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stanny1's Sword King sibling: luck-based forging, 20+ weapons, delisted from everywhere.

The meta parody where one person manages hundreds of clicker games: WolfyDoki's 2017 Android idle, delisted in its first year.

WIP Games' pocket town-builder: delisted from both stores, but Google's CDN still serves its 24 screenshots.

A complete iOS kingdom clicker, delisted so completely that even its wiki row lost the link.

Skarwild's French pixel-art tap RPG: delisted from Play, APK mirrors keep v1.60 alive.

A complete 2D iOS incremental, delisted with zero Wayback snapshots and zero recoverable art.

Thomas Bizal's second catalog entry: a space-shooter tap idle, delisted across three storefronts.

Build the tower, idly, in 2018: sapient.raven's Android tycoon, store-dead but press-kit-rich.

A 2014 stick-figure battler: 100 enemy levels, four idle units and your thumb.

Slay monsters, craft swords, gain richness: Lifebelt's 2014 luck-based clicker RPG, delisted whole.

Build a startup in Miami with Fabio the flamingo and Hank the business monkey: 2015's sunniest tycoon idle.

A Cookie Clicker-style idle carrying 2,600 lines of personal stories: GiGi's first solo game.

PugStudio's 2016 tap-mining Android idle: store-dead, itch-alive, zero web version ever.

A game-dev-studio idle about making idle games: delisted from Play, screenshots survive on Almost Idle.

Purple Reindeer's Android mining idle: delisted in 2020, archived here.

Your character plays itself: the 2015 auto-battling MMORPG that closed in February 2016.

An Android game-dev tycoon idle, delisted so thoroughly that its package ID is lost.

Bittman Games' Android shopkeeping idle: gather, sell, build the town, delisted whole.

Tap ghosts, upgrade the haunt: Diviad's delisted spook-tapping idle.