Automation

Trout pay by the kilo. Koi pay by the eye. A young koi only half-shows what it will become — seeing it early, and culling the rest, is the job.

Build your star system. Arm nine planets. Then raid real commanders while they sleep — and watch them raid you back. Asynchronous 1v1 base battles, clan wars, and a loot economy where your ore is never safe.

Bokcuks is a farming game in which creatures named Bokcuk live on sky islands. Sell your crops, complete your tasks, unlock new islands, start automating by hiring workers, and reach the end of the game while discovering many new items.

Build roads, control traffic, and shape a growing city. Stack powerful policy combos, chase massive multipliers, and turn your traffic network into a scoring machine.

From Mogadishu to Calcutta, master the bustling trade networks of the Indian Ocean during the golden age of maritime commerce.

An incremental hardware engineering game with a Windows XP themed UI. Configure and optimize processor components, build your own CPU, and run automated benchmarks. Harvest telemetry and gather research funding to unlock new hardware, and scale your processing power.

Snack brawling autobattler roguelike: draft 200+ battling bites, pick from 14 classes, and fight down eight floors of a possessed kitchen. Shops, themed crates, relics, boss hazards, a debuff rank ladder · Linux + Windows Early Access.

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.

Quest 108 is a retro party RPG built around pre-battle decisions, automatic combat, and post-battle rewards. Prepare a five-member guild party from 108 characters, set formation, gear, and skills, then watch compact trial battles unfold and grow from the results.

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.

StowStow puts you in a physics-driven warehouse where every box has weight and consequence. Scan cargo, dodge explosions, draft upgrade cards, and build conveyor lines until the chaos runs itself.

Build an automated factory on a true-scale Mars streamed from real NASA terrain. Mine, smelt and belt resources, run trains between outposts, master chemistry, and grow from a lone lander into a planet-spanning industry while the real Martian weather does its worst.