Idle and incremental games

Necro Heist turns the fallen of war into a looting empire. You raise a skeleton army from battlefield corpses, steal their riches and grow your power through a huge skill tree. Made by Hula Hunt, out March 4, 2027.

MineMergeMatic is a game about mining, merging and automating. You combine ores into valuable resources, build compact production chains, unlock powerful machinery and turn your cave into a bustling mining factory. Made by ElJoka, it comes out on December 10, 2026.

Elandrake is a twin-stick shooter with incremental progression. You protect a cosmic entity as she emerges from another reality, holding off ever bigger fleets, and use the energy from each run to unlock and upgrade your abilities in a tree of its own. Combining them well multiplies the destruction. Made by i2 Games Ltd, it comes out at the end of 2026.

HypnoFish Inc. is a first-person incremental where you work for the world's largest fishing corporation. You dive into colourful underwater biomes, hypnotize as many fish as you can before your oxygen runs out, sell your catch and buy upgrades on a skill tree, while uncovering what this fishy business is hiding. Made by Soy Boy Games, it comes out on November 30, 2026.

BLIP is a short semi idle game about a tiny lab with huge ambitions. You build machines, recruit scientists and make an absurd number of Blips. Made by Poquinette, out November 12, 2026.

Monty's Idle Mine is a relaxing idle game that lives at the bottom of your screen while you work, study or unwind. You watch Monty, a tiny miner, dig away in his mine, upgrade his skills and the quality of the minerals to earn more coins, find or buy his 142 little treasures and decorate his tiny house. Made by DAMM Games and published by Electronic Playground LLC, it comes out on November 11, 2026.

STARLINERS is an incremental management game where you take humanity from Earth out across the solar system. You build colonies, set up industries and choose which shipment goes first, because your fleet is limited and every trip ties up a ship for a while. Neglect your colonists and production drops, and they may even go on strike. The goal is to build the Ark, a giant ship bound for other stars. Made by Steags, published by Qualia Interactive, out November 11, 2026.

Pidgeon Pocket is a cute, chill heist incremental about a flock of pigeons in a park full of clueless people. You aim at the crowd, your pigeons empty their pockets and fly back with the coins. You spend the loot on a tree of 34 upgrades, every pigeon carries its own superpower and, when the flock levels up, it lays an egg you crack open to pick a card. Made by Lianes8 Studio with TrueColor Games, it comes out in Early Access on November 9, 2026.

What the Buck?! is a very satisfying incremental game about destroying money. You swipe the card through the ATM, bills land on the table and you shred them: every one you destroy pays out. Electric bills arc to their neighbours, explosive ones blow up the stack and others set the bills next to them on fire, and with the right upgrades one hit clears the whole table. Made by kohlgames, it comes out on November 9, 2026.

King in the Mountain is an incremental management and mining game where you play an exiled king trying to win back his kingdom. You choose where your dwarves dig and they work on their own until the torch burns out, bringing up gold, gems and ancient artifacts. With what you bring home you rebuild your Mountain Hall, upgrade your tools, hire more dwarves and dig deeper every time. Made by Milo Panta, out November 6.

Particle Collectotron is a short, active incremental game. You click to collect energy, upgrade your reactor, tune the injector and unlock exotic matter to push the experiment past its limits. Made by Miorama Games, out in Q1 2027.

Wheel of Torture is an incremental horror game shaped like a TV game show. You spin a wheel to win money, and with what you win you buy upgrades: bigger prizes, more time and multipliers. But every spin has its price, and you have to earn as much as you can before you run out of fingers or time to win your freedom. It's made by Halftone.

Incredig is a short sci-fi incremental mining game. You break rock pixel by pixel, haul ore back to your rig and automate the mine with swarms of drones, going deeper and deeper until you notice something beating below the surface. Made by ThinKING Cat Games, out in 2027.

Dungeonbound is a retro-looking first-person dungeon crawler where the fights play out on their own. You pick a Warrior, Mage or Rogue, set up their gear and send them down monster-packed dungeons; if they die, they head home with the loot so you can upgrade and go again. There's an incremental campaign, a roguelike mode against other players' builds and co-op for up to 4. Made by louidev, it comes out on November 16, 2026.

For What Remains is a top-down twin-stick shooter with incremental progression. You take on hordes of zombies, complete missions and use what you earn to upgrade your weapons and gear, so every run makes you a little stronger against the infection. Made by Ibon Studios, it has no release date yet.

