Every idle game, indexed

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

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

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.

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

A grid of ten-by-twenty-one grey buttons. MinMaxia's minimalist masterpiece.

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

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

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

The original coding idle: buy units, write code, watch the output grow.

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

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

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

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

Tech Tree Games' zoo tycoon idle: fill the zoo, feed the animals, complete the collections.

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

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

Punch a giant coinbox, hire workers, escalate to the tactical nuke: jmtb02's 2011 Armor Games comedy.

An incremental-driven C64 emulator: click to compute, one 8-bit machine at a time.

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

Tap bills, sign illegal contracts, bribe the judge: the Spanish corruption-scandal satire, delisted but preserved.

A 48-hour Ludum Dare jam game about wiring the galaxy for FTL broadband.

Click the creeper, hire zombies to click for you, and outlive the platform you were built on.

Breed critters, claim territory, evolve the mound: a breeding-focused incremental, open source.

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

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

Notch's 2014 life simulator: there is nothing. Solve.

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

A meme-culture clicker where the joke is the product and the achievements are the structure.

Stun people, take their gold, and let the damage curve run to quadrillions.

God did it in six days. How much time will you need?

Quest. Loot. Get stronger. Repeat forever.

A minimalist dig: one hole, one upgrade list, one pleasant afternoon.

A number. It goes up. Nothing else.

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

Breed an army of Trimps, fight through zones, and reset for permanent power in this deep military idle.

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