Every idle game, indexed

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

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.

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

A 2015 Flash speed-runner of an incremental, stranded by the death of its plugin.

A text-based space bounty-hunter MMO that ran from 2014 until its sun quietly set.

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

Buy 8 dimensions, watch antimatter cascade, reset for Infinity, then Eternity, then Reality.

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

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

Learn to code by running a botnet: the programming incremental that teaches JavaScript through crimes.

Mine BTC with CPUs, sell for dollars, repeat: a 2016 bitcoin incremental, abandoned May 2020.

A Polish bookmark-themed clicker from 2013, preserved as HTML in the archive.

Have Masher do all your work for you: Barbasu's 2016 button idle, host lost.

A lost button-clicker from the CivClicker developer's site: never archived, never recovered.

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.

Zone residential, commercial and industrial tiles: a SimCity-flavoured text incremental.

The sequel to CityClicker: grow a city, print money, prestige.

A dark, sparse text incremental about managing a city and sacrificing its citizens.

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

dSolver's car-mogul idle: manufacture cars, sell them, wroom. Dead, with one surviving thumbnail.

Run your mafia family, recruit nine kinds of gangsters, pull off missions: a lost HTML5 mafia idle.

Cook meth, sell it, dodge the DEA: the Breaking Bad clicker that outlived its own show's finale.

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

A free bitcoin RPG faucet: brawl for satoshis in a RoR web game, dead with the bear market.

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

Run a conspiracy org across industry, media and politics until the New World Order is your org chart.

Each product generation is better, and improves the longer you wait: Hamilton Cline's patience idle.

A 2014 crypto-themed incremental by u/LukeZaz: dead host, recovered UI, honest gaps.

A dashboard-themed incremental: the UI is the joke, the numbers are the game.

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

The Diamond Hunt series (2014-2021) by ick: four games and a successor, all offline but remembered.

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

Your Dots: N. One clickable magenta dot. u/mission712's minimalist 2015 clicker, archived.

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

Mac Graham's 2017 electricity incremental: from Wind Up Generator to Large Proton Event Farm.

A bare Russian-language JS dungeon text game, dead with its host, zero images existed.

From primordial ooze to spacefaring empire: pmotschmann's civilization-builder incremental.

Loosely inspired by Antimatter Dimensions, entirely its own game: axes, stars, wormholes, 10^500B.

Buy a factory, warehouse and shop: clayc90's 2015 production-chain incremental, archived.

A Dwarf Fortress-inspired dwarf-labor idle that never left alpha, archived whole.

dSolver's CodePen-era satire: make small games, chase ROI, watch the industry eat you.

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

jdllama's 2013 school-politics incremental: click Effort, file Paperwork, get elected.

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

A text wargame on a dead free-host subdomain: captured only after death, by parking pages.

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

Build a kingdom of holy warriors against The Evil One: CursedAnubis and LadyUndine's 2018 idle.

Click +1^0, convert, climb the exponent ladder: the ultra-minimalist idle whose title is 'I am IDLE, yes I am!'

Unlock all the squares: bulkaster's Construct 2 grid idle, rated honestly at 1.67.

The hacking idle the community mourns by name: shut down, archive down at check time, retry queued.

Raise the dead in 13 kilobytes: CUTFUJI's js13kGames 2022 necromancy idle.

Click the pen, buy wordcrafters, brute-force a dictionary: CoolDroid's word-discovery idle.

Write JavaScript, race bots to 2×10¹⁰: angarg12's competitive scripting idle.

You are a blue slime: grind, upgrade, evolve through 15+ slimes to become the strongest.

A dungeon crawler that plays itself, and that is the point: six heroes, layered prestige systems, and numbers that outrun scientific notation. Free on Steam.

Stop_Sign's pure-text quest clicker: 404 on Google Drive hosting, reborn on GitHub Pages.

The journalist-work parody: write text, plagiarize, go yellow, hire unpaid interns. Listing only.

A sci-fi space incremental and 4X-RPG from Virtuosi Media: mines, stations, trade, and the gate itself.

Stone age to modern era: ICVR's civilization management idle, web-dead but mobile-alive.

The Dark Souls of incremental gaming: a cat village that grows into a spacefaring civilization.

An alpha warrior idle with CC-licensed art and a credits list longer than some AAA games.

A lemonade-business tycoon that came back from the dead: 'Lemontastic is back!'

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

A loot-box satire that knows what it is: adventures run, chests open, the rarity wheel spins.

Run a magic academy, win the Tournament of Magic, and actually finish the game. Very Positive, with a real ending.

