60+ similar titles based on shared tags and player behavior. Themes include Incremental, Idler, Economy, Simulation.
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.
Critter Bonk
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!
Astra Incrementalia
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?
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: Automation 18.2%, Capitalism 17.6%, Incremental 16.9%, Idler 15.5%, Economy 11.8%
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: Automation 19%, Incremental 16.6%, Capitalism 16.1%, Idler 15.9%, Economy 10.8%
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: Automation 20.4%, Capitalism 19.8%, Idler 18.3%, Economy 13.3%, Incremental 10.9%
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: Automation 19.5%, Capitalism 18.8%, Incremental 18%, Idler 16.5%, Economy 12.6%
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: Automation 23%, Capitalism 22.2%, Idler 11.2%, Economy 11.1%, Incremental 10.1%
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: Capitalism 19.3%, Incremental 18.8%, Idler 17.1%, Automation 13.5%, Economy 12.8%
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: Capitalism 18.8%, Incremental 17.4%, Idler 16.1%, Economy 13.1%, Automation 12.1%
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: Automation 19.9%, Incremental 18.7%, Idler 17%, Capitalism 14.8%, Economy 13.7%
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 21.7%, Idler 20.5%, Automation 17.8%, Incremental 17.5%, Management 9.4%
10k generators, 20+ currencies. Master 5 prestige trees. Convert currencies, earn interest, unlock perks, stack bonuses, research, climb tiers, evolve, and level globally. Auto-buy included. Deep. Strategic. Endless.
Why similar: Idler 17.7%, Automation 16.7%, Incremental 15.5%, Capitalism 11.3%, Text-Based 10.7%
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: Automation 16.1%, Capitalism 15.7%, Idler 15.4%, Incremental 15.4%, Economy 13.1%
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: Idler 20.8%, Incremental 18.2%, Automation 16.4%, Capitalism 16%, Economy 15.9%
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 22.3%, Incremental 18.8%, Idler 17.9%, Economy 15.3%, Management 6%
Build an Empire, From Scratch, in this Scratch Card Idle/Incremental game.
Why similar: Automation 20.8%, Idler 20.2%, Incremental 18.2%, Capitalism 14.9%, Economy 10%
Monster Flipper is a short incremental game where you buy and level monsters, smash them with a giant hammer for gold, and unlock swords and artifacts to automate your progress.
Why similar: Idler 20.7%, Automation 18.5%, Incremental 18.2%, Economy 14.8%, Management 10.4%
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: Idler 20.6%, Incremental 18%, Capitalism 13.1%, Economy 12.1%, Management 9.9%
Become the ultimate energy tycoon in this strategic incremental game. Start with humble coal mines, build complex supply chains, manipulate the stock market, and fund cutting-edge research to build the ultimate power source: a Dyson Sphere.
Why similar: Incremental 21.8%, Automation 20.8%, Idler 19.5%, Economy 11.3%, Management 9.2%
The Rift Machine is an incremental game where you extract resources from inter-dimensional anomalies. Build modular defenses, research advanced technology, automate complex systems, and scale your operation into an unstoppable anomaly-harvesting engine.
Why similar: Automation 17.3%, Incremental 16.6%, Idler 16.3%, Economy 11.8%, Capitalism 10.7%
Garbage Growth is a short incremental trash game about collecting people's trash, bananas and even babies, to make money and pollute the world even more. Hire rats, grow your pollution, and make everything worse!
Why similar: Automation 22.1%, Idler 20.5%, Incremental 18.2%, Economy 14.3%, Management 7.7%
Mine blocks. Earn Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Solana. Hire 20 helpers who mine while you sleep. Upgrade rigs from USB sticks to quantum machines. Climb a 22-node skill tree. Overclock everything. Prestige and chase the next zero. It never ends — and you won't want it to.
Why similar: Idler 21.1%, Incremental 18.2%, Automation 14.8%, Capitalism 14.2%, Economy 11.7%
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 20.8%, Capitalism 19.1%, Idler 18.7%, Automation 11.7%, Economy 7.9%
Incremental game where you play as a frustrated rich MMO veteran promising to make the next WoW killer. How far will you get before cashing out?
