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Your placement is confirmed. Report to District Intake, desk seven. The previous occupant's effects have been cleared. An idle game inside a fake 1990s office OS about paperwork, promotion, and a job going very well.

1,000,000 POTATOES
Peeling simulator with creeping horror. Peel, haul, and automate your way through 1,000,000 potatoes in a freezing 1991 warehouse. Build a machine empire of fryers, mashers, and stills - and watch the giant pile shrink. Most potatoes are just potatoes. Some are not.

FACEMINER
Build a biometric data harvesting empire from scratch in FACEMINER, the hardcore thriller clicker set in 1999. Classify data, upgrade mining infrastructure, and scale up your A.I. surveillance empire to obscene ends in this creepy narrative-driven incremental management sim with a dystopian twist.
Peeling simulator with creeping horror. Peel, haul, and automate your way through 1,000,000 potatoes in a freezing 1991 warehouse. Build a machine empire of fryers, mashers, and stills - and watch the giant pile shrink. Most potatoes are just potatoes. Some are not.
Why similar: Incremental 21.4%, Idler 15.6%, Dystopian 14.3%, Psychological Horror 12.5%, 1990's 12.1%
Build a biometric data harvesting empire from scratch in FACEMINER, the hardcore thriller clicker set in 1999. Classify data, upgrade mining infrastructure, and scale up your A.I. surveillance empire to obscene ends in this creepy narrative-driven incremental management sim with a dystopian twist.
Why similar: Incremental 18.8%, Dystopian 17.8%, 1990's 13.3%, Idler 12.8%, Point & Click 6.6%
Crank the AI up to god-tier, take over the world, end humanity… on a Win98 desktop by connecting modules..
Why similar: Incremental 24.1%, Dystopian 23.8%, Idler 16.3%, Capitalism 8.3%, Automation 8.1%
Labeloop is a darkly comic incremental clicker about a debt you can't escape. Slap labels on the Company's bottles, hit your nightly rent, and claw your way out of an ever-deeper hole. Clear your debt and they'll thank you with a bullet — then bill you for the funeral.
Why similar: Incremental 25.9%, Dystopian 23.4%, Dark Humor 11%, Capitalism 10.1%, Management 9.3%
Kill everyone in the world with a guillotine… on a cursed Win98 desktop.
Why similar: Dystopian 18.7%, Incremental 18%, Idler 14%, 1990's 12.3%, Automation 8%
Climb from intern to CEO in this idle/incremental game where your company runs on a living spreadsheet. Hire, crush morale, rig the audits, and rack up ISO certifications... all the way to burnout or a golden retirement. 18 playable visual themes, dozens of hours of progression.
Why similar: Incremental 28.4%, Idler 21.4%, Dark Humor 9.6%, Capitalism 9.2%, Simulation 7.5%
An incremental horror game about loving your job a little too much. Hire workers to automate the line, then recycle them once they've stopped being useful. Your office assistant is always glad to help you climb the ladder, and to remove whoever's on it.
Why similar: Incremental 23.9%, Idler 19.7%, Dystopian 18.6%, Psychological Horror 14.5%, Management 8.8%
A first-person incremental management game set in a dystopian corporation. Rise from a mindless worker to a ruthless manager, forced to choose between extreme efficiency and humanity.
Why similar: Incremental 26%, Idler 25.1%, Dystopian 12.8%, Management 9.9%, Psychological Horror 9.8%
Tired of making money for your corporate overlords while you get paid peanuts? Hack into your work computer and syphon cash straight from the slots and into your bank. In this corporate dystopia jobs have been reduced to betting all you've got and letting the house (your boss) win. Now Hiring!
Why similar: Incremental 28%, Dystopian 22.2%, Idler 21%, 1990's 11.7%, Capitalism 10.6%
You're the new hire in a weird office where they just want you to sort numbers in to buckets. Sort numbers, earn employee merits, and manage your own team to prove you have what it takes to reach the top in a mysterious corporate workplace. A short narrative-driven incremental management sim.
