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The game that invented the modern idle genre. Click a cookie, buy a grandma, ascend for heavenly chips.

The MMO where you write JavaScript that plays itself: an always-on colony in a persistent world.

Numbers Go Up: the #1 rated Kongregate idle, Steam's definitive big-number sandbox.

The open-source Pokemon idle remake: every region, 1,400+ species, one very legal grey area handled with care.

Train under the gods, beat the gods, become the god: Shugasu's long-running pet-raising god idle.

Choose your faction, remake the realm: the faction-based landmark incremental, Kong original 2015.

Jake Hollands' potato-powered orbital idle, published by Devolver: launch, orbit, ascend, repeat.

Berzerk's lovable necromancy smash-em-up: smash, loot, build the bonfire, REMONSTER everything.

The archetypal idle game: buy a lemonade stand, hire managers, reset for angels, and watch the numbers grow digits until they stop meaning money.

Tukkun's monument to doing several games' worth of things at once: an idle RPG with 600+ achievements.

A free, mostly idle RPG: five heroes, 35 regions, and Minmaxia's dungeon-crawler 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.

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

Aliens invade, you click back: ZakosGames' 2014 defense incremental, Steam-published later.

Two resources, one post-apocalypse: balance scrap against electricity workers at v1.0.

A 48-hour Ludum Dare 32 hack-and-cyberwar clicker: hire sysadmins, trolls, black hats and developers.

Eat or be eaten in a petri dish: the agar.io-style cell MMO with clans and a Windows client.

Nine species of procedurally-loved pixel pets: Jake Trower's complete HTML5 clicker.

Click the giant pizza, buy 21 toppings, earn 13 achievements: Indie Boy's HTML5 pizzeria.

A 2011 Cookie Clicker clone with the SWF still hosted: click the pizza, collect every five seconds.

Click the poop, hire the Baby, chase the Golden Poop: the toilet-humor clicker at its purist.

The Breaking Bad clicker that pulled two million players in two weeks, and is still cooking under the Clicker Heroes studio's roof.

A cosy pixel-art bee colony: Rheeyce's hive-management idle with a web demo.

The House Idle series' final form: lolz666's Flash house-builder, v.1 through PRO.

A text-based multiplayer idle RPG on Steam, Early Access since 2018, its English server long gone.

Build arcade levels, earn as they're played: an anonymous distributor-catalog HTML5 idle.

Collect seventy awards across the islands: lavaflame2's pre-Idleon medal-chasing idle.

Fry the donuts, automate the fryers: a donut-production idle, its summary lost to the void.

Junjo's 2013 pixel-art farming sim: crops, chickens, prosperity, served through Ruffle now.

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

TopCog's mage idle-ARPG: auto-advance, auto-attack, die, upgrade, repeat deeper.

Airapport's tower-to-the-sky incremental: production chains that build upward, from the Farm and Mine studio.

Die on purpose: Alex Faust's turret idle where death is the currency that upgrades death.

John Cooney's multi-board arcade idle: run all the machines at once, upgrade them sideways.

Merge crops, claim the tithe: RevelBase's one-week gamejam farm, debut of the merge mechanic.

1-bit Pong that never stops: win once, then upgrade your way into parallel pong universes.

Spotky1004's RPG-stuffed loot clicker: a clicker game, but with a lot of RPG systems added.

Harvest rice, cook it, attract a ninja army, raid the castles: a Ludum Dare 30 ninja-horde idle.

Collect pixel-art artifacts, display them, get rated daily: Jamie Parish's museum idle.

Click meme characters, buy the shop, pixelate the background: 4arm's collection clicker.

Make presents for everyone in the world and save Christmas: win at 7.1 billion.

Poke a pixel city and watch it evolve: TimelessP's canvas microcosm, actively maintained.

Dwarves, gems, and the things that want both: Schaub's long-running canvas defense idle.

Create monsters, upgrade stickmen, fight for profit: Dan-Ball's monster-collection incremental.

The epic RPG of silliness where you are a cow: mine, upgrade, moo.

Dig deeper, meet the Golem, never sell your isotopes: Playsaurus's long-digging mining idle.

Tondersss's city-building idle, sequel generation: settle islands, automate everything, prestige the archipelago.

