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You are a planet. Make friends, dodge space gods, and dungeon-dive into your own core.

A free idle game that taps you through 4.5 billion years of life, from primordial soup to the technological singularity.

Learn to code by running a botnet: the programming incremental that teaches JavaScript through crimes.

A strategic incremental about feeding dwarves to a mountain, and the logistics of getting the gold back out.

A text-based xianxia idler: meditate, refine pills, draw talismans, and survive the tribulations of ascension.

A Japanese hot spring idler: build a garden, raise koi and cats, and let a serene world run in the background of your work.

A co-op desktop idler about patting fish to maturity with friends, then netting them into a shared aquarium.

Raise idle fish on your desktop, collect rare species, and let the pond pay you while you work.

A 3D farm idler that lives on the bottom edge of your screen while you get on with your life.

Robotic vacuums with a taste for geometry: deploy PolyBots, merge them, and build a shape-sweeping empire.

An idle roguelite that lives in the corner of your monitor and minds its own business.

One generator, one progress bar, and multipliers that multiply multipliers in a hypnotically slow idle.

Build the facilities, harvest the goo, and scale slime production into scientific notation.

One champion, one dungeon, and a developer FAQ that doubles as the store page.

Sneaker Tap is second version of idle game about your sneakers

A tiny farm that lives on your Windows taskbar, raising chickens, cows and truffle pigs while you do actual work.

An auto-battler RPG with no menus, no sprawl and three buildings: the whole genre compressed to its skeleton.

A cozy pixel lord simulator with 25 heroes, 50 treasures and six very final dragons

A node production simulator: buy nodes, feed a technology tree, and grow a sprawling production line.

A clicker RPG where the hardcore mode means it: one life, and death deletes everything.

Hit bag, crank lever, upgrade moves. Repeat until the caps stop being lowercase.

Hatch pets, mine quadrillions of coins, and unlock 100 hand-crafted areas in a gacha-flavoured idle adventure.

A Tamagotchi that lives in the corner of your monitor: feed it, train it, evolve it, and try not to kill it with kindness.

A deposed village chief farms a demon-infested frontier in a strip of screen at the bottom of your monitor, and mostly without you.

Buy stores, hire workers, and click your way to an absurd amount of money in a little town with weather.

Slay, spawn, convert, prestige: a minimalist pixel idle RPG with fair prices and a global ranking.

A garden that grows while you are elsewhere. The 2016 clicker that made doing nothing feel like horticulture, now with a sequel and a decade of goodwill.

Drop the balls, let the pegs do the chaos, and upgrade your way toward infinity.

A Touhou fan-work desktop pet game about raising tiny chaotic lizards that scurry, lay eggs and steal your heart.

Drop kernels, pop corn, stack wealth, and let the cool jazz handle the atmosphere.

A free SteamVR idle farm that lives inside a floating portal while you play other VR games.

Develop the junkyard with new machinery and appliances

Click fast or you will die, says Anubis. Collect gold, hire the workforce, dodge the curses.

A minimalist pixel castle that idles for you, until the dragon decides luck is a mechanic.

A tidy factory puzzler about rollers, bottlenecks and one very expensive robot.

The phone-era Assembly Line 2 on PC: starters, rollers and a billion-dollar robot.

Stuck on a tiny meteor with room for twenty machines: build, defend, and rocket the artifact home before the aliens end you.

A tiny idle RPG about a champion who loots, sockets gems into a shield, and fights while you do other things.

A clicker where the boss is the health bar itself, and it heals out of spite.

Pick berries off an infinitely upgradeable bush, hire garden gnomes, and fire the harvest out of a cannon.

Click the Bichos, pocket the points, and face ever stronger critters with a magical pencil.

Start as a speck of nothing. End as the legendary black hole that ate the galaxy.

A semi-idle dungeon grinder where the battles run themselves and the real game is your inventory.

A peaceful island village that runs itself, populated entirely by bunnies eating, sleeping, working and playing.

Pre-set your combos, watch the hero fight, and dive in only when it counts: an idle-action hybrid about well-timed doing nothing.

One giant capybara, one hundred easy achievements, and a rodent-shaped economy that prints while you rest.

A cozy cat-keeping idle from a two-person team: pet, feed, decorate, and learn each cat's inner voice.

