- #1 Papers, Please
97% matchOverwhelmingly Positive97% of 80,270 reviews2013
Dev: Lucas PopePub: 3909
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 4.3 hrsMean: 10.2 hrs≥1hr: 85%
Congratulations. The October labor lottery is complete. Your name was pulled. For immediate placement, report to the Ministry of Admission at Grestin Border Checkpoint. An apartment will be provided for you and your family in East Grestin. Expect a Class-8 dwelling.
Why similar: Dystopian 34.1%, Point & Click 20.2%, Simulation 11.9%, Pixel Graphics 9.9%, Retro 8.9%
Why You'll Like It: It shares the same oppressive bureaucratic atmosphere and moral weight found in dystopian management simulations.
- #2 Orwell: Keeping an Eye On You
96% matchVery Positive90% of 15,558 reviews2016
Dev: Osmotic StudiosPub: Daedalic Entertainment
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 3.2 hrsMean: 8.4 hrs≥1hr: 86%
Big Brother has arrived - and it’s you. Investigate the lives of citizens to find those responsible for a series of terror attacks. Information from the internet, personal communications and private files are all accessible to you. But, be warned, the information you supply will have consequences.
Why similar: Simulation 62.2%, Dystopian 22.6%, Point & Click 5.9%, Story Rich 5.6%, Atmospheric 2.7%
Why You'll Like It: This game perfectly mirrors the surveillance and data-harvesting themes of the seed game through a narrative-driven interface.
- #3 Do Not Feed the Monkeys
96% matchVery Positive94% of 12,685 reviews2018
Dev: Fictiorama StudiosPub: Alawar
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 3.7 hrsMean: 6.9 hrs≥1hr: 87%
A digital voyeur simulator where you watch strangers through surveillance cameras. Invade their privacy and witness their most intimate moments, but don’t interact with the subjects – anything could happen if you dare feed the monkeys!
Why similar: Dystopian 27%, Point & Click 20.3%, Management 13.8%, Pixel Graphics 8.6%, Simulation 8.2%
Why You'll Like It: It focuses on the voyeuristic and dystopian aspects of monitoring others, which aligns with the core premise of FACEMINER.
- #4 Hypnospace Outlaw
95% matchOverwhelmingly Positive97% of 5,534 reviews2019
Dev: TendershootPub: No More Robots
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 3.4 hrsMean: 6.9 hrs≥1hr: 77%
Greetings Enforcer, and thank you for enlisting in the Hypnospace Patrol Department! As the world falls into its slumber, Hypnospace becomes a bustling global village. These virtual streets aren't going to police themselves!
Why similar: 1990's 27.6%, Surreal 15.6%, Point & Click 14.3%, Alternate History 13.8%, Retro 11.5%
Why You'll Like It: It provides an authentic and surreal 90s internet experience that complements the retro aesthetic of the seed game.
- #5 Execute
94% matchVery Positive91% of 676 reviews2025
Dev: Payne Robinson
Windows
Median: 3.8 hrsMean: 5.6 hrs≥1hr: 90%
Kill everyone in the world with a guillotine… on a cursed Win98 desktop.
Why similar: Incremental 15.4%, Dystopian 14.7%, 1990's 12.5%, Idler 11.8%, Capitalism 8.1%
Why You'll Like It: It directly mirrors the 90s-themed incremental and dystopian automation mechanics found in FACEMINER.
- #6 Hacknet
94% matchVery Positive94% of 26,067 reviews2015
Dev: Team Fractal AlligatorPub: Fellow Traveller
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 3.0 hrsMean: 13.4 hrs≥1hr: 79%
Hacknet is an immersive, terminal-based hacking simulator for PC. Dive down a rabbit hoIe as you follow the instructions of a recently deceased hacker, whose death may not have been the accident the media reports.
Why similar: Dystopian 48.1%, Simulation 20.6%, Story Rich 14.9%, Atmospheric 13.2%, Singleplayer 3.3%
Why You'll Like It: This terminal-based hacking simulator captures the retro-tech aesthetic and high-stakes atmosphere of 90s computing.
