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

The interactive voxel wallpaper grew up into a real game: build a tiny farm, let it tick, watch it bloom.

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

Buy shares in startups, collect dividends, merge companies, and watch a 3D city grow under your portfolio.

Farm by hand, automate the farm, then compress your entire production line into a single machine and do it all again smaller. The factory must grow, but here it must also shrink.

Inherit a half-condemned brewery, sweep the floor, fix the fuse box, drive the forklift, and maybe one day brew some beer. A first-person logistics sim with Mixed reviews and no illusions.

A Gachimuchi-flavored meme runner where you collect weights, buy tonics and masks, and drive toward the single most chaotic boss fight on Steam. Very Positive, and proudly ridiculous.

An empty room, a library of true-to-life models, and no objective at all. Arrange a cozy little den, tune the soundtrack track by track, and let the cyber sunrise do the rest.

A real-time co-op farm that keeps growing while you are gone

Ascend, sculpt planets for your worshippers, then kidnap rival worlds into pocket universes and detonate their suns. A free persistent-universe MMORTS, ambitious and long-abandoned.

One button, one machine, one stark white room, and a factory that assembles itself out of cubes and mysteries.

Factory-line automation meets space conquest, where conveyor belts feed battleship yards and a 150-entry tech tree.

Sokpop's tiny idle garden: plant seeds, pull weeds, automate the whole thing with conveyor belts, and go do something else.

Crash a drilling ship through planet after planet, layer by layer, until the core of the sun itself gives in. Very Positive, and the grind is the point.