A text-forward wizard RPG where 120+ spells, eight elements and a team of auto-casting Wizards conspire to hand you the Philosopher's Stone. Very Positive.

Hamlet to stellar domain: a CSS/DOM realm-grower, defunct with its Bitbucket host.

Expand a corporate empire across a fantasy world: 250 upgrades, 6 markets, Flash-purged.

The goddess-raising gacha idle: Shinmage's 2013 original, http-only and quietly alive.

The goddess-raising sequel: bigger world map, English and Japanese, finished.

A mini transcend: Taylor Calderone's text incremental, alive under a lowercase URL the wiki never found.

Move your mouse, earn points, buy chaos: a browser incremental about the pointer itself.

James Senter's text-based nano-strategy: a complete iOS release at 4.73 stars.

A number. It goes up. Nothing else.

An RPG-flavored incremental with health bars, an inn, and a decade of quiet updates.

A plain, alpha, 1.8-star Kongregate incremental: exactly what the title says, no more.

Roll a character. Watch. That's the game: the 2002 progenitor of the entire genre.

dSolver's city-builder idle on Steam: grow the town, balance the budget, watch it prosper.

A keyboard-mash-named Unity WebGL release from Berengow: minimal, live, and now photographed.

Blek's reactor-building incremental: cells, heat exchangers, and a very careful definition of meltdown.

A dark-fantasy semi-idle RPG: v1.1 alive on GitHub Pages, galaxy.click, and the original build.

From quantum foam to the cosmos and back: the science-tree incremental with an ending, cPanel-suspended.

Post in subreddits for karma, risk the downvote, buy cats: Daydream's 2013 Reddit satire, archived playable.

Kulivszk's incremental password-cracking game: no idle, all grinding, all Bytecoin.

seiyria's idle roguelike: a party dies in a dungeon, prestige via Seppuku, the party re-enters.

An unfolding adventure: penguinswin3's Angular 18 RPG clicker, live in a real browser.

An alpha web incremental with one wiki row and no recoverable URL: the catalog's honest minimum.

The fan sequel where buying the next tier costs the last one: derivative math as sacrifice.

An RTS-flavored settlement incremental, abandoned for a PHP multiplayer version that never came.

The shark-and-reef incremental: original 2014, community-continued, three versions one hub.

Earth to star systems to Dyson Spheres: sparticle999's space incremental, live and rendered.

An ASCII-art Candy Box-descendant, still served by its author, with a sequel preserved in source.

A 2013 20-minute space-station incremental, abandoned then, re-uploaded now.

Tom Medley's Candy Box-inspired ASCII webtoy: an arcade, a crafting bay, a secret lab, warp time.

Announced December 2014, cancelled for life circumstances, vanished without a URL: a pre-release ghost.

Craft jars of human traits for the Shop Before Life: Neil Hughes's prelife megafactory idle.

'An incremental game.' Wood, stone, food, prestige: Yhvr's v0.3.1 beta, alive under a renamed account.

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

A tribute typer for a beloved commenter, lost with its host and never captured by the archive.

Idle for scrap, craft hats, build the empire. The bazaar.tf idle game, preserved in the archive.

Ben Morris's ecology sim: balance the plants, balance the animals, watch the ecosystem wobble.

gamehelp16's Candy Box-descendant ASCII factory, kept golden by an active fan remake.

An incremental descent into the nightmare of capitalism: cartels, business goals, and Garry the cat.

Produce hydrogen, unlock the periodic table: angarg12's chemistry incremental, from the Idle Royale developer.

LukeZaz's self-aware incremental, revived: 'Timewaster: Broken Images Edition', currently unbroken.

Post on Squalk, farm the outrage, watch the democracy wobble: a 2018 political satire idle.

The first incremental with truly exponential progress: 2^n growth, by the developer who wrote the genre's math bible.

A parse ghost: this row has no URL, no author, and probably never existed as its own game.

Time is the currency: an idle RPG whose dungeon is 365 days long, one day per level.

A minimalist wall of numbers: Geogolf's two-layer prestige incremental, discontinued by its own notice.

Tellurium's 2014 IGM wall-punching classic: abandoned at v2.3.4, its sprites extracted from its own source.

Pumps, treatment plants, pipes, and a thirsty city: Dimitar155's open-source Bulgarian water idle.

You wake up with a burning desire to click words: Tiffany Zhang's pure-CSS word clicker.

The xkcd #1190 'Time' idle: 3,099 panels of sandcastle, digged, tooled, badged, monumented.