- #7 TIS-100
93% matchOverwhelmingly Positive97% of 4,104 reviews2015
Dev: Zachtronics
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 1.2 hrsMean: 6.2 hrs≥1hr: 52%
TIS-100 is an open-ended programming game by Zachtronics, the creators of SpaceChem and Infinifactory, in which you rewrite corrupted code segments to repair the TIS-100 and unlock its secrets. It’s the assembly language programming game you never asked for!
Why similar: Simulation 87.5%, Singleplayer 12.5%
Why You'll Like It: The game's focus on low-level programming and retro-computing hardware creates a similar atmospheric, technical challenge.
- #8 Beholder
92% matchVery Positive92% of 31,023 reviews2016
Dev: Alawar Stargaze (Warm Lamp Games)Pub: Alawar
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 4.3 hrsMean: 14.0 hrs≥1hr: 82%
You’re a state-installed landlord in a totalitarian country. Place listening devices, steal and sneak into your tenants’ apartments. Use what you uncovered to report anyone capable of plotting against the state. You MUST! But WILL you?
Why similar: Dystopian 42%, Point & Click 18.5%, Simulation 10.2%, Story Rich 9.6%, Atmospheric 9.2%
Why You'll Like It: It explores the dark, dystopian reality of state-mandated surveillance and resource management in a grim setting.
- #9 Sixty Four
91% matchMostly Positive74% of 1,665 reviews2024
Dev: Oleg DanilovPub: Playsaurus
Windows · Mac
Median: 6.0 hrsMean: 16.2 hrs≥1hr: 87%
Dive into the world of Sixty Four, where you transform simple machines into a thriving factory.
Why similar: Incremental 40.3%, Idler 21.7%, Management 12.7%, Simulation 10%, Strategy 8%
Why You'll Like It: An incremental game that uses an abstract, atmospheric presentation to keep the player engaged in its mysterious world.
- #10 MMO98
91% matchMostly Positive70% of 509 reviews2026
Dev: BiteMe Games
Windows · Mac
Median: 2.5 hrsMean: 6.1 hrs≥1hr: 86%
An incremental game where you go from small-scale MMO development studio up to global market domination. Improve your server infrastructure, address the technical challenges of running an MMO, release new games, and become the world's #1 MMO game studio.
Why similar: Incremental 24.6%, Idler 16.7%, Capitalism 11.4%, Economy 8.5%, Simulation 7.5%
Why You'll Like It: A strategy-heavy incremental game that leans into the 90s capitalism and simulation themes.
- #11 Replica
90% matchVery Positive86% of 3,527 reviews2016
Dev: Somi
Windows · Mac
Median: 2.8 hrsMean: 36.4 hrs≥1hr: 88%
Replica is an interactive novel game played through a cellphone and social media. The insane experience of peeping into someone's private life through a cellphone will transform you into the state's greatest patriot.
Why similar: Dystopian 61.8%, Pixel Graphics 22.5%, Story Rich 13.9%, Singleplayer 1.9%
Why You'll Like It: This title uses a phone-based interface to explore themes of surveillance and privacy in a way that feels very similar to FACEMINER.
- #12 (the) Gnorp Apologue
88% matchVery Positive95% of 9,927 reviews2023
Dev: MycoPub: (Myco)
Windows
Median: 15.5 hrsMean: 27.7 hrs≥1hr: 96%
(the) Gnorp Apologue is the journey of the gnorps as you guide them towards their goal of delightfully excessive wealth accumulation.
Why similar: Incremental 42.8%, Idler 21.9%, Economy 14.1%, Management 8.3%, Strategy 4.8%
Why You'll Like It: An excellent incremental game that focuses on building and economy management with a unique visual style.
- #13 Uplink
89% matchVery Positive91% of 2,436 reviews2006
Dev: Introversion Software
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 30 minMean: 6.7 hrs≥1hr: 39%
Uplink lets you play as a freelance hacker tackling risky contracts for corporations. Break into systems, steal data, sabotage rivals, and upgrade your gear. Support factions or go rogue in this immersive, strategy-driven hacking simulation game where your choices shape the outcome.
