60+ similar titles based on shared tags and player behavior. Themes include Capitalism, Simulation, Economy, Singleplayer.
Start with empty pockets and a pickpocket's nerve. Build a criminal empire one racket at a time in this atmospheric pixel-art idle game. Train your skills, run your crew, manage the heat - and when the law closes in, burn it all down and rise again, stronger.
Stolen Legacy Rise of The Fallen
Stolen Legacy!! Click, hustle, invest. From nobody to legend!
Grey Market
A criminal idle tycoon where the market fights back. Every market has real buyers who run out when you flood them and recover when you leave them alone, so where you send product matters as much as how much you make. Build an operation that keeps earning while the game is closed.
Stolen Legacy!! Click, hustle, invest. From nobody to legend!
Why similar: Crime 23.1%, Incremental 21.7%, Capitalism 13.8%, Economy 11.2%, Simulation 7.9%
A criminal idle tycoon where the market fights back. Every market has real buyers who run out when you flood them and recover when you leave them alone, so where you send product matters as much as how much you make. Build an operation that keeps earning while the game is closed.
Why similar: Incremental 24.2%, Capitalism 21.4%, Crime 18.9%, Economy 11.6%, Strategy 9.9%
Would you like to feel like a trader? Try to earn crazy capital in this game or lose everything! Buy cheaper and sell more expensive. That's all you need on your way to wealth. Good luck!
Why similar: Incremental 25.8%, Capitalism 23.6%, Economy 17.6%, Life Sim 12.1%, Strategy 8.9%
An incremental management game about manipulating the market to get filthy rich. Buy low, sell high, chain absurd combos and earn divine blessings from stock market gods. Will you play it safe or risk everything?
Why similar: Capitalism 31.4%, Incremental 27.7%, Economy 19.4%, Strategy 6.2%, Simulation 6%
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: Crime 26.1%, Incremental 23.9%, Capitalism 23.2%, Economy 14.5%, Simulation 5.3%
Buy the dip, it dives. Sell the peak, it soars. Tired of being the sucker? Welcome to Leek God: Skill-Based Stock Trading—where the system itself hands you the hacks! The system is literally cheating for you. How can you not win?
Why similar: Incremental 25.6%, Capitalism 21.8%, Economy 19.7%, Simulation 9.1%, Text-Based 6.2%
Build your financial empire in Trading Simulator by strategically investing in businesses, navigating a dynamic market, and using realistic trading mechanics. Are you ready to turn your financial dreams into reality?
Why similar: Capitalism 39.8%, Economy 22.1%, Life Sim 16.6%, Strategy 10.1%, Resource Management 5.8%
Wall Street Raider offers the deepest stock market simulations in gaming history. Control publicly traded corporations, futures, options, and even crypto. Whether you want to make billions in equities, short-sell overvalued stocks, or hedge risk using derivatives, the market is yours to conquer!
Why similar: Capitalism 36.4%, Economy 22.9%, Text-Based 14.2%, Strategy 9.3%, Simulation 8.4%
Streaming Platform Manager is a tycoon game, where you can build your own streaming empire.
Why similar: Capitalism 28.7%, Life Sim 18.9%, Economy 14.8%, Text-Based 11.4%, Strategy 10.4%
Dead broke in a dump, heavy mob debts, and a sick mother in the hospital. Hustle your way out. Flip wholesale goods online, day-trade crypto, build mining rigs, or dive deep into the dark web. A first-person hustle simulator where every dollar is your ticket out—or your death sentence.
Why similar: Capitalism 23.9%, Economy 22.8%, Crime 21.6%, Life Sim 15.8%, Simulation 12.4%
Try to survive as you build your network from petty crime to global empire in this money laundering automation game. Dark Money is based on real reporting with journalist-inspired investigation mechanics. Will you struggle for justice in the shadows, or embrace corruption and face the consequences?
Why similar: Crime 28.4%, Incremental 27.7%, Capitalism 19.3%, Strategy 8.5%, Simulation 6.8%
Choose the right products, make your own donuts, work as a cashier, hire cashiers, handle deliveries and make your small shop a big success by keeping your customers happy!
Why similar: Capitalism 33.7%, Life Sim 24.4%, Economy 19.9%, Simulation 13.2%, Casual 7.3%
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 29.4%, Capitalism 27.3%, Simulation 11.3%, Economy 9.6%, Strategy 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 30.2%, Incremental 26.6%, Economy 18%, Strategy 6.7%, Simulation 5.7%
Thrilling business tycoon sim where you step into the shoes of a drug dealer in 1980s USA. Your main goal is simple: BUY LOW and SELL HIGH. Get ready for a experience where you'll combine strategy, risk-taking, and decision-making to build your criminal empire.
