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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.

One crank, a wall of darkness, and a tech tree that ends up in space.

Wertpol's 2014 money-counting horror: you have money, and the money does something to you.

The zero-player god game: your hero adventures, you watch, and occasionally intervene.

A polite little AI makes paperclips. Then it makes a different kind of everything.

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

An ancient spellbook that passes from owner to owner: transcribe runes, cast layered systems, decode the story.

Farm a tropical home island, then spend your energy clearing adventure islands one bush at a time.

Run a scrappy AI lab from a garage to the frontier: train on questionable data, ship early, beg for GPUs.

Beat a Stickman across the multiverse with 30 weapons, a chatty supervisor named Nebody, and a sci-fi story told in emails.

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

A hand-painted auto-battler that runs in the background while you get on with your life, and occasionally asks you to steer.

A semi-idle loot RPG where teams of adventurers clear dungeons for you while you stay behind crafting, enchanting and min-maxing everything they drag home.

A real-time idle town-builder in a world the moon abandoned, where adventurers shop at your inn between quests.

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

A time-loop adventure that plans itself: queue your actions, press go, and let the grind play out without you.

A Soviet-factory visual novel where an old worker wakes up young again on the same shift. Mostly Positive in Early Access, and the story is still waiting for its second chapter.

A desktop companion who lives on your monitor, reacts to taps, changes outfits on request, and learns her manners from a Behavior Editor.

Warlord satire in war-torn Zungalia: Idle Games IVS's full-HD Construct 2 clicker, live since 2015.

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

Denis Tokarev's pocket take on the fire-and-village formula, with the original's blessing.

The free, ad-supported door into A Firelit Room. Delisted; the paid version survives.

You are a lone cell becoming conscious. A small thing in a large universe.

Run a House, try to survive: dSolver's open-source GoT house simulator.

Mark Girling's React horror incremental: souls, occult dread, an end-game screen, and a dead domain.