Why similar: Time Management 19.6%, Immersive Sim 16.5%, Simulation 16.5%, Strategy 16.2%, Story Rich 13.9%
Why You'll Like It: A classic hacking simulation that delivers the same sense of illicit data manipulation and corporate espionage.
- #14 Fill Up The Hole
87% matchVery Positive90% of 1,193 reviews2025
Dev: Fluffy Lotus
Windows
Median: 3.5 hrsMean: 4.4 hrs≥1hr: 89%
Turn trash into cash in a dystopian world! Fill Up The Hole is a short incremental game where you build a city, automate garbage production, and toss it into a magical hole for profit.
Why similar: Incremental 36.1%, Idler 23.7%, Dystopian 15.3%, Management 9.2%, Simulation 5.4%
Why You'll Like It: This game provides a satisfying incremental loop centered on building and resource management.
- #15 Upload Simulator
89% matchVery Positive84% of 128 reviews2022
Dev: EnigmaDev Studios
Windows · Linux
Median: 14.9 hrsMean: 69.4 hrs≥1hr: 83%
A incremental game about downloading files, uploading, and upgrading your setup. This is the official PC version of Upload Simulator.
Why similar: Incremental 38.5%, Idler 35.3%, Simulation 10.2%, Management 8%, Point & Click 7.1%
Why You'll Like It: This idler focuses on software and sci-fi simulation, providing a similar loop of digital progression.
- #16 Digseum
86% matchOverwhelmingly Positive98% of 8,115 reviews2024
Dev: Rat Monthly
Windows
Median: 2.4 hrsMean: 3.4 hrs≥1hr: 93%
Digseum is a short incremental journey about digging up ancient relics and building the greatest museum ever!
Why similar: Incremental 28.4%, Idler 18.2%, Economy 10.3%, Point & Click 9.7%, Management 8.9%
Why You'll Like It: A management-focused incremental game that offers a similar casual yet addictive progression loop.
- #17 Feed the Reactor
85% matchVery Positive83% of 646 reviews2026
Dev: Adam Travers
Windows
Median: 3.6 hrsMean: 5.8 hrs≥1hr: 94%
An incremental unfolding game about feeding fuel into a reactor. Combine elements to produce energy, unlock exotic technologies and explore a strange galaxy.
Why similar: Incremental 43.9%, Idler 22.7%, Management 10.4%, Strategy 8%, Simulation 7.3%
Why You'll Like It: It combines incremental mechanics with simulation and strategy, fitting the management-heavy nature of the seed game.
- #18 Not Tonight
86% matchVery Positive82% of 2,785 reviews2018
Dev: PanicBarnPub: No More Robots
Windows
Median: 4.5 hrsMean: 6.5 hrs≥1hr: 91%
Person of European Heritage #112: Welcome to Relocation Block B, your new home. Your designated role is 'Bouncer'. Work hard, stay out of trouble, and we might let you stay in the UK.
Why similar: Dystopian 34.7%, Alternate History 26.2%, Simulation 16.1%, Pixel Graphics 13.1%, Retro 5.1%
Why You'll Like It: This management sim captures the feeling of working a soul-crushing job in a dystopian society.
- #19 Nodebuster
83% matchOverwhelmingly Positive97% of 14,025 reviews2024
Dev: Goblobin
Windows
Median: 3.9 hrsMean: 12.7 hrs≥1hr: 91%
Nodebuster is a short, experimental incremental game about busting nodes and destroying reality.
Why similar: Incremental 42.5%, Idler 21.3%, Management 8.9%, Simulation 7.3%, Retro 6.1%
Why You'll Like It: A strategy-driven incremental game that emphasizes resource management and digital progression.
- #20 Military Incremental Complex
84% matchVery Positive82% of 743 reviews2025
Dev: Space Kraken Studios
Windows
Median: 9.8 hrsMean: 17.5 hrs≥1hr: 90%
Make weapons, make money. An active incremental game where you amass as much money as you can by starting a Military Industrial Complex company. Produce multiple different weapons, research upgrades, manipulate the stock market, and lobby the government for favors.