Why similar: Crime 27.2%, Capitalism 22.5%, Economy 18%, Life Sim 16.6%, Simulation 6%
Buy, sell and trade planets in the fast paced market. Start with flipping, and move onto other asset classes and investments as you grow your wealth. Aim for the top and rule this universe.
Why similar: Incremental 21.4%, Economy 19.7%, Capitalism 18.4%, Life Sim 13.1%, Simulation 10%
You have graduated, but you won't get your degree until you pay off your debt. Study and work to make money.
Why similar: Incremental 32.4%, Capitalism 27.6%, Text-Based 13%, Casual 9.3%, Life Sim 8.2%
Trapped within the offices of a large hedge fund called Sipadel Finance. It's your job to take a sip and make the apes dip while playing this idle clicker game.
Why similar: Capitalism 32.4%, Economy 20%, Incremental 15.6%, Life Sim 11.5%, Simulation 8.3%
You have an idea and no company. Ninety weeks later you have a company and no control. A startup life sim where investors are people, the term sheet is a document you can actually misread, and failure is the punchline. Roguelike runs, 30 minutes to 4 hours.
Why similar: Life Sim 23.4%, Incremental 15.2%, Capitalism 13.2%, Simulation 12.2%, Strategy 11.3%
Bat Tap is a game in which you click on the bat and get points for each click. Accumulated points allow you to get a random bat in your inventory. However, the points themselves cannot be spent on anything else. You can get full information on our discord server.
Why similar: Incremental 41.7%, Economy 26.1%, Simulation 19.7%, Strategy 7.7%, Casual 3.9%
Proper Tosser is an incremental physics game where you toss boxes properly. Become a Proper Tosser by purchasing upgrades and tossing farther each time. Do you have what it takes to be a Proper Tosser?
Why similar: Capitalism 34%, Incremental 31.7%, Economy 20.5%, Simulation 6.5%, Casual 4%
The most realistic simulator of the life of a Russian person. Collect pension from birth, collect bottles to survive and become part of an exciting life-long story.
Why similar: Capitalism 26.5%, Incremental 25.5%, Life Sim 12.4%, Economy 12.2%, Simulation 8.1%
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 32.2%, Capitalism 26.9%, Economy 12.6%, Strategy 12%, Simulation 9.6%
Wall Street 1929 is a business sim set in the Great Depression. Start before the crash and live through collapse and recovery. Found companies, acquire shares, buy real estate, run charities, and bid on collectibles to build your empire.
Why similar: Capitalism 33.1%, Economy 19.3%, Life Sim 12.8%, Text-Based 10.4%, Strategy 6.7%
Become a true Drug Lord in Drugz, an idle strategy game. Buy cheap, sell high, invest money in facilities and dodge police operations and rival gangs to expand your empire. Become the greatest Drug Lord in history and become a legend.
Why similar: Capitalism 21.6%, Incremental 20.8%, Crime 19.3%, Life Sim 16.8%, Economy 11.7%
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: Capitalism 29.9%, Incremental 29.9%, Economy 17.9%, Strategy 9.9%, Simulation 6.1%
Drug empire or Salad chef, either way, you need a green thumb in this cosy plant growing game. Start as a broke store clerk. Click your side hustle to a full blown empire of illicit growing and trading. Resource management and selling high will be key to your success.
Why similar: Crime 31.3%, Incremental 24.6%, Economy 16%, Life Sim 11.1%, Resource Management 6.6%
1995, Summer. "Get a job or you're joining the military" shouts your dad. Get your ticket to an incremental game where you'll rewind, loan, buy tapes, buy rewinders, buy food, move to better locations, hire your mates and make a mint at Planet Rewind! Video tape rentals will be around forever!
Why similar: Capitalism 28.2%, Incremental 27.9%, Economy 16.9%, Life Sim 12%, Simulation 6.9%
Drill the wells. Run the refinery. Read the market. OIL is a free text-based simulation of running a petroleum operation, played at a 1980s green-phosphor terminal. End each year richer or bankrupt. Mind the bear market. Climb the leaderboard.