Spheres fall from the sky. Catch them, upgrade, prestige, and unlock a new sky.

A web hit about swiping a grid instead of clicking a button, rebuilt for Steam with all its rough edges intact.

A first game, a borrowed idea, and the raw source code sitting right there in the folder.

Every click pulls the trigger. Earn shells, stack multipliers, and dress your gun for glory.

A witch assembly line where the bottleneck is real and the cauldrons can outpace the harvest.

Click the block, watch coins fly, and let the tube network deliver idle income to your doorstep.

Bake cookies, feed the monsters, and prestige your way to jaws that never stop chewing.

A free Windows desktop aquarium that is part idle toy, part Pomodoro timer, and entirely vibes.

A game developer accidentally cloned himself into a clicker. Save the multiverse, one Dallen at a time.

A purely placed idle battler: set up your squad, walk away, and let the demons delete themselves.

Dinosaurs roam your desktop, cross your monitors, and quietly gather gems while you pretend to work.

Collect dinosaurs, watch them level in real time, and build the environment that reveals new species.

Curse a donut, click it into an empire, and conquer the world one pastry at a time.

Click the pile. Watch it evolve. Regret nothing, except maybe your life choices.

A fully automated RPG that warns you three times, in capitals, that it plays itself.

An idle game where the ledger can kill you: maintenance costs, battery waste and actual bankruptcy.

A hover-to-collect idler running eight little economies at once.

Yamate's hero-placement tower defense where merging cards and letting the fragments pile up does most of the work.

Click balls into existence, raid the prize bags, and hire managers while you hunt the final creature.

A cozy pixel aquarium sim with an Insaniquarium streak: feed, breed, sell, and fight off whatever invades the tank.

Summon a starship fleet, mine asteroids and prestige through endless enemy waves toward a final boss.

A fairy, a fruiting chamber and 154 fungi: a cozy mushroom-growing idler for the second monitor.

Tap once, let the miracle fruit fall, and help the Looper Rabbit family pay off the mortgage.

An idle clicker built on the Drake Equation and the Great Filter, where civilizations rise, stall and filter themselves out while you watch.

From zero dollars to a multi-city monopoly, one hustle and one rental at a time.

Cast, catch, farm your fish, and build the tank they deserve to live in.

A text idle set in the Spring and Autumn period: one hero, deep gear crafting, and the hundred schools of thought.

Dice make money. Money upgrades dice. Upgraded dice make even more money. Chill.

A CivClicker-style island civilisation builder with trade, conquest and procedural archipelagos.

Cookie Clicker, but the cookie is an ever-multiplying sea of chili sauce, from home kitchen to antimatter.

A procedurally generated incremental that never ends, because finishing was never the point.

An idle fishing game that promises you will not need to click. It keeps the promise.

A story-first incremental about an Operator, an unstable AI, and an impossible signal.

Raise a colony of pill bugs for charity, then watch them multiply until you must sell or split.

Click the stone until it shatters, collect the fragments, and power up your way to a healthy body.

Rebuild the flood-hit village of Anywhere one click at a time, then let idle production finish the job.

A cat feeder escalated until the cat is the size of the room, and the staff is the size of your tab.

Click a leaf. Buy tools. Watch your garden become a paradise, one crop at a time.

An idle hack-and-slash about gear maths, artifact builds and one very brave Hardcore button.

A xianxia herb-garden idler where you farm spirit plants, forge weapons and refine pills to save your master.

An idle gladiator market where you sell veterans, hire rookies, and hunt the one legendary fighter who can reach floor 400.

Fly an open world, raise magical partners, and hang up your progression while mechanical planets invade.

Raise an army, collect your miracles, and feel no pressure whatsoever.

Reverse-engineer alien mechs, train pilots, run a town, and wait for revenue: a low-click placement game in a tripartite war.

Droppers, belts, smelters, upgraders. Build the line, grow the floor, automate the fortune.

A dungeon crawler with the map sanded down to squares: tap the monster, take the loot, mind your gold.

A mining idler where the treasure chests are real Steam achievements and completing a kingdom unlocks the skill to conquer the next.

Forty minerals, ten smelting machines, one hundred floors: a mining-and-smelting idle with real metallurgy on the label.

A mole dragon, a destroyed village, and one very personal mountain to dig through.