60+ similar titles based on shared tags and player behavior. Themes include Simulation, Incremental, Capitalism, Management.
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.
The State of Nowhere
Assigned to station 65, your role as employee 100411 will be to serve and sell products to the people, exercising the controls the state deems necessary to keep the population in line
Corporate Simulator
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.
Assigned to station 65, your role as employee 100411 will be to serve and sell products to the people, exercising the controls the state deems necessary to keep the population in line
Why similar: Dystopian 18.5%, Satire 17.8% ★, Capitalism 13.3%, Incremental 13%, Management 9.5%
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 25.5%, Capitalism 21.5%, Satire 13.9% ★, Dark Humor 12.6%, Management 9.2%
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 23%, Capitalism 22.2%, Satire 14.5% ★, Management 9.5%, Automation 7.7%
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 22.7%, Capitalism 20.2%, Satire 13.6% ★, Dark Humor 13.5%, Management 9.1%
Tap to drain an endless parade of overpaid CEOs, rescue laid-off game developers, and fund worker-owned indie studios. Upgrade from squeaky chairs to full cooperative ownership in a satirical incremental tycoon about rebuilding the games industry one severed golden parachute at a time.
Why similar: Satire 22.2% ★, Incremental 22%, Capitalism 21.4%, Dark Humor 11.7%, Management 9.8%
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.
Why similar: Incremental 25.9%, Dystopian 23.4%, Dark Humor 11%, Capitalism 10.1%, Management 9.3%
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: Capitalism 22.7%, Satire 20.3% ★, Incremental 19.3%, Dystopian 17%, Management 9.9%
Crank the AI up to god-tier, take over the world, end humanity… on a Win98 desktop by connecting modules..
Why similar: Incremental 25.4%, Capitalism 22.8%, Dystopian 22.7%, Management 7.3%, Automation 7.3%
Your probation as a health insurance Claims Adjuster begins now. Report to your terminal and inspect medical documents for reasons to deny coverage. Assume patient fraud. Your decisions have consequences: patients come back. Management is watching. A dystopian document thriller.
Why similar: Dystopian 22.1%, Capitalism 18.4%, Dark Humor 16.8%, Satire 16.7% ★, Management 10.7%
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 27.9%, Capitalism 20.4%, Management 13.8%, Automation 10.6%, Satire 8% ★
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: Capitalism 20.6%, Satire 17.8% ★, Incremental 17.7%, Dystopian 17.1%, Dark Humor 11.5%
Start with a worn-out workshop and grow through eight increasingly advanced factories. Produce, ship, reinvest and automate with robots in an active incremental management campaign that progresses only while you play.
Why similar: Incremental 29.4%, Capitalism 19.5%, Management 16.8%, Automation 11.8%, Resource Management 10.4%
No More Turtles is a plastic-producing incremental game. Start cranking grandpa's machine, loot abandoned warehouses, and pollute your way to saving a world overrun by turtles!
Why similar: Incremental 30.4%, Capitalism 19.3%, Management 12.3%, Resource Management 12.1%, Dark Humor 9.5%
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: Incremental 24.1%, Dystopian 22%, Capitalism 21.1%, Automation 11.8%, Resource Management 10.4%
Manage staff, trigger mass layoffs and combine unique items with ever-changing policies as you advance through promotion stages in a satirical incremental game full of absurd synergies.
Why similar: Incremental 33.5%, Satire 27.3% ★, Management 21.4%, Automation 13.3%, 2D 2%
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: Capitalism 30.6%, Incremental 26.8%, Management 16.1%, Automation 9.7%, Simulation 5.8%
An idle hacking sim where you scan for real vulnerabilities, automate your tools, and manage CPU, RAM, and heat before your machine crashes. Climb bounty programs, deploy to the cloud, and build a satirical hacking career from your terminal.
Why similar: Capitalism 22.6%, Incremental 22.3%, Satire 14.2% ★, Dark Humor 11.7%, Automation 9%
What the Buck?! is an incremental game about destroying money. Smash stacks of cash, upgrade your destructive power, discover game-changing skill tree upgrades, prestige and experience the dopamine of numbers exploding.
