Idler

Embark on a journey of a fledgling mage. Start with nothing. Improve yourself, develop your skills through a vast tree, unlock upgrades, learn spells, gather resources, and craft unique items. Your progress never stops – it continues even while you're offline.

Idle sci-fi RPG where combat actually matters. Crash-landed on an alien world, you rebuild through five skills, melee/ranged/void-magic combat, and a server-wide world boss. Progress keeps going while you're AFK. Solo, co-op, or faction raids. Free to play. No pay-to-win.

Bytecollector is a short, incremental game where you draw loops to collect bytes. Spend them on a skill tree with over 40 upgrades to unlock new mechanics.

Unwind with this meditation game, guided by the calming sound of the wooden fish. Clear your mind, relieve stress, boost focus, and improve sleep—all in just a few minutes of peaceful gameplay.

A cozy, semi-idle, gardening game in a solarpunk universe that sits at the bottom of your screen while you work.

A short, simple and relaxing idle game where you grow crops, build homes for farmers, and earn money to decorate.

warDrive is a casual rail shooter and idler. Lock-on then unleash a barrage of cyber attacks. Dismantle enemy drones, pickpocket crypto wallets, and fight your way to freedom. Buy upgrades, passive crypto mining, and progress through the story.

PhotoWorld: Smooth Corners is a third person 3D visual game in which the world is created for the player.

Take a team of hackers under your strict guidance and become known to the whole world. Expand your hideout and hack various companies around the world. Become the most famous group in the world!

This is a strategy simulation game for Chinese noodle restaurant management. You will be responsible for formulating reasonable cost control and other strategies for the shop, ultimately enabling it to achieve profitability and defeat competitors

A puzzle game that combines traditional puzzles with a few less serious ones.

I Have More Hours Than You is an Idle game with a loose abstract story about acceptance. But you'll probably just use it to brag about how many hours you have to your friends.