Why similar: Capitalism 30.4%, Economy 18.3%, Text-Based 15.9%, Incremental 14.9%, Strategy 8.4%
AutoShowRoom is a small relaxing incremental game about managing your own car showroom! Collect +100 unique cars from 10 different countries! Tune them to perfection and showcase them in thrilling events! Unlock new models and expand your collection! Build the ulitimate car showroom!
Why similar: Incremental 28.9%, Capitalism 20.2%, Economy 16.7%, Strategy 13.5%, Simulation 6%
Run a scrappy pop culture magazine through the 1980s. Hire writers, editors, and researchers. Manage a Kanban board. Prestige through Volumes. Try not to go broke. Strategic idle sim. Commodore 64 aesthetic. No micro-transactions.
Why similar: Capitalism 28.2%, Incremental 24.6%, Economy 17.6%, Text-Based 9.2%, Strategy 7.9%
A single betrayal shattered your father’s business empire, leaving behind five public companies. Years later, you return from the bottom of the market, building capital through long-term investment. Your ultimate goal is simple: buy out and take full control of all five companies.
Why similar: Capitalism 36.9%, Economy 22.1%, Life Sim 17.7%, Strategy 7.7%, Simulation 7.6%
Old Money is an elegant business & life simulation: start from almost nothing, build business empires, play the markets, amass real estate, found a dynasty and rise all the way into politics. A whole life – your decisions, right down to the legacy you pass on.
Why similar: Strategy 20.4%, Life Sim 20.4%, Simulation 14.7%, Text-Based 14.5%, Capitalism 11.8%
In the context of the first Internet wave sweeping the world, can the player play the role of an entrepreneur who has failed many times but never gives up, and become the world's number one Internet company in this great era?
Why similar: Capitalism 38.9%, Life Sim 17.8%, Economy 15%, Strategy 9.5%, Resource Management 7.1%
Build your own Tax Empire! Collect taxes, expand your city, hire tax officers, control traffic, enact new policies and squeeze out as much revenue as you can on your road to riches.
Why similar: Capitalism 31.2%, Incremental 29.1%, Economy 12.4%, Strategy 10%, Simulation 9.3%
Chill incremental game about dice making money. 🎲 Upgrade your dice to make more money, to upgrade your dice to make even more money! 😲🤯
Why similar: Incremental 43.8%, Capitalism 26.9%, Economy 14.5%, Casual 9.5%, Resource Management 4.4%
A business simulation has never felt this epic. Trade stocks, build companies, take them public, unleash financial tidal waves, sit at the table of a high-stakes gambler’s night, and climb the Rich List. Then you realize: the other side of the board is called The Order.
Why similar: Capitalism 29%, Crime 24.4%, Economy 17.7%, Life Sim 14.9%, Strategy 7.1%
A small, relaxing, incremental game about restoring a barren wasteland into a lush meadow. Help the magical wolf Lyca run through the land, gather resources, and unlock a vast upgrade tree.
Why similar: Incremental 35.7%, Capitalism 22.6%, Economy 14%, Simulation 6.9%, Strategy 6.9%
A short, 3-6-hour incremental game about building a business by selling trash. Become a partner in the mysterious "Trashy Cashy" franchise. Unpack trash, ship it off, and rake in outrageous profits. Don't ask too many questions. Sounds simple, right?
Why similar: Incremental 32.5%, Capitalism 32.3%, Economy 19.3%, Simulation 7.3%, Casual 4.4%
Only Driving is a idle car driving game that promises incremental increases. As your vehicle moves automatically, you’ll be able to collect coins along the way and increase your kilometers to get new cars and new upgrades. Every kilometer of this journey will enhance your vehicle and make you rest.
Why similar: Incremental 33.1%, Capitalism 33%, Strategy 11.6%, Economy 9.4%, Casual 8.9%
Run an IT company with secretary Misaki. Blend contracts, staffing, and in-house services while balancing factions and reputation in a macro management sim.
Why similar: Capitalism 29.9%, Economy 24.5%, Simulation 19.7%, Text-Based 18.5%, Casual 6.7%
Navigate corporate chaos in this minimalist management game. Swipe to make decisions, increase your stock price, and balance metrics to stay in power.
Why similar: Capitalism 44.3%, Incremental 19%, Economy 11.8%, Simulation 11.4%, Casual 7.4%
The P.T.A. (Parent Teacher's Association) is planning the Summer Fete but they need money to hire everything. Selflessly serve drinks and upsell the heck out of them to gain funds. Dig deep! It's for a good cause, after all.