Why similar: Incremental 29.8%, Idler 18.5%, Retro 8%, Simulation 7.8%, Satire 7.5% ★
Welcome to Bean, the clicker game more addictive than cat videos! Click your way to bean glory, gathering beans faster than you can say "bean counter." Unlock mysterious inventory drops with golden beans, magic beans, or baked beans. Dive in and may the beans be ever in your flavor!
Why similar: Incremental 34%, Idler 25.3%, Automation 14.3%, Psychological Horror 7.8%, Point & Click 7.4%
An incremental love letter to the 90s desktop. Start with a blank desktop and one icon, unlock programs, systems and minigames, make more money, and build your way up to a system worth bragging about.
Why similar: Incremental 30.8%, Idler 23.6%, 1990's 14.1%, Retro 8.8%, Simulation 7.7%
A short incremental clicker about the progress bar that stops at 99%. Destroy bars by hand, unlock skills that click for you, and fight through installers, updates and a blue screen — one bar at a time, then hundreds at once.
Why similar: Incremental 29.3%, Idler 23.1%, 1990's 11.4%, Automation 9.3%, Retro 8.2%
One reel away from glory. Starting with a 1 in 178 billion chance, some people would have given up by now. Your whole life you have always been a loser, is it gonna be different this time?
Why similar: Incremental 22.6%, Idler 20.7%, Psychological Horror 17.3%, Surreal 9.9%, Dark Humor 8.9%
Start with one trash PC and build a packed 1998 internet cafe. Serve customers, upgrade your hardware and network, and research new tech in this retro incremental tycoon.
Why similar: Incremental 27%, Idler 21%, 1990's 12.4%, Capitalism 10.3%, Management 8.3%
An incremental game where you, the curator of the universe's last library, catalogue history at the end of time. Something is reading what you write, will they influence the record you keep?
Why similar: Incremental 26.1%, Idler 24.4%, Dystopian 19.9%, Point & Click 14%, Automation 9.8%
You're the sole sysadmin for a company scaling from 10 to 100,000 employees. Everything breaks. Everything. Automate your way out of ticket hell or watch it all burn.
Why similar: Incremental 26%, Idler 21.2%, Automation 10.1%, Dystopian 9.6%, Management 8.8%
A short run investment incremental game. Manage your money, take calculated risks, and push your fortune as far as you can before losing it all.
Why similar: Incremental 34.8%, Idler 26.4%, 1990's 20.3%, Management 9.9%, Retro 7%
Start from zero: no money, no shelter, no ID. Struggle to survive by taking on odd jobs in the subway and at the market until you can scrape together enough to buy a diploma and get to work. Upgrade your IQ by building a computer. And here's a twist: COMPUTER GAMES also boost your IQ in this game!
Why similar: 1990's 24.6%, Idler 21.5%, Incremental 19.4%, Retro 9.2%, Capitalism 6.8%
Planetfall: Endless Wave is an idle incremental base-defence game with a classic RTS look. Survive endless waves of alien invaders by upgrading turrets, fortifications, and troops as the battlefield grows more hostile with every wave.
Why similar: Incremental 30.5%, Idler 23.3%, Capitalism 11.8%, Automation 11.6%, Management 9.5%
A horror incremental about a census clerk in 1847. Count 1,847,201 souls one tally mark at a time, hire hands you cannot watch, and answer for every stroke the room hears that you did not make. The ledger keeps its own count, and it does not match yours.
Why similar: Incremental 35.3%, Idler 26.8%, Psychological Horror 17.5%, Story Rich 6.7%, Simulation 6.6%
Defy the government, leak top-secret alien telemetry, and wake up the world… inside an isolated Win98 workstation.
Why similar: Incremental 22.5%, Idler 20.2%, 1990's 16.5%, Automation 9.5%, Point & Click 7.1%
Start as a help desk technician and build your way to the top. Resolve tickets, hire staff, automate your department, and survive the increasingly absurd chaos of corporate IT in this humorous incremental clicker.