Why similar: Incremental 21.6%, Idler 17.5%, 1990's 16.1%, Capitalism 13.7%, Economy 13.5%
Why You'll Like It: This game focuses on the automation and capitalism aspects of the incremental genre.
- #21 Click and Conquer
82% matchVery Positive93% of 2,085 reviews2025
Dev: SOCKHOUSE STUDIOS
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 2.5 hrsMean: 3.8 hrs≥1hr: 93%
Click and Conquer is a short, relaxing incremental game. Drop bombs through the fog of war, uncover hidden enemies, collect rewards, and spend currency to boost passive income, increase bombing power, and unlock new maps.
Why similar: Incremental 36.4%, Idler 21.4%, Economy 13.6%, Retro 8.9%, Simulation 8.3%
Why You'll Like It: It utilizes pixel-graphics and clicker mechanics to create a familiar simulation experience.
- #22 Cruelty Squad
82% matchOverwhelmingly Positive96% of 24,836 reviews2021
Dev: Consumer Softproducts
Windows
Median: 2.7 hrsMean: 9.5 hrs≥1hr: 67%
An immersive power fantasy simulator with tactical stealth elements set in a sewage infused garbage world
Why similar: Capitalism 26.4%, Surreal 25%, Dystopian 23.3%, Immersive Sim 13.8%, Retro 7.9%
Why You'll Like It: Its bizarre, retro-dystopian aesthetic and corporate-horror themes resonate strongly with the tone of the seed game.
- #23 The Westport Independent
84% matchMostly Positive77% of 346 reviews2016
Dev: Double Zero One Zero
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 1.0 hrsMean: 9.5 hrs≥1hr: 50%
The Westport Independent is a censorship simulator taking place in a post-war country, governed by the recently elected Loyalist Party. As the editor of one of the last independent newspapers in the country, your job is to remove and edit the content of your paper, affecting the people’s opinion of both the rebels and the Loyalist...
Why similar: Dystopian 66.1%, Simulation 33.9%
Why You'll Like It: It focuses on censorship and the power of information, echoing the narrative depth of the seed game.
- #24 Widget Inc.
81% matchVery Positive85% of 770 reviews2024
Dev: Leaping Turtle
Windows
Median: 10.2 hrsMean: 60.6 hrs≥1hr: 94%
A hybrid factory builder / incremental clicker game. Starting from humble beginnings, master the many crafting processes to build up resources and expand your factory. Then, using your newly automated production, unlock new technology and grow ever closer to your goal of spreading to the stars.
Why similar: Incremental 44.7%, Idler 21.7%, Time Management 13.2%, Simulation 8.4%, Pixel Graphics 7.5%
Why You'll Like It: This title focuses on automation and base-building, which are key components of the FACEMINER gameplay loop.
- #25 Rock Crusher
80% matchVery Positive85% of 356 reviews2025
Dev: Mini Fun Games
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 4.2 hrsMean: 6.2 hrs≥1hr: 72%
Rock Crusher is an incremental game with a massive skill tree. Control a little rock-crushing machine stranded on a mysterious planet. Crush rocks, collect materials, evolve through upgrades, uncover the planet’s secrets - and maybe, just maybe, find a way to escape.
Why similar: Incremental 39.8%, Idler 30.7%, Immersive Sim 11%, Simulation 10.4%, Strategy 8.2%
Why You'll Like It: A straightforward mining-themed incremental game that provides a solid, repetitive progression experience.
- #26 Emily is Away
79% matchVery Positive89% of 32,336 reviews2015
Dev: Kyle Seeley
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 54 minMean: 19.8 hrs≥1hr: 42%
Emily is Away is an interactive story. Create a screenname and choose your path through the branching narrative.
Why similar: Retro 30.7%, Story Rich 29%, Simulation 22.2%, Pixel Graphics 12.3%, Singleplayer 5.8%
Why You'll Like It: This game masterfully recreates the 90s/00s chat interface experience, grounding its narrative in a specific era.