Warehouse and factory automation using nodes: Dan Davison's logistics incremental.

Collect pixels, repixel, redo: Mirakos's complete pixel-collecting incremental.

Click pizza, sell pizza, hire pizza makers: u/mojo2013's 2014 HTML5 idle, alive on portals.

A fan Pokemon auto-battler across eight regions, with megas, shinies and a Poke Trader.

Puzzles that write idle stories: YAYitsAndrew's Flash-era hybrid, served through Kong's player.

Winged Cloud's F2P clicker with a wardrobe economy: the clicker that funded a visual-novel empire.

Train your manga hero against 400 monsters: Zakos' shonen-parody idle, Steam-alive.

Wake the sleeping void, harvest souls through the portal, reach The Breach: a 2026 dark ritual idle.

Spin gears across seven worlds: Airapport's steampunk idle builder, Steam release 2025.

A first-game Spacebux idle that named itself after its own rating: 2.095 stars, worn proudly.

Build the biggest tower in the kingdom: Argidev's Beta tower-versus-tower battler.

IDNoise's space-defense idle: Flash-born, Steam-reborn, guarding convoys across three platforms.

Airapport's fourth catalog entry: an underwater cogwheel factory, 20,000 leagues deep.

Train the army, hit the War Zone, compete by country: GameX's long-running browser war idle.

A wizard, a minion, and ten thousand hours of synergies: WAMI, the deep-end Steam idle.

Destroy planets, devour souls, get stronger, repeat: Keybol's 2014 god-devouring idle.

An open-source medieval burgomaster sim where taxes, gallows and heroes share one 30-second tick.

Kill things and gain their strength: the food chain as an idle RPG.

Harvest, brew, combine, sell: RevelBase's 2016 Unity elixir shop, complete and still up.

Build amnecones, make matter, create planets. A 2015 space economy in your pocket, minigames included.

An anchovy fisherman takes over the world of anchovies. A 2013 beta, archived mid-swim.

Click sugar, hatch ants, build the hill: a 2016 hobbyist ant colony that never left v0.1.

Conjure demons for Forbidden Knowledge. Try to keep your Sanity while the circle fills.

Buy upgrades, let the turret fire. A 2014 Unity web incremental the platform sunset took with it.

A banana, a click, and a small empire of potassium-based industry.

Slice bananas to get more bananas. A 2015 Android incremental, delisted but remembered.

An idle RPG about an endless MMO grind, built in Flash, mourned enough that fans are rebuilding it.

From broke to tycoon in Alegrium's 2013 mobile capitalist climb: delisted, archived, remembered.

You are the lord of hell. Click humans, harvest blood, judge souls. A 20-hour jam game with a cult following.

Strategically increment and conquer the world: GabeOliveira's Flash war trilogy begins.

Keep fighting, win the war: chapter two of the Brave World trilogy.

Idle war continues: the finale of the Brave World trilogy.

Click through monster hordes, recruit heroes, build a party: a Flash-era party clicker.

Hevipelle's pre-Antimatter side project: build a ship, mine a planet, repeat.

TankorSmash's base-building Android incremental: delisted, with a subreddit that outlived it.

Click a button for money, then defend turrets through four endings: a 2013 Flash escalate-athon.

Build a maple-syrup empire. A genuinely Canadian joke, playable again via mirror.

A satirical capitalist pig farming fortune: delisted, with its icon still served by Google's CDN.

Open cases, collect skins, click your way to a virtual knife. A fan-made CS:GO clicker.

Rebuild an underground castle after the cataclysm: dig, build rooms, send adventurers, 230 characters deep.

Clone yourself, loop the cave, finish the run: a time-loop puzzle incremental, finished and open.

CERN's own Cookie Clicker: collide particles, hire PhDs, spend grant money responsibly.

Slay chickens. Trade the spoils. Repeat, slowly.

Chop wood, pump oil, hire a logging helicopter: an early Cookie Clicker descendant, saved by its community.

A cube-farm city builder from Sweden: kvadd's tidy 2017 incremental.

Imrael's 2021 Android civilization clicker: delisted, icon still served by Google's CDN.

Raise a medieval army on your phone: tbiz5270's 2014 iOS idle, delisted but documented.

The war moves to orbit: the space-age sequel to Click and Conquer, delisted.