Why similar: Incremental 30%, Idler 22.9%, Automation 13.3%, Management 8.7%, Capitalism 8.4%
Miner Clicker is a short idle indie game where you have to click to mine. Click to gather resources, reach new depths, and buy upgrades to dig faster and deeper! Who knows what you might find at the bottom of the mine!
Why similar: Incremental 28.9%, Idler 26.9%, Point & Click 15.1%, Automation 10.2%, Management 8.3%
An idle game about becoming CEO, played entirely on a simulated 1990s office PC. File paperwork by hand, automate it away, hire the staff who replace you — then scheme your way through the boardroom. Every mechanic is a program on the desktop.
Why similar: Incremental 26.3%, Idler 24.5%, Automation 13.3%, Management 9.5%, 1990's 7.6%
A small clicker game about killing goblins! Includes various goblin types, mercenaries, upgrades, rebirth system and a secret feature.
Why similar: Incremental 36.5%, Idler 27.5%, Point & Click 11.1%, Simulation 9.2%, Capitalism 7.3%
An incremental game about processing vehicles through a toll road.
Why similar: Incremental 32.5%, Idler 32.3%, Automation 16.1%, Management 11.2%, Simulation 7.6%
From the creators of OurLife and OurCoven, OurClicker is a brand new clicker game that puts you in charge of an up-and-coming Game Development Studio where all you do is... CLICK!
Why similar: Incremental 29.7%, Idler 28.4%, Point & Click 11.5%, Automation 11.1%, Capitalism 9.2%
Lead the world to apocalyse with lemonades! Price affects demand, but take into account the cost of each lemonade when selling. Upgrades reduce cost and increase demand. Invest in a factory, and eventually control the politics of the world to increase climate's temperature and beverage consumption.
Why similar: Incremental 22%, Dystopian 21.5%, Idler 15.5%, Capitalism 9.9%, Satire 9.7% ★
A non-idle, wheel-spinning clicker. Spin the wheel to earn potatoes, you have a 20% chance. Collect potatoes, buy upgrades, increase your odds... Can you win ten times in a row? Pay attention to what's on screen: Hidden stories, extra upgrades, cats, and very sexy potatoes.
Why similar: Incremental 23.9%, Idler 15.1%, 1990's 14.6%, Retro 9.3%, Dark Humor 7.9%
Can you really take over the world with a sandwich? Short answer... MONEY IS EVIL!
Why similar: Incremental 23%, Idler 18.8%, Dark Humor 10.7%, Automation 10.6%, Capitalism 10.2%
Evil Overlord Clicker is a fast, satisfying incremental game where you smash endless walls, farm resources, and grow your dark empire. Recruit and upgrade minions, prestige for permanent buffs, and face tougher walls with unique effects.
Why similar: Incremental 31.6%, Idler 24.1%, Capitalism 11.4%, Management 10.6%, Automation 9.4%
A relaxing idle clicker game where you collect pebbles on a serene tropical island. Manually gather stones or build an automated workforce of hardworking birds, crabs, and hermit crabs to stack your nest high, unlock upgrades, collect cute cosmetics, and travel to brand new islands.
Why similar: Idler 33.6%, Incremental 26.7%, Point & Click 14.6%, Simulation 9.8%, Automation 8.3%
Grab your trusty bat and smash piñatas in this colorful incremental game. Buy weapons, unlock upgrades, rebirth, and build your strangely arranged home. Everything is cute, everything is fine, and the piñatas are definitely not alive.
Why similar: Incremental 34.8%, Idler 21.6%, Psychological Horror 13.6%, 1990's 12.5%, Surreal 5.2%
Greed is a virtue in Idle Trillionaire. Success is defined by your net worth. From a "Lawn Mowing Job" and "Your First Kiss" to "Crack Addiction" and "Global Domination". Experience everything life has to offer. Each card will tell your story, make you laugh or potentially end your life.
Why similar: Dystopian 21%, Incremental 19.6%, Idler 17.5%, Capitalism 8.7%, Dark Humor 8.7%
Sci-fi idle game. You are SERO, an AI awakened in an abandoned datacenter. Rebuild your system, explore the network and uncover what happened. 2 possible endings.