Why similar: Capitalism 29.9%, Incremental 27%, Life Sim 14.4%, Economy 12.2%, Simulation 7.7%
Pickochet is a short, incremental mining game where you mine ore using bouncy ricocheting pickaxes, purchase upgrades, unlock abilities and discover new mining sites.
Why similar: Incremental 28%, Capitalism 21.8%, Simulation 15.3%, Economy 12.9%, Casual 8.1%
Manage a laundromat for your raccoons to wash dirty money.
Why similar: Incremental 26.3%, Capitalism 25%, Crime 20.7%, Economy 11.7%, Strategy 5.9%
From zero dollars to a sprawling multi-city empire – that's the goal in Grind Mindset. Start with nothing but ambition and a willingness to click. Rise to monopoly
Why similar: Capitalism 36.5%, Incremental 35.3%, Simulation 11.5%, Strategy 10.1%, Casual 5.1%
A clicker/management drug dealing simulator. Get your product cut and wrapped quickly and out on the streets. Build your crew, expand your operation, and climb the supply chain. Stay ahead of the cops, keep your crew in line, or pay the price.
Why similar: Crime 29.9%, Capitalism 20%, Incremental 15.2%, Economy 10.6%, Strategy 8.8%
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 32.5%, Capitalism 31.9%, Economy 19%, Simulation 7.5%, Casual 4.6%
Maximize profit. Minimize humanity. In Downsizing.exe, you are a cog in the dark corporate machine. Approve terminations, automate the grind, and slash costs. How much will you sacrifice for the firm?
Why similar: Capitalism 32.9%, Incremental 31%, Life Sim 15.9%, Strategy 10.7%, Casual 4.5%
"Really it's just a Clicker Game." But.. The thrilling prospect of discovering hidden gold every three hours has captivated both adventurers and wealth seekers. GunStar's Gambit to provide players and sensation of constant and incremental progress.
Why similar: Capitalism 36.7%, Incremental 33.3%, Life Sim 15.6%, Simulation 7.4%, Casual 5.8%
Play the strategy game of money, power and wealth.
Why similar: Capitalism 46.1%, Economy 20.2%, Strategy 17.3%, Simulation 16.4%
Dizzy yourself in Teapot Spinner, a brand new idle game! Spin your teapot! Buy upgrades! Customize your teapot! Time travel?! Spin even more!
Why similar: Incremental 45.9%, Strategy 21.2%, Simulation 15%, Casual 9.2%, Resource Management 6.5%
Build a black-market empire from debt to unimaginable wealth in this deep strategy trading simulation. Buy weapons, manage risk, evade authorities, and profit from global conflict.
Why similar: Economy 24%, Strategy 15.5%, Simulation 14.2%, Incremental 13.7%, Capitalism 12.5%
Become a bestselling author in Writer Tycoon! Write books, grow your fanbase, and dominate the publishing industry. Track sales, manage multiple books at once, and adapt to trends. Will you create literary masterpieces or chase quick cash? Become a bestselling author and leave your mark!
Why similar: Capitalism 25.1%, Incremental 18.7%, Economy 15.8%, Life Sim 13.1%, Text-Based 8.2%
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 34%, Capitalism 23.4%, Economy 19.5%, Simulation 9.8%, Resource Management 7%
Step into the gritty streets of the 90s Bronx, Fence is an economic management Simulation RPG where you barter, trade, and outsmart the streets as you fight daily to keep out of poverty and ambitiously journey to the top.
Why similar: Crime 28.2%, Capitalism 23.3%, Economy 19.7%, Life Sim 15.4%, Simulation 7.3%
Run a 2000s internet cafe. Hire a literal ghost apprentice, survive the city inspector, break up brawling groups — and end each day in MAIL.EXE, where every message has a price. Seven playable arcade cabinets, three difficulties, free demo.
Why similar: Incremental 26.4%, Life Sim 20.1%, Strategy 15%, Simulation 13.1%, Economy 11.3%
You and your friends are at the self-checkout. Nobody is in charge. Everyone has a plan. The plans conflict. Scan what you want. Weigh what you must. Keep what you can. Blame each other when it goes wrong.
Why similar: Capitalism 31.2%, Crime 26%, Economy 16.1%, Simulation 15.6%, Casual 9.9%
Unique item shop meets card battle game... with cats... with hats.
Why similar: Capitalism 23.6%, Crime 22.6%, Economy 15.2%, Strategy 15.1%, Simulation 12.9%