- #27 Mainlining
81% matchMostly Positive77% of 368 reviews2017
Dev: RebelephantPub: ReadGraves
Windows
Median: 3.0 hrsMean: 3.3 hrs≥1hr: 92%
After MI7 has been hacked, your primary goal is to bring a cyber-criminal network to justice. Played entirely from your computer's desktop, Mainlining is a thrilling point and click hacking adventure that features a gripping narrative which will have you hooked from the very first case.
Why similar: Point & Click 37.4%, Simulation 31.3%, Pixel Graphics 15.9%, Story Rich 12.3%, Singleplayer 3.2%
Why You'll Like It: This narrative-driven hacking game captures the 90s aesthetic and the investigative feel of digital surveillance.
- #28 Fracture Field
77% matchMostly Positive76% of 1,187 reviews2026
Dev: Type Ten
Windows
Median: 25.9 hrsMean: 38.3 hrs≥1hr: 92%
Fracture Field is an idle/incremental quarry mining game. Shatter rocks with timed swings then invest your earnings into upgrades. Build a fleet of drones to automate your empire, bomb tough layers, and unlock powerful prestige upgrades on your journey to master the quarry.
Why similar: Incremental 32.9%, Idler 27.4%, Economy 8.8%, Management 8.2%, Point & Click 8%
- #29 Quadrilateral Cowboy
79% matchVery Positive92% of 1,013 reviews2016
Dev: Blendo Games
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 1.2 hrsMean: 3.5 hrs≥1hr: 55%
When you have a top-of-the-line hacking deck armed with a 56.6k modem and a staggering 256k RAM, it means just one thing: you answer only to the highest bidder.
Why similar: Immersive Sim 37.3%, Atmospheric 29%, Story Rich 26.5%, Singleplayer 7.2%
Why You'll Like It: It uses a retro-tech aesthetic and programming-based gameplay to build an immersive, atmospheric world.
- #30 Scratchers
78% matchMixed58% of 584 reviews2025
Dev: muffler
Windows
Median: 2.0 hrsMean: 3.5 hrs≥1hr: 87%
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 31.6%, Idler 19.6%, Management 10%, Simulation 9.4%, Point & Click 7.8%
- #31 Idle Deepcore
76% matchVery Positive85% of 356 reviews2026
Dev: Bluehood Games
Windows
Idle Deepcore is an incremental mining game where you dig ever deeper, smelt ore into ingots, upgrade your pickaxe and machines, and grow several mines in parallel to build a vast underground industry.
Why similar: Incremental 38.3%, Idler 30.4%, Retro 11.9%, Simulation 10%, Pixel Graphics 8.6%
- #32 Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between
78% matchMostly Positive78% of 167 reviews2022
Dev: Silverstring Media Inc.Pub: Fellow Traveller
Windows · Mac
Glitchhikers is a surreal journey through the spaces between places. A late night drive, a deserted airport lounge, a moonlit walk through an empty park, a quiet carriage on an overnight train. Who will you meet? What will you talk about? Where will the journey take you? Find yourself along the way.
Why similar: Incremental 38.7%, Point & Click 37.8%, Atmospheric 20.5%, Singleplayer 3%
Why You'll Like It: It offers a surreal, atmospheric experience that matches the unsettling tone of the seed game.
- #33 Number Factory
77% matchMixed42% of 52 reviews2025
Dev: Alerot
Windows
Build the ultimate number production empire! Automate generators, unlock powerful upgrades, and prestige for permanent bonuses. Compete on global leaderboards and watch your numbers grow to infinity in this addictive idle incremental game.
Why similar: Idler 24.3%, Point & Click 15.1%, Incremental 14.6%, 1990's 9.8%, Simulation 7.4%
- #34 Gridkeeper
76% matchMixed68% of 148 reviews2025
Dev: pixelwide
Windows
Gridkeeper is an incremental game about managing "Grids" and using their power to run MineBots, research tech, and grow your mining empire by getting better Grids.