Melvor Idle 2 is the sequel to Melvor Idle, a single-player idle RPG that moves at your own pace. You level up lots of different skills with a click, like Woodcutting, Smithing, Cooking and Farming, and each one helps the others. You also fight monsters, dungeons and bosses with Melee, Ranged and Magic, and uncover the history of the world through Quests. Made by Games by Malcs, it is coming in Early Access.

Click & Loot is a short autobattle incremental clicker where you dive into dungeons to pay off a gambling debt of 250,000 gold coins. You smash things to find materials and weapons, level up your skills and upgrade your gear. In fights you spin a slot machine that stacks skills against the monsters, and every 5 days you have to renew your dungeon licence, which keeps getting pricier. Made by Mike Forest.

Wands & Whiskers is a relaxing idle game where you rescue cats, play with them and build shelters so they can find new homes. You wave a wand and the cats chase it across the floor, shelves, towers and tunnels, earning XP and settling in faster. There are 240 cats to collect across 8 shelters, with 5 rarity tiers and Shiny versions, and donations keep coming in even when the game is closed. Made by Stabuttiver Studios, it comes out between January and March 2027.

Tavern Clicker is a simple, cozy clicker where you run a medieval fantasy tavern. You pour drinks, clean up the odd mess and land Perfect Sips for extra rewards. You unlock new drinks like mead, wine or dryad's tears, and each one brings in new guests, from kings and bards to monsters. With automation and magic, the tavern keeps earning even when you're not clicking. Made by Crooked Mug, it comes out in Q4 2026.

Here Comes the Horde is an incremental auto-battler. You're King Richard III Ovine, and the necromancer Moriana has invaded your realm with waves of undead. Every enemy you slay earns you a coin, and with that gold you put up buildings that keep sending peasants, archers, knights, cavalry and mages onto the battlefield on their own, until you've got tens of thousands of units on screen at once. Between campaigns you unlock hundreds of upgrades for your army and your castle walls, and the king and the necromancer trade fully voiced banter. Made by Polished Games, it has no release date yet.

KESSLER: Orbital Incremental is a pixel art incremental game where you play a killer satellite from 1983 that nobody ever switched on. In 2041 it wakes up with the same orders, one cannon and a dying battery, and every satellite you hit turns into debris that smashes into the next one. Between passes you upgrade it with punched cards and climb to higher orbits, all the way up to the space station. It lasts 3 to 4 hours, has a real ending, and then a free mode to blow everything up. Made by Periapsis Works, it comes out on November 6.

10 Million Pixels is a short incremental game where you hunt for a single golden pixel hidden among 10 million. You shoot balls that break pixels, and the pixels you mine buy you more balls. There are 7 ball colors, each with its own power: one only goes in a straight line, one smashes everything around it, and one poisons pixels and keeps spreading. It's made by BATTLE LAB and comes out on November 13, 2026.

Unharvest is farming in reverse: instead of growing things, you drain the life out of everything that grows. One touch is enough to kill a plant, and what you get from it upgrades your blight so it spreads faster and further. There are several places to wither beyond the wheat fields, and the world changes, in how it looks and sounds, as it fades away. It's a laid-back incremental by SkorpionDev, the demo is out now, and it comes out on December 7, 2026.

Outliers: Incrementum is an incremental action RPG where you go from a nobody to the strongest assassin alive. Your hand is the blade and monsters fall wherever it moves, while your twin brother Boris, the weakest adventurer of all mankind, draws them all in with a scream. Every dungeon run brings materials and loot to upgrade, until even bosses become easy. Made by ipponi, it comes out in 2026.

Quadrillion Carrots is an incremental game set in a field with more carrots than anyone could count. You start pulling them out by hand and spend what you earn on pitchforks, vacuums and even a grenade launcher to dig them up by the dozen. A helper robot takes the boxes to sell while you keep harvesting. Made by TryMyGames, published by Own It Interactive, out on December 3, 2026.

Human-Powered World is a relaxed incremental game with plenty of humor. You play as a group of colonists who land on a new planet and start from nothing: you build production facilities, discover new resources and unlock more and more advanced upgrades. Every step brings the planet back to life, until a dead world turns into a blooming garden. Made by Shiv, it has no release date yet.

I Am Plague is a dark incremental roguelite where you lead a horde of thousands of rats living beneath a great city and trying to reach the surface. Combat is automatic: you pick one of three mutations on each floor, buy more in shops and combine them so they boost each other, as you climb more than 200 floors of a fortress full of soldiers, priests, alchemists, machines and even angels. Every time you die you go back to the lair and spend the flesh and skulls you collected on upgrades that stay for good. Made by Greedy Games, it comes out in