Idler

An incremental about one simple question. How many tickets does it take to win the lottery? Scratch tickets, match the numbers and spend your winnings on more tickets, until you are scratching millions at a time. The jackpot odds are realistic, 1 in 290,472,336, and nothing you buy changes it.

Lia’s Rolling Club is a satisfying incremental game about rolling joints, stacking cash, and chasing jackpots. Upgrade and automate to hypnotic trap and plugg beats. Survive an increasingly chaotic arena shooter, climb the leaderboards, and uncover Lia’s mysterious story.

Intercept meteors, gather resources, and keep the boilers running in a polluted Antarctica. Upgrade your base and grow a penguin civilization in this desktop idle game that runs while you do other things.

A pixel-art idle strategy game set in the Three Kingdoms. Recruit 193 generals, build your team, set formations and assign treatises, then watch them fight through 57 campaigns, from the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the rise of Jin, and on into the Immortal Trial and the Demon Realm.

Chip, melt and laser your way through giant blocks of ice to free the treasures frozen inside. Sell them, shelve them, upgrade your cozy glacier workshop, dig out on the ice with your cat Kartopu, and one day free the great mammoth sleeping in the glacier.

ENTER THE CAMP. FEED THE MACHINE. BECOME SOMETHING WORSE. Flesh Mill is an incremental horror RPG where prisoners are nothing but fuel for your ascent. Grow stronger, unlock grotesque upgrades, and face increasingly horrific bosses in brutal turn-based combat.

A grumpy old fisherman sits on your Windows taskbar and fishes while you work. His cat climbs your windows, naps on his lap and steals his catch. Dress them both up with hats and gear that grandpa fishes up along the way.

Someone on the boardwalk just tossed a cigarette butt onto the beach, and now it's buried in the sand. Sift it out, watch it fly into a bin and get paid. Hire more throwers, let crabs collect for you and keep this idle beach running until the junk turns into treasure.