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

The medieval life-idle goes online: train your knight, join a clan and raid other players' coin purses.

Cultivate your inner strength, deploy sword spirits and awaken runes: a xianxia-flavored tapping loop.

Live a whole life as an idle: beggar to wizard to void-touched immortal, one rebirth at a time.

A multiplayer economy where thousands of real players set the prices: mine it, make it, ship it, sell it.

A co-op island survival RPG from a small Ukrainian team, filed under incremental here mostly because the loot-chest loop runs on its own clock.

Summon cat-bug creatures from a magic circle and let the paw balls roll in.

A free multiplayer idle mining sim where the leaderboard is the idle check: dig, build an army, climb the combat tower with friends.

A multiplayer incremental where the chatroom is the dungeon. Mostly Positive historically, but the community that made it work has largely moved on.

A 4X civilization squeezed into a clicker, where mammoths, plagues and barbarians keep your growth honest.

The internet told the developer to go outside, so they made a leaderboard-ranked simulator for touching grass instead.

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.