Why similar: Incremental 41.6%, Idler 31.8%, Strategy 13.9%, Pixel Graphics 6.9%, Simulation 5.1%
- #35 Starvester
75% matchMostly Positive70% of 788 reviews2026
Dev: Syphono4Pub: Future Friends Games
Windows
Median: 6.8 hrsMean: 11.4 hrs≥1hr: 92%
A short incremental game about expanding a star-system wide factory to build giant megastructures in space. Deploy swarms of drones, mine resources, unlock upgrades and harvest the power of the stars!
Why similar: Incremental 31.9%, Idler 25.3%, Economy 16.4%, Management 9.8%, Simulation 7.3%
- #36 Cult Nation
74% matchVery Positive88% of 203 reviews2026
Dev: SMdG
Windows
A short incremental game about sacrificing all your cult followers and collecting blood to awaken the devil.
Why similar: Incremental 23.5%, Idler 18.1%, Economy 14.1%, Point & Click 10.5%, Management 8.8%
- #37 Particul
74% matchVery Positive80% of 759 reviews2026
Dev: MILLION PIXELS
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 7.5 hrsMean: 12.2 hrs≥1hr: 91%
Click to mine particles and watch your pile grow. Turn resources into profit, automate extraction, research new technologies and trade. Can you mine the rarest particle and ascend? There is just one way to find out.
Why similar: Incremental 37.4%, Idler 29.6%, Simulation 16.1%, Pixel Graphics 7.5%, Atmospheric 4.9%
- #38 Xenosensory
73% matchVery Positive94% of 158 reviews2025
Dev: caiysPub: caiysware
Windows
Xenosensory is a short incremental game with horror themes. Use your cursor to bust Xenos and save convicts then spend your research points on skill tree upgrades, actions, gadgets, and uncover the true horrifying nature of this space station nightmare.
Why similar: Incremental 30.9%, Idler 22.9%, Management 10.2%, Retro 9.2%, Simulation 7.6%
- #39 Coal LLC
73% matchVery Positive93% of 1,326 reviews2025
Dev: Bye Bye Ocean
Windows · Mac
Median: 9.6 hrsMean: 18.9 hrs≥1hr: 89%
Fill your quota or die. Mine increasingly absurd amounts of coal using some dubious, but effective, mining techniques. Or relax and mine at your own pace in peaceful mode.
Why similar: Capitalism 23.9%, Economy 23.4%, Management 16.9%, Time Management 14.1%, Pixel Graphics 7.3%
- #40 Horripilant
71% matchVery Positive92% of 2,914 reviews2026
Dev: Alexandre Declos Pub: Black Lantern Collective
Windows · Linux
Median: 18.8 hrsMean: 26.5 hrs≥1hr: 90%
KILL YOUR GOD. BECOME WORTHY. Horripilant is a chilling idle incremental dungeon crawl through the horrors of a forgotten underworld.
Why similar: Incremental 35.5%, Idler 29.3%, Point & Click 14.1%, Pixel Graphics 9.9%, Simulation 8.1%
- #41 Scratch Inc.
72% matchVery Positive91% of 2,102 reviews2025
Dev: Makopaz
Windows · Mac
Build an Empire, From Scratch, in this Scratch Card Idle/Incremental game.
Why similar: Incremental 27.9%, Idler 25.4%, Capitalism 12.1%, Economy 11.6%, Time Management 10%
- #42 Upload Labs
70% matchVery Positive92% of 8,354 reviews2025
Dev: EnigmaDev Studios
Windows · Linux
Median: 5.2 hrsMean: 21.3 hrs≥1hr: 79%
A sci-fi management game where you build and optimize your computer's system from the ground up. Connect and configure interconnected nodes to efficiently download, process, and upload files. Manage your setup, solve system challenges, and become the ultimate system architect
Why similar: Idler 27.5%, Incremental 25.2%, Simulation 11.8%, Economy 10.9%, Management 9.1%
- #43 CryptoClickers: Crypto Idle Game
75% matchMixed64% of 211 reviews2021
Dev: Considera Games LLCPub: Considera Core LLC
Windows · Mac · Linux
CryptoClickers is a complex Incremental Game revolved around Cryptocurrencies that's full of unique game modes, upgrades, challenges, events, and a double layer prestige system!
