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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.

You are a planet. Make friends, dodge space gods, and dungeon-dive into your own core.

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.

Tap the titan, level the Sword Master, prestige the clan: the mobile clicker that made idle mainstream.

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.

Ten useless heroes, one idle RPG, and the slow march toward almost mattering.

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

Minecraft meets Cookie Clicker: a Stone Age crafting incremental by two brothers.

Dig shafts, hire miners, ride the elevator: Kolibri Games' genre-defining mining idle.

A strategic incremental about feeding dwarves to a mountain, and the logistics of getting the gold back out.

A dice-rolled idle RPG where every landed hit drops gold and a mystery skill tree decides who your hero becomes.

A text-based xianxia idler: meditate, refine pills, draw talismans, and survive the tribulations of ascension.

A Japanese hot spring idler: build a garden, raise koi and cats, and let a serene world run in the background of your work.

A co-op desktop idler about patting fish to maturity with friends, then netting them into a shared aquarium.

Raise idle fish on your desktop, collect rare species, and let the pond pay you while you work.

A 3D farm idler that lives on the bottom edge of your screen while you get on with your life.

An idle RPG wearing the Saint Seiya armor: elemental counter-combat, gacha knights and short daily bursts.

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

A grid of merging barrels, a magnet economy and a thousand-tier scrap empire hiding behind a plain facade.

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

Robotic vacuums with a taste for geometry: deploy PolyBots, merge them, and build a shape-sweeping empire.

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

Help a charming cat run his packaging shop: tap, hire assistants and decorate the coziest little store.

Click for money, buy generators, prestige, climb the leaderboard: an idle that keeps its name as a promise.

One generator, one progress bar, and multipliers that multiply multipliers in a hypnotically slow idle.

Build the facilities, harvest the goo, and scale slime production into scientific notation.

Raise, evolve and trade magical slimes on a small patch of land that slowly becomes a farm.

One champion, one dungeon, and a developer FAQ that doubles as the store page.

A loot clicker where the monsters never fight back. Only the numbers do.

Forge randomized gear at the anvil, hold the lane and let the RNG gods decide your build.

Sneaker Tap is second version of idle game about your sneakers

A tiny farm that lives on your Windows taskbar, raising chickens, cows and truffle pigs while you do actual work.

A desktop pet that watches movies with you, judges your music, and slowly unlocks outfits.

An auto-battler RPG with no menus, no sprawl and three buildings: the whole genre compressed to its skeleton.

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

A cozy pixel lord simulator with 25 heroes, 50 treasures and six very final dragons

A node production simulator: buy nodes, feed a technology tree, and grow a sprawling production line.

A clicker RPG where the hardcore mode means it: one life, and death deletes everything.

Hit bag, crank lever, upgrade moves. Repeat until the caps stop being lowercase.

Hatch pets, mine quadrillions of coins, and unlock 100 hand-crafted areas in a gacha-flavoured idle adventure.

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

Click pies, buy ovens, chase achievements: a small, pretty clicker that knows exactly how big it is.

Feed the piggies, fill the truck, and collect a snowglobe full of absurd pig breeds.

An MMO tycoon about running a dark-web storefront: servers, staff, and 24-hour turf wars nobody showed up to.

A Tamagotchi that lives in the corner of your monitor: feed it, train it, evolve it, and try not to kill it with kindness.

A deposed village chief farms a demon-infested frontier in a strip of screen at the bottom of your monitor, and mostly without you.

Build a mechanical money machine: pistons stamping currency down a conveyor, tuned for maximum ASMR.

Buy stores, hire workers, and click your way to an absurd amount of money in a little town with weather.

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

Slay, spawn, convert, prestige: a minimalist pixel idle RPG with fair prices and a global ranking.

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.

A garden that grows while you are elsewhere. The 2016 clicker that made doing nothing feel like horticulture, now with a sequel and a decade of goodwill.

Drop the balls, let the pegs do the chaos, and upgrade your way toward infinity.

A Touhou fan-work desktop pet game about raising tiny chaotic lizards that scurry, lay eggs and steal your heart.

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

Drop kernels, pop corn, stack wealth, and let the cool jazz handle the atmosphere.

A free SteamVR idle farm that lives inside a floating portal while you play other VR games.

Rebuild the wasteland tile by tile: Restoration Power, oil tankers and journals from the old world.

Inherit your uncle's potato factory: forklifts, conveyor belts and a global spud supply chain.

The medieval life-idle goes online: train your knight, join a clan and raid other players' coin purses.

Destroy atoms across three universes with upgraded cosmic disasters, then reset time and do it bigger.

Five ants, one gallery, and a price tag only you can set.

Bid on the Mona Lisa, curate the trendiest museum on Earth, and let visitors fund the next bid war.

Stranded in alien space, you mine asteroid belts and rebuild the Argo before the swarm closes in.

Oswald the furious dwarf chops dandelions, bamboo and Fort Knox safes in pursuit of his golden axe.

Bees fly, honey pours, the conveyor belt never stops: a pocket honey tycoon in three upgrade bars.

Run a global shipping line across 76 ports: match your fleet to the cargo and let the containers roll.

Prehistoric MMO strategy: terraform your territory, hunt mammoths, and burn your rival's land.

Tap bubbles into cash, spend it on trendy clothes, and become the most stylish bubble magnate alive.

Tap a small rabbit toward a business empire: coins, mini-games, quests and a very long road to bunny riches.

Start with one small shop, hire the managers, and climb from entrepreneur to business legend.

A giant cartoon capybara, a population counter and a weather system: the cozy rodent clicker that knows exactly how deep it is.

Bore, stroke, turbo, camshaft: a 1970s-to-today car empire sim that lets you build the engine part by part before you sell the dream.

Buy junkers at auction, wash and wrench them back to life, then haggle your way to a showroom empire.

Metal plates in, finished cars out: nine departments, four lines, and a parking lot full of commuting workers.

Tap a carrot, hire farm hands, and let the carrots-per-second curve do the heavy lifting.

Stack businesses into a tower, hire celebrities to run them, then jump eras in a time machine to do it all again bigger.

Raise a medieval metropolis from farms and lumber mills, then send ships hunting gold across unknown waters.

Queue the cat students, upgrade the classrooms, and grow a tiny academy into a legendary school of magic.

Tap fast before the starting gun, then let your acceleration carry you past the record.

Tap your way through thousands of race stages, build a pit crew and prestige your garage into legend.

Produce, transport, sell: a three-pillar coffee loop from the makers of PickCrafter.

A turn-based corporate sim wearing a coffee logo: real balance sheets, IPOs and hostile takeovers.

Tap the crumb you found between the couch cushions. It will evolve. It will judge you.

Tap code in a storage room, upgrade the rig, buy the world, and retire to a space station on Mars.

Hire thirty breeds of barista, perfect the unicorn frappe and decorate the coziest cafe on the App Store.

Dig a bunker, fill it with mutants, press the big red button and profit from the end of the world.

A training-montage incremental: grind slowly, laugh constantly, avenge the llama.

Tap a colony of festive elves into baking glory, from flour and butter to chocolate-rain fever mode.

Run a full television empire from script to screen: greenlight pilots, fill time slots and survive End Week.