-rich.

MeigaLabs' soccer-management clicker: listing standing, install impossible.

Every element is a currency: Airapport's alchemy chain where A transmutes and B dissolves back.

A game-dev-studio idle about making idle games: delisted from Play, screenshots survive on Almost Idle.

Breed deadly bacteria, infect planets, and let the petri dish run itself.

Mine bitcoin with a pickaxe, then with satellites. 2014's crypto joke that outlived several market cycles.

Build a civilization, raid your neighbours: Naquatic's 2014 mobile civ-idle with clan PvP.

Tech Tree Games' zoo tycoon idle: fill the zoo, feed the animals, complete the collections.

Your character plays itself: the 2015 auto-battling MMORPG that closed in February 2016.

An F1 idle tycoon: manage the team, upgrade the car, win races while idle.

An Android game-dev tycoon idle, delisted so thoroughly that its package ID is lost.

Bittman Games' Android shopkeeping idle: gather, sell, build the town, delisted whole.

Moldy Games' Android oil-drilling incremental: delisted once, back on the store, drilling still.

Taco trucks, robots and a gold-obsessed pig: the idle tycoon that breaks its grind into bite-sized empires.