Automation

Is your factory any good? STEADY STATE tells you. Mine mixed ore, sort it, smelt it and move it by belt, rail and drone. Then prove your site works: every order you have taken, delivered at its rate, all at once, for thirty seconds. Certify to unlock new machines, better grades unlock them sooner.

A 1-4 player incremental-clicker first-person game on tropical islands. Grind coconuts, upgrade, loot and do it faster with friends, sharing economy. How much gold per second can you make?

Fill an entire sea, one bucket at a time. In this relaxing pixel-art incremental game, recruit tibo helpers, automate water production, collect and fuse cards, and unlock technologies and talents as your seaside waterworks grows.

Become the Spark that brings a faded world back to life. Gather shards, automate production, and begin new cycles with permanent upgrades. An atmospheric incremental game about growth, discovery, and restoring a ruined valley.

Commander. Kill what steps into the arena. When it drops, something worse takes its place. You land the first blow. Your ninjas do not wait for a second order. The fire stays lit. The stone keeps falling. Leave the yard empty.

Pell, a tiny apprentice wizard, rebuilds his ruined tower at the edge of your screen while you work. You arrange the spells he casts. He catches falling stars in a jar and keeps working while the game is closed. About two weeks to an ending that relights a fallen star.

Shred an endless stream of other people's tasks to fund your retirement. Sheet Job is a first-person incremental game where disposable work scales into full automation with questionable tools and methods — all in the name of productivity, corporate values, and professional growth. But what for?

A cozy building game to play alone or with friends. You share one village, one storehouse and everyone who lives there. Chop trees, plant fields, lay a railway and get your village through the winter. There's no fighting, and you can't lose.