Why similar: Incremental 17.5%, Idler 16.9%, Automation 15.4%, Capitalism 14.9%, Economy 9.4%
Start with one donut. End with a multidimensional bakery empire. Click, automate, expand, unlock the Research Lab, run a Storefront, and break through to the Donut Hole. A layered idle game that keeps unfolding new systems until your mouse screams for mercy.
Why similar: Incremental 19.4%, Idler 18.7%, Capitalism 16.7%, Economy 10.4%, Automation 9.9%
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 22%, Incremental 20%, Automation 18.3%, Idler 18.2%, Management 9.6%
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 23.2%, Automation 19.1%, Economy 15%, Incremental 13.9%, Idler 13.4%
Explore an old operating system in this incremental game about software that pays its users. Type stories, earn money, upgrade your software, and unlock new programs. Discover how lucrative the Screen Saver OS can be!
Why similar: Incremental 17.6%, Idler 16.8%, Capitalism 15.9%, Economy 10.7%, Management 9.5%
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 22.4%, Idler 17.2%, Capitalism 14.7%, Economy 10.1%, Management 8.4%
Slay The Stars is an incremental game where you speed up orbiting planets, earn points, and build your own star system. Add planets, asteroid belts, and comets, feed the star, grow the system, and destroy everything when the time comes.
Why similar: Automation 19.9%, Incremental 18.1%, Idler 17.6%, Capitalism 13%, Economy 9.6%
An incremental mining game where you manage golems, destroy blocks, unlock upgrades, and descend infinitely in search of ever more valuable resources.
Why similar: Automation 19.6%, Incremental 16.6%, Idler 16.6%, Capitalism 16.1%, Economy 11.1%
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: Capitalism 18.7%, Incremental 17.9%, Automation 16.9%, Idler 16.5%, Economy 10.7%
Build a drug empire with your last $50. Buy production, upgrade it, and hire workers to automate.
Why similar: Automation 22.5%, Incremental 20%, Idler 16%, Economy 15.6%, Capitalism 11.1%
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 20.7%, Capitalism 18.1%, Idler 17.2%, Economy 9.4%, Strategy 7.3%
Dice Rush is a frantic race toward bigger numbers: roll dice, earn profits, unlock secret boxes, hire helpers, upgrade the talent tree, and watch everything spiral out of control.
Why similar: Incremental 20.6%, Idler 18.9%, Automation 16.4%, Economy 14.3%, Management 10.1%
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: Automation 22.3%, Idler 22.1%, Incremental 19%, Economy 11.8%, Management 9.3%
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: Idler 20.4%, Incremental 18.3%, Automation 17.7%, Capitalism 16.9%, Economy 10.2%
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: Automation 18.3%, Capitalism 18.3%, Incremental 15.6%, Idler 15.1%, Economy 11.3%
Apiary in Flow is an incremental game with automation elements where you place bees inside a hive to build efficient honey-gathering chains. Unlock new bee types and spend your harvest on permanent skill tree upgrades!
Why similar: Automation 25.9%, Incremental 22.6%, Idler 21.5%, Economy 6.8%, Management 6.3%
A short, relaxing incremental game about growing flowers, where your garden quietly thrives and blooms on its own.
Why similar: Automation 24.6%, Idler 22.1%, Incremental 15.4%, Capitalism 7.6%, Management 6.6%
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: Automation 21.1%, Idler 19.2%, Incremental 17.3%, Economy 14.1%, Management 9.7%
Way Too Many Eggs is an incremental game about turning a tiny chicken farm into egg-filled chaos. Collect eggs, grow your flock, hire helpers, crack giant eggs and unlock permanent upgrades in the skill tree!
Why similar: Incremental 17.4%, Idler 17.2%, Automation 16.4%, Economy 11.7%, Capitalism 11%
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: Automation 19.1%, Capitalism 17%, Incremental 16.4%, Idler 15.8%, Economy 11.3%
A small game about pushing the world forward, one crank at a time. Sell energy at the Market, build power plants, and climb from a manual workshop through eight eras to star-spanning cosmic civilization. Offline. No microtransactions or ads.
Why similar: Idler 23%, Incremental 19.9%, Automation 15.5%, Capitalism 14.9%, Economy 9.9%
An incremental game about flipping bottles, unlocking and upgrading unique abilities, and turning simple bottle flips into increasingly satisfying moments.