Why similar: Capitalism 28.9%, Incremental 26.5%, Dark Humor 20%, Resource Management 9.3%, Management 5.3%
Bin Dive is tired of eating from the trash! Help this enterprising raccoon build a business up from flipping junk to a sprawling mega corporation unlike the world has ever seen. Start businesses, upgrade them, hire animals to help you, sit back and watch the money flow in this idler tycoon.
Why similar: Capitalism 31.6%, Incremental 20.6%, Satire 14.2% ★, Management 11.1%, Automation 10%
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: Capitalism 30.2%, Incremental 29.7%, Management 15.9%, Automation 9.7%, Simulation 5.5%
Make money selling lemonade. Optimise your product. Build your workforce. Sell, sell, sell. But money is not enough. Become president! Fuel climate change! Manipulate geopolitical events! Lemonade Apocalypse is an incremental game about business decisions that are technically legal.
Why similar: Capitalism 21.1%, Satire 19.5% ★, Incremental 17.5%, Dark Humor 14.2%, Automation 7.2%
An incremental, true-crime-inspired money-laundering game. Build a criminal network from back-alley cash drops into a global empire of shell companies and corrupt governments. When a journalist reaches out, will you blow the whistle or embrace the dark side?
Why similar: Incremental 28.8%, Capitalism 19.3%, Automation 11.7%, Management 11.7%, Dark Humor 9.2%
Worm Capitalist is an incremental game about raising hungry worms, watching them devour everything pixel by pixel, and turning their poop into profit. Feed them, expand your colony, unlock upgrades, boost production, automate the process, and keep growing until the whole world is on the menu.
Why similar: Incremental 24.5%, Capitalism 23.5%, Management 14.9%, Dark Humor 12.4%, Automation 10.2%
A cruel and simple movement clicker game. Starting with a 1-in-4 chance to move as planned, can you collect the Coin of Rehtaeh and escape in 10 steps? Rage, upgrade, persevere, and discover multiple endings.
Why similar: Incremental 30.5%, Capitalism 27.2%, Simulation 8.9%, Management 7.7%, Multiple Endings 6.6%
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 30.9%, Capitalism 29.2%, Management 17.8%, Automation 7.9%, Simulation 5.4%
Can you really take over the world with a sandwich? Short answer... MONEY IS EVIL!
Why similar: Capitalism 25.6%, Incremental 22.3%, Dark Humor 15.2%, Management 13.7%, Automation 8.7%
Build walls, blast the terrain, and reroute thousands of furious customers through your own killboxes. All Hands is an incremental tower defence game about defending HQ, engineering excessive solutions, and turning corporate catastrophe into career advancement.
Why similar: Incremental 31.2%, Satire 29.8% ★, Capitalism 16.6%, Management 11.8%, Resource Management 7.5%
Build, manage & grow your city in Holyday City: Reloaded! An idle clicker game where you're the business tycoon, expanding your metropolis. Master resource & time management to upgrade businesses and thrive. Experience the ultimate town builder adventure with Holyday City.
Why similar: Capitalism 34.7%, Incremental 28.3%, Management 12.5%, Resource Management 7.1%, Funny 6%
In this short incremental game you're tasked with growing The Company. Purchase planets, unlock specialized space stations, produce millions of resources, and dominate the solar market. How much can you accomplish in a generation?
Why similar: Incremental 27.5%, Capitalism 24.6%, Management 15.7%, Automation 11.2%, Resource Management 10.9%
A narrative-driven clicker game about ambition, productivity, and trusting the system a little too much. The numbers go up. Everything is fine. Click, upgrade, automate, and don’t ask too many questions. Each chapter introduces new mechanics, themes, and surprises.
Why similar: Incremental 28.6%, Capitalism 22.6%, Satire 16.7% ★, Management 11.1%, Casual 6.2%
It's 2007. You moderate a dying internet forum. Ban trolls, enforce contradictory rules, and try not to lose your mind.
Why similar: Dystopian 23.2%, Dark Humor 18.8%, Satire 18.2% ★, Management 12.1%, Multiple Endings 6.1%
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 26.3%, Capitalism 23.6%, Dystopian 21.1%, Management 15.1%, Simulation 3.7%
A satirical incremental clicker game. Play as a corporate tech CEO automating all human labor. Build server infrastructure, allocate compute to AI, manufacture robot armies, and lobby politicians to reduce global employment from 8 billion to zero.