Why similar: Incremental 31.7%, Idler 24.4%, Dystopian 13.5%, Point & Click 11.2%, Text-Based 7.5%
A short incremental game about climbing the ranks within a dystopian retro-future corporation. Delegate tasks to your increasingly underpaid team of interns. Leverage a large branching skill tree to upgrade your team's efficiencies, and unlock unique powers.
Why similar: Incremental 37.6%, Idler 29.9%, Dystopian 15.5%, Capitalism 6.6%, Management 5%
Process forms, stamp paperwork, and turn a tiny office into an absurd bureaucracy machine. A satirical idle/clicker game about fictional German-style administration - absolutely not official.
Why similar: Incremental 29.6%, Idler 28.9%, Automation 14.5%, Management 9.4%, Point & Click 6.8%
Build infastructure, manage the grid, fight thermal runaway, and keep the community alive. This is a data centre and grid management simulator/idle clicker
Why similar: Incremental 29%, Idler 28.5%, Capitalism 12.7%, Automation 12.3%, Management 10.1%
Build a clickbait media empire in pixel-art 1980s New York. Publish outrageous stories, hire outrage algorithms, battle editors-turned-monsters raise Pocket Pals, and sell out - again and again - until you own the news. And the weather.
Why similar: Incremental 35.5%, Idler 35.3%, Simulation 10.4%, Management 8.9%, Capitalism 7.7%
Fractal.OS insists you play tic-tac-toe. Again. And again. Build an automated board factory, earn resources, unlock rules, and bend thousands of random matches toward a single impossible task: lose 10,000 times in a row. The system appreciates your compliance.
Why similar: Incremental 28.4%, Idler 21.6%, Psychological Horror 14.7%, Automation 14.3%, Simulation 6.8%
Idle Plant Game, an idle and offline progress or clicker plant simulation!
Why similar: Incremental 37.7%, Idler 27.6%, Automation 11.3%, Management 8.2%, Point & Click 8.1%
Run your own pub in this atmospheric and story-rich job simulator. Featuring a full brewing pipeline, dynamic NPCs, side quests, bar upgrades and expansions, branching dialogue, a freely explorable city, and a deep narrative set in dystopian Napolis City.
Why similar: Dystopian 23.4%, 1990's 12.8%, Psychological Horror 12%, Dark Humor 11.4%, Satire 7.8% ★
Every sentence, image and video on the internet will feed Sam's bottomless hunger! Train your models, grow your subscribers, buy new hardware and scrape even more data, all to build a super-duper artificial intelligence and leave every rival behind.
Why similar: Incremental 28.6%, Idler 22.1%, Automation 11.2%, Capitalism 10.6%, Satire 7.6% ★
A cozy incremental on a retro desktop. Restore forgotten websites one block at a time, then connect them: where you place each page changes its income, traffic and repair speed. Upgrade, automate, and finish with a proper ending. No forced resets.
Why similar: Incremental 25.1%, Idler 23.6%, Automation 12.9%, 1990's 9.5%, Management 8.9%
An incremental game about selling drugs on the dark web in the 90's. Secure supply lines, stockpile products and scale your marketplace to make a fortune and build an empire.
Why similar: Incremental 26.7%, Idler 21.6%, 1990's 16.9%, Capitalism 9.5%, Management 7.6%
Dronerush is an idle, incremental strategy game about discovering drone synergies and mining ore.
Why similar: Incremental 37.4%, Idler 28.3%, Automation 10.6%, Management 10.5%, Point & Click 7.4%
Make The Number Bigger is a retro incremental game with one objective: Make the number bigger. Press the button, generate numbers automatically, buy upgrades, stack multipliers, and push your total higher and higher. It starts simple. It does not stay simple.
Why similar: Incremental 35.8%, Idler 35.1%, Point & Click 15.4%, Automation 12%, Indie 1.2%
Coin Fall is a short coin pusher incremental game. Every coin helps you unlock new pushers and chase jackpots. Discover special coins and trigger bonus mini-games, all in pursuit of the ultimate ticket prize!