Why similar: Incremental 22.6%, Idler 20.7%, Automation 15.7%, Strategy 8.7%, Economy 7.6%
Use snail powers to grow a desert into a lush forest, and then profit-maximize it to insanity in this active incremental game. Optimize plant layouts to automate production of multiple resources. Hire minions, unlock immoral plants, get ungodly rich, and remember: Blood is a type of juice.
Why similar: Incremental 17.2%, Automation 17%, Idler 16.6%, Capitalism 15.6%, Economy 14.9%
Loading, loading, loading… when will it ever be ready? Will you finally see the bar reach 100%? In Progress Bar Deluxe, your mission is simple — fill the ultimate progress bar to 100%! Click, upgrade, and wait as you chase that sweet moment of completion.
Why similar: Incremental 18.9%, Automation 18.7%, Idler 18.2%, Economy 16.3%, Management 9.9%
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: Automation 24.4%, Incremental 21.5%, Capitalism 15.5%, Economy 14.4%, Management 11%
Build a cosmic energy empire in this colorful incremental sci-fi game. Click, automate production, unlock technologies, explore distant planets, collect artifacts, raise cosmic pets, and ascend to unlock permanent upgrades.
Why similar: Automation 21.2%, Incremental 21.1%, Idler 19.3%, Economy 14.6%, Resource Management 5.8%
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: Automation 17.1%, Capitalism 16.9%, Incremental 13.7%, Idler 13.3%, Economy 11.8%
Grandpa Needs Fish is a cozy idle clicker game where fortune rides the waves. You are Abraham and you have one mission: catch as many fish as possible. Every cast brings new rewards and every upgrade makes you stronger. Hover, catch, upgrade, and repeat in this satisfying idle incremental adventure.
Why similar: Automation 21.2%, Idler 18.9%, Incremental 17.1%, Capitalism 13.7%, Economy 11.1%
A short incremental casino management game where you fill the floor with slot machines and table games, hire staff, expand to new rooms, and upgrade towards the ultimate automated casino.
Why similar: Capitalism 21.1%, Idler 17.5%, Incremental 17.1%, Automation 16.2%, Economy 10.8%
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: Automation 21.7%, Capitalism 17.8%, Incremental 17%, Economy 11.9%, Idler 10.5%
Create an army of cursor clones by recording your actions. Automate resource gathering, production, and defense while your kingdom grows on its own.
Why similar: Automation 27.6%, Incremental 18.5%, Idler 17.3%, Economy 11.6%, Management 10%
Multiplayer Incremental Idle tycoon with a stock market that actually works. 200 stocks, real options pricing, Fed rate decisions, 55 businesses across 10 tiers, real estate, banking, taxes, and a 530-node research tree. Multiplayer shares one market. There's also a casino.
Why similar: Capitalism 23.4%, Automation 18.9%, Economy 15.9%, Incremental 8.8%, Idler 8.4%
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 22.6%, Idler 20.6%, Automation 10.7%, Economy 10.4%, Retro 8.5%
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 22%, Idler 16.8%, Capitalism 15.1%, Economy 11.5%, Management 8%
An incremental game where you go from a single-product online store up to global e-commerce domination. Manage your inventory, fulfill and ship customer orders, deal with suppliers, and expand your storefront across a retro desktop operating system, and become the world's #1 online retailer.
Why similar: Incremental 19.6%, Idler 18.1%, 1980s 14.6%, Retro 7.6%, Automation 6.9%
A clicker/incremental game where you run an AI development company and aim for the technological singularity. Click to write code, hire researchers, build data centers, and turn the galaxy into computing resources.
Why similar: Automation 21.5%, Incremental 20.1%, Idler 16%, Capitalism 14.1%, Economy 10.9%
Billion Bounces is a short incremental game with bouncing balls, bumpers, and one goal: earn coins, buy upgrades, and watch the economy slowly fall apart.
Why similar: Idler 22.2%, Automation 20.2%, Incremental 19.2%, Economy 12.7%, Management 5.9%
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 21.1%, Economy 14.2%, Text-Based 13.7%, Idler 10.9%, Management 10.6%