Why similar: Capitalism 25.8%, Incremental 23.9%, Management 13%, Dark Humor 12.7%, Automation 9.9%
A cute incremental clicker where you bonk bugs for profit. Earn money, unlock upgrades, acquire powerful skills, and recruit helpers to automate the bonking until you’re truly unstoppable. Satisfying and Relaxing!
Why similar: Incremental 30.1%, Capitalism 29%, Management 13.1%, Automation 11.6%, Simulation 4.7%
A Point and Click work simulator where you juggle 7 jobs to pay your debt. Start by doing simple spreadsheet and progress to more important job like overseeing a nuclear bomb.
Why similar: Capitalism 27.7%, Satire 21.9% ★, Dystopian 18.3%, Management 11%, Dark Humor 10.7%
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 33.4%, Satire 20.1% ★, Capitalism 20.1%, Simulation 9%, Management 7.9%
Build the machine that consumes the world. Expand your AI infrastructure, drain resources, and destabilize humanity as systems spiral into collapse, water runs dry, wars ignite, and nothing can stop what you've set in motion.
Why similar: Incremental 33.2%, Management 19.4%, Dystopian 17.2%, Capitalism 16.5%, Resource Management 6.7%
Pull the lever to start the trolley. Keep pulling to go faster. Throw people onto the rails to earn coins. Spend coins to expand your upgrade tree. Face absurd trolley dilemmas in this absurd-comedy incremental game.
Why similar: Incremental 27.1%, Satire 27% ★, Dark Humor 22.4%, Resource Management 10.2%, Simulation 4.6%
Build a global oil empire in this 2D idle clicker. Construct buildings, produce goods, manage finances and reputation, and sell oil worldwide. Grow from a small refinery to a powerful corporation.
Why similar: Incremental 36.4%, Management 20.7%, Automation 14.5%, Resource Management 9.7%, Multiple Endings 6.1%
Click, topple and profit! Knock over tiny wandering Humans, hire Animals to cause chaos, collect mountains of coins and grow your ridiculous empire. Unlock powerful Rebirth upgrades, defeat Bosses and turn a peaceful board into a glorious mess of falling people.
Why similar: Capitalism 35.3%, Incremental 17.4%, Automation 14.1%, Management 10.2%, Casual 5.3%
A short incremental game about hunting monsters for rare loot by upgrading a resurrecting horde of unpaid interns. Warp the odds. Earn eternal retirement. All with zero labor cost.
Why similar: Incremental 29.1%, Capitalism 19.7%, Satire 19.5% ★, Management 14.8%, Automation 10.4%
Build a global travel empire through idle-clicker management, then step inside your agency in an interactive 3D office minigame. Sell and upgrade travel products, hire managers, automate profits, serve customers, customize your office, and prestige for permanent boosts.
Why similar: Incremental 26.5%, Capitalism 24.7%, Management 17.7%, Resource Management 10.1%, Automation 9.8%
Climb the ladder while burning it down. In this satirical management sim, you work for a corporation rolling out ARIA — an AI that's replacing your coworkers. Balance your performance cover against quiet sabotage, organize your resistance, and survive 8 quarters with your soul mostly intact.
Why similar: Satire 25% ★, Dystopian 21.8%, Dark Humor 20.6%, Management 17.3%, Multiple Endings 5.2%
Build a wild fantasy lumber empire that bombards a forest across the valley with axes, ballistas, cannons, and magic. Harvest flying logs, stack absurd upgrades, and automate your way to unstoppable woodcutting power.
Why similar: Capitalism 30.1%, Incremental 28%, Management 11.2%, Resource Management 11.2%, Automation 9.4%
Reap & Repeat is a satisfying active incremental game about harvesting an ever-growing ecosystem. Cut plants, earn upgrades, improve your scythe, and make vegetation grow faster, denser, and more valuable as your tiny harvest turns into field-clearing chaos.