Why similar: Incremental 22.1%, Idler 19.4%, Capitalism 12.4%, Economy 8.6%, Point & Click 8.2%
- #44 Moose Miners
73% matchMixed69% of 525 reviews2024
Dev: Lingon Studios
Windows
Median: 13.7 hrsMean: 144.1 hrs≥1hr: 94%
Take control of a mining operation run by moose. They mine and sell the gems. You need to decide where to spend the profits. Hire more miners and upgrade their gear. Buy new rails and minecarts to get deeper into the mine. The deeper you get the more valuable gems you will find.
Why similar: Incremental 25.3%, Idler 20.2%, Economy 15.9%, Capitalism 14.2%, Management 10.5%
- #45 Simultree
71% matchVery Positive86% of 144 reviews2026
Dev: PIPAPOUPub: Coduck Studio
Windows
Simultree is a short incremental game about monitoring life simulations. You're a scientist who runs life simulations in order to gain points to spend in a big skill tree.
Why similar: Incremental 26.7%, Idler 21.9%, Economy 14.3%, Management 11%, Simulation 8.8%
- #46 Click Mage
70% matchVery Positive92% of 2,575 reviews2025
Dev: Tiny Crow Games
Windows
Median: 3.3 hrsMean: 4.6 hrs≥1hr: 82%
Click Mage is a unique 2D resource gatherer and building game. Mine and process resources, upgrade your clicking power and construct buildings on an idyllic island with beautiful pixel art graphics.
Why similar: Incremental 63.9%, Simulation 19.9%, Pixel Graphics 14.7%, Singleplayer 1.5%
- #47 Incremental Factory
72% matchMixed68% of 247 reviews2024
Dev: Significant Steak
Windows · Mac
Median: 2.2 hrsMean: 7.8 hrs≥1hr: 62%
Craft and automate an industrial empire from scratch! Experience a strategic game teeming with challenges as you manage resources, overcome hurdles, and optimize production chains. Are you ready to conquer the challenges of Incremental Factory? Your journey starts here... The Factory Must Grow!
Why similar: Idler 44.3%, Economy 24.4%, Simulation 14.7%, Strategy 10.8%, Management 4.8%
- #48 You Know The Drill
68% matchVery Positive93% of 1,015 reviews2026
Dev: ludokaiPub: Catoptric Games
Windows · Linux
Median: 3.5 hrsMean: 3.5 hrs≥1hr: 83%
You Know The Drill is a relaxing incremental mining game about digging underground to harvest ores. Collect resources and use them to upgrade your drill and go even deeper!
Why similar: Incremental 35.6%, Idler 26.7%, Retro 15.5%, Simulation 9.1%, Strategy 6.3%
- #49 FEED THE AI
68% matchVery Positive96% of 142 reviews2026
Dev: Weird Kid Games
Windows
Feed the AI. Collect data. Unlock upgrades. Watch the algorithm grow beyond your control. An active incremental where you feed an evolving AI with data and shape what it becomes. Will it save the world... or take it over?
Why similar: Incremental 41.9%, Idler 28.2%, Simulation 11.3%, Artificial Intelligence 10.4%, Strategy 8.3%
- #50 Lemonade Apocalypse: First Squeeze
69% matchOverwhelmingly Positive95% of 1,140 reviews2024
Dev: Juggler Interactive
Windows
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 18.2%, Dystopian 16.3%, Idler 12.6%, Capitalism 12.3%, Economy 11.9%
- #51 Snakecremental
70% matchMostly Positive79% of 433 reviews2025
Dev: Walking Cat
Windows · Mac · Linux
Median: 4.1 hrsMean: 4.6 hrs≥1hr: 80%
Snake, but with a skill tree
Why similar: Incremental 31.3%, Idler 14.7%, Retro 12.6%, Economy 10.7%, Management 8.2%
- #52 CD Market - Music Label Sim
68% matchVery Positive98% of 117 reviews2026
Dev: Lost Star Games
Windows · Mac · Linux
CD Market is a music industry management sim where you build a record label on your own terms, from vinyl to digital. Stay small, or grow into something bigger. Discover artists, shape careers, and survive decades of changing formats, trends, rivals, and crises.