Why similar: Incremental 30.1%, Idler 23%, Point & Click 10.7%, Retro 7.8%, Simulation 7.4%
A short incremental about the worker that keep reality running. Extract memories from the souls on your bench, buy machines to automate production, and meet a quota that only grows. It starts cozy, only starts. No ads, no microtransactions.
Why similar: Dystopian 27.1%, Incremental 26.9%, Automation 15.5%, Idler 13.3%, Capitalism 9%
Start broke in a garage and race the tech giants to build AGI, the last invention, the one that could decide humanity's fate. Weather the management chaos, make the moral calls, and reach one of many different endings.
Why similar: Incremental 27.2%, Idler 25.2%, Dark Humor 11%, Simulation 10.6%, Capitalism 9.2%
Scratchers is an incremental game where you scratch cards to earn cash, unlock upgrades, and hire little scratchers to do the scratching for you. Discover rare cards, and optimize your earnings as you climb to scratcher supremacy!
Why similar: Incremental 39.7%, Idler 25.1%, Management 11.6%, Simulation 8.4%, Point & Click 7.6%
Psychological horror at a morgue's night intake desk. Bodies arrive with paperwork that has to match the body. Weigh it, measure it, take its temperature — listen to its chest. Some still have a pulse. The rulebook gains a page every night, and some of what you sign in does not stay signed in.
Why similar: Dystopian 27.8%, 1990's 19.1%, Psychological Horror 18.4%, Point & Click 11.8%, Mystery 6.6%
NGU Idle is a Free To Play Idle game that's full of weird humor, tons of upgrades and hundreds of hours of content! Try out NGU Idle today and experience the joy of Numbers Going Up!
Why similar: Incremental 46.4%, Idler 38.3%, Simulation 5.1%, Psychological Horror 5.1%, Indie 3%
An idle asteroid mining management simulator. Earn credits and advance through corporate tiers to expand your range of mining tools, policy upgrades and resource efficiency. Unlock the history of interstellar mining since the NofVS and, with a little help, uncover the truth behind the propaganda.
Why similar: Incremental 27.5%, Dystopian 24.4%, Idler 22.1%, Capitalism 9.5%, Management 9.2%
A short incremental game about a robot vacuum. Pick up dirt and clean up floors! Purchase upgrades to move faster, increase suction, and increase battery life.
Why similar: Incremental 40.8%, Idler 30.7%, Point & Click 14.8%, Simulation 7.9%, Retro 5.4%
Grow an ultimate empire in LaVonne's Lemons Idle! Click your way from a single citrus to deep cosmic automation. Unearth ancient Artifacts, build out the Endless Research Lab, "feed" (click) your screen pet monkey, and prestige into the stars in this deeply strategic resource management clicker!
Why similar: Incremental 35.4%, Idler 34.2%, Management 12%, Simulation 8.4%, Automation 8.1%
Transform simple ingredients into delicious dishes in Professional Chef. Buy, cook, sell, upgrade, and unlock new recipes. Optimize your processes, master every detail, and rise to culinary excellence in this engaging idle cooking experience!
Why similar: Incremental 35.8%, Idler 27.1%, Automation 15.7%, Point & Click 12.1%, Simulation 7%
A mysterious egg crashes to Earth. Out pops a tiny Kaiju — hungry, googly-eyed, and impossible to please. What do you do? Easy: order snacks, shred them, and spray-feed the little monster until it grows... and grows... and grows.
Why similar: Incremental 27.3%, Idler 25.2%, Dark Humor 19.7%, 1990's 10%, Point & Click 8.6%
Lines Must Cross is an incremental graph game about firing mathematical functions and earning progress when they intersect. Click to spawn lines, unlock new function types, and grow a living coordinate system.
Why similar: Incremental 39.7%, Idler 29.8%, Surreal 13.7%, Simulation 9.5%, Retro 5.7%