Why similar: Incremental 37.8%, Capitalism 29%, Resource Management 9.7%, Management 8.9%, Casual 6.2%
Play as the "Techno King" of a thriving Silicon Valley startup in this active incremental game. Fulfill contracts, harvest data, fabricate supply chains, manufacture consent, bio-integrate with humans, and transcend space and time itself in a dark satire of the retro-futuristic Brave New World.
Why similar: Incremental 29%, Dark Humor 24.1%, Resource Management 15%, Management 14.5%, Simulation 6.8%
In Idle Weaponshop, you are handed your very own weapon shop to manage. Design and sell weapons, build up your local community, hire employees, and send adventurers off into danger for fun and profit... all before prestiging to earn powerful bonuses, all so you can do it all over again.
Why similar: Capitalism 33.3%, Incremental 25%, Management 17.8%, Automation 7.2%, Simulation 6.7%
A satirical incremental clicker about a billionaire facing the one thing money can’t fix: taxes. Spend every last dollar on increasingly stupid purchases before the bill kills you.
Why similar: Incremental 32.8%, Satire 28.7% ★, Capitalism 17%, Automation 13%, Casual 5.2%
This is my first game ever published, it was made for me to learn how game development worked and the prosses in creating games.
Why similar: Incremental 44.7%, Satire 41.4% ★, Casual 6.8%, 2D 3.8%, Singleplayer 1.8%
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 33.3%, Capitalism 32.9%, Dystopian 23.9%, Simulation 6.6%, Casual 1.9%
Build your own scrap empire in this incremental idle game. Collect, process, and automate your production chain while optimizing resources and scaling your industrial system.
Why similar: Incremental 36.5%, Management 20.7%, Resource Management 14.8%, Automation 12.5%, Simulation 9%
Piggy Bang is a short and satisfying incremental game where you smash piggy banks to earn coins and gems, upgrade your hammer, and build your fortune. Can you expand your bank-breaking operation just in time to pay rent this month?
Why similar: Incremental 31.9%, Capitalism 30.7%, Management 13.1%, Automation 12.2%, Resource Management 4%
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 30%, Capitalism 27.7%, Dystopian 12.2%, Automation 11.1%, Satire 10.4% ★
Build a padel empire from a single bucket of used balls to the Lunar Major in the world's first padel business game. Buy courts, hire managers to run them and watch the numbers climb across three locations. An idle clicker with 20 businesses, 46 upgrades and an empire that earns while you're away.
Why similar: Capitalism 33%, Incremental 19.7%, Management 16.2%, Automation 13.1%, Simulation 5.4%
The dead wait in line. You run the press. Read each soul, judge it, seal it and get paid for it. Tired of doing it yourself? The catalog has machines that'll do the work for you. Management recommends it. Management appreciates your cooperation.
Why similar: Incremental 33.9%, Capitalism 20.3%, Dark Humor 19.5%, Management 8.7%, Simulation 8.5%
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 31.6%, Management 17.2%, Automation 13.2%, Resource Management 12.4%, Satire 10.2% ★
Leverage Real Estate Simulator is an incremental clicker game. Play as an ambitious, ruthless property developer and expand your capital empire through a cycle of borrowing money, buying land, constructing and selling properties—all while stacking every form of leverage you can find.
Why similar: Capitalism 29.6%, Incremental 28.9%, Satire 11.6% ★, Simulation 9.5%, Management 8.6%
The ticket queue never stops. Climb 42 floors of MegaCorp, resolve absurd IT tickets against the clock, and decide whether to side with humanity or with Synergy-AI : the AI that's being so very helpful about replacing you.
Why similar: Satire 23.3% ★, Management 20.3%, Capitalism 17.9%, Simulation 9.9%, Resource Management 7.3%
Beans is a sardonic 'tycoon' simulation game about hipsters running a coffee shop replete with dismal puns, coffee, chiptunes, and mystery!
Why similar: Incremental 21%, Management 20.8%, Dark Humor 17.1%, Capitalism 12.9%, Simulation 7.8%
Absurd incremental game where you turn even liquid assets into financial glory! Spin for jackpots and hire veteran gamblers to automate the madness. Use permanent upgrades and 'mishaps' to accelerate your progress! Simple. Messy. Addictive.
Why similar: Capitalism 25.4%, Incremental 22.3%, Management 13.9%, Automation 9.9%, Resource Management 9.3%