Why similar: 1990's 16.8%, Capitalism 16.8%, Economy 16.1%, Simulation 12.6%, Management 12.5%
- #53 Kickback Clicker
69% matchVery Positive86% of 69 reviews2025
Dev: Dot bloodPub: Targem Games
Windows
Mutants are flooding the planets! Destroy them all! Improve your technology, upgrade weapons and turn dangerous worlds into safe havens. Every click is a step towards the future of mankind!
Why similar: Incremental 32.1%, Idler 26%, Simulation 8.9%, Pixel Graphics 8.3%, Retro 8.2%
- #54 Dwarf Eats Mountain
67% matchVery Positive81% of 1,070 reviews2026
Dev: Green Wizard
Windows · Linux
Median: 15.4 hrsMean: 28.6 hrs≥1hr: 94%
Dwarves hunger for gold, and no mountain shall stand in their way! Mine riches, unearth artifacts, and upgrade your dwarves to devour ever-bigger peaks in this whimsical incremental game.
Why similar: Incremental 30.8%, Idler 25.6%, Economy 16.7%, Management 8%, Simulation 6.4%
- #55 Paperwork
67% matchVery Positive96% of 91 reviews2026
Dev: Broken Record Studio
Windows · Mac
Paperwork is a first-person office-building incremental game where you optimize an office to generate more and more money. Step into the office of Clarity, become a productive worker and watch profits grow.
Why similar: Incremental 37.1%, Idler 20.6%, Capitalism 19.6%, Dystopian 15.2%, Simulation 5.2%
- #56 Microcivilization
67% matchMostly Positive79% of 1,449 reviews2026
Dev: Ondrej Homola
Windows
Median: 8.9 hrsMean: 18.7 hrs≥1hr: 87%
Incremental clicker strategy, where you expand, construct, research, fight, collect heroes and make choices between good and evil. Ascend through difficulty tiers by playing through challenge campaign going back and forth through history. Mammoths included.
Why similar: Incremental 41%, Idler 21.7%, Economy 17.4%, Management 11.1%, Strategy 7.3%
- #57 Greedy Greedy Gnomes
67% matchMostly Positive78% of 100 reviews2026
Dev: NautlanderPub: Future Friends Games
Windows · Linux
A short incremental game set in a sleepy RPG town. Smash pots, recruit gnomes, raid mines, unlock upgrades, and optimize everything until you’re FILTHY STINKING RICH!
Why similar: Incremental 31.7%, Idler 25.3%, Economy 17.5%, Capitalism 12.1%, Pixel Graphics 7.1%
- #58 Gamblers Table
66% matchMostly Positive74% of 2,823 reviews2026
Dev: greenpixels
Windows · Linux
Median: 12.5 hrsMean: 20.6 hrs≥1hr: 96%
Gamblers Table is an incremental game where you toss coins to earn money. Buy bigger and better coins, unlock upgrades and hire little helpers to automate the process and take care of all the busy flipping work for you. Simple. Satisfying. Strangely compelling...
Why similar: Incremental 29.6%, Capitalism 16.7%, Economy 15.9%, Idler 14.5%, Management 11.6%
- #59 Upload Simulator Silicon
69% matchMostly Positive69% of 55 reviews2023
Dev: EnigmaDev Studios
Windows · Linux
Upload Simulator Silicon is an incremental game about uploading, making money, hacking, and ascending as a powerful entity that controls the very laws of the universe using powerful technologies you discover throught your journey.
Why similar: Incremental 34.3%, Idler 26.9%, Point & Click 19.9%, Management 6.9%, Atmospheric 6.1%
- #60 Luckyest
66% matchMostly Positive80% of 252 reviews2025
Dev: Mobmonks
Windows · Mac · Linux
A quick, incremental scratch-and-reveal game focused on compounding choices - set stakes, uncover outcomes, cash out or push for bigger multipliers, and funnel winnings into permanent upgrades that accelerate income and unlock new tools over time.
Why similar: Incremental 27%, Idler 20.2%, Economy 15.9%, Point & Click 12.2%, Simulation 8%