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

Run a global shipping line across 76 ports: match your fleet to the cargo and let the containers roll.

A turn-based corporate sim wearing a coffee logo: real balance sheets, IPOs and hostile takeovers.

A real-time aquarium where fish live, breed and die whether you are watching or not, and the magic fish are waiting.

A pixel-art hospital of comical diseases, voucher-gated wings and staff whose XP you must not dilute.

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

Swipe the sea, hire a crew to fish while you sleep, and hunt the Big One across oceans.

Run a graveyard like a startup: parking, digging, mourning and coffin logistics, with VIP ghosts welcome.

Cure patients, keep the calm meters green and chase orderlies after escapees when the riots start.

Tap money out of thin air, build a 35th-century conglomerate, and send your nation to weekly war.

A freed villain rebuilds world domination one city, one tap, one Bizbot at a time.

Stock the shelves, rip the packs, chase the rare pulls, and grow a corner shop into a card empire.

A one-developer space agency sim: launch rockets, mine the Moon and colonize the solar system at your own pace.

Buy the clunker, flip the clunker, hire the salespeople, and let the sidelines pay the bills.

Build a logistics empire from one warehouse: match trucks to cargo, manage drivers and grow cities.

Replace your mouse cursor with a modded, audio-reactive little creature that wanders when it is bored.

Meditative bitcoin buying and selling with pleasant music: a market toy that asks you to relax, not to win.

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

A 2D aquascape that lives on your desktop background: fish, plants, rocks and CO2 diffusers while you work.

Little card billboards stand on your desktop while an AFK game ticks away behind a sword icon.

Exploration without the effort: a small windowed ride where your horse self-explores pixel-art vistas while you work.

Design your own forests, hire leveling gnomes to fell them, and spend the wood on more gnomes.

Hex-tile Tetris meets number-go-up: pack components into gadgets, balance Research and Focus, unravel each map.

Three kittens, one infinite monkey theorem, and a mountain of Shakespeare typed 24 hours a day.

Four economic sectors, 117 items, a stock market and your own two hands in the early game.

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

Tap sugar out of a voxel island, automate the candy factory, and fight other CEOs for the No.1 leaderboard spot.

Merge 200 items, forge your own hero build, and idle-fight through 100 monsters, if the bugs let you.

Dig coal by hand, buy the drilling machine, and smelt chalcopyrite into copper plates through eleven kinds of equipment.

Fish, fight the fish, eat the fish, be the fish, and eventually destroy the moon: a fishing idle that refuses to sit still.

Fill prescriptions, shelve medicine, and decide whether your pharmacy profits honestly or otherwise.

Buy orbs, hatch cozy monsters, win chill battles, sell the rarities: a pocket monster economy that runs itself.

A watercolor backyard birdwatching idler: feed, decorate, and let the eggs accumulate while the birds decide whether to stay.

Buy an abandoned store, scrub it clean, stock it, hire staff, pay your taxes, fight off thieves.

Turn a roadside shack into a medieval hospitality empire, one satisfied traveler at a time. Mostly Positive, and the vibe is the selling point.

A life sim where your final act is a card battle against the gas bill

A vampire pays off his debts by sending employees to fight the things his shop arms

Steam

Steam

A complete 2015 spaceport manager with no recoverable URL, and a GoDaddy page wearing its name.

Steam

Steam / iOS / Android