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A fire stokes. A stranger stumbles in. The village grows. You know what you did in the forest.

Throw candies at frogs, save for a wooden sword, and descend into hell. aniwey's 2013 ASCII epic.

The Dark Souls of incremental gaming: a cat village that grows into a spacefaring civilization.

From primordial ooze to spacefaring empire: pmotschmann's civilization-builder incremental.

Meat, larvae, drones, queens, and eventually the stars: the 2014 text incremental that taught a genre what exponential really looks like.

A sci-fi space incremental and 4X-RPG from Virtuosi Media: mines, stations, trade, and the gate itself.

A lemonade-business tycoon that came back from the dead: 'Lemontastic is back!'

The 13th level of a layered city: a text sci-fi settlement builder from the Evolve developer.

James Senter's text-based nano-strategy: a complete iOS release at 4.73 stars.

dSolver's city-builder idle on Steam: grow the town, balance the budget, watch it prosper.

Blek's reactor-building incremental: cells, heat exchangers, and a very careful definition of meltdown.

Craft jars of human traits for the Shop Before Life: Neil Hughes's prelife megafactory idle.

Pumps, treatment plants, pipes, and a thirsty city: Dimitar155's open-source Bulgarian water idle.

One infinity card. Twenty-six letters. An economy in alphabetical order.

A text-based space bounty-hunter MMO that ran from 2014 until its sun quietly set.

A text-based machine-builder about making beads, by the developer of the Punktasia family.

Mine BTC with CPUs, sell for dollars, repeat: a 2016 bitcoin incremental, abandoned May 2020.

Zone residential, commercial and industrial tiles: a SimCity-flavoured text incremental.

The sequel to CityClicker: grow a city, print money, prestige.

A dark, sparse text incremental about managing a city and sacrificing its citizens.

Click wood, found a thorp, raise an empire: the 2011 ancestor of civilization incrementals, kept alive by its community.

dSolver's car-mogul idle: manufacture cars, sell them, wroom. Dead, with one surviving thumbnail.

Run your mafia family, recruit nine kinds of gangsters, pull off missions: a lost HTML5 mafia idle.

Cook meth, sell it, dodge the DEA: the Breaking Bad clicker that outlived its own show's finale.

A free bitcoin RPG faucet: brawl for satoshis in a RoR web game, dead with the bear market.

Run a conspiracy org across industry, media and politics until the New World Order is your org chart.

Each product generation is better, and improves the longer you wait: Hamilton Cline's patience idle.

Buy derivative generators that buy mathematicians that buy computers: calculus as an idle game.

The Diamond Hunt series (2014-2021) by ick: four games and a successor, all offline but remembered.

Design NAND-gate circuits, mine silicon, sell verified designs: digital logic as an incremental.

Buy a factory, warehouse and shop: clayc90's 2015 production-chain incremental, archived.

dSolver's CodePen-era satire: make small games, chase ROI, watch the industry eat you.

Build a kingdom of holy warriors against The Evil One: CursedAnubis and LadyUndine's 2018 idle.

Idle for scrap, craft hats, build the empire. The bazaar.tf idle game, preserved in the archive.

Final Fantasy 7 as a clicker: attack through encounters, level Cloud, buy materia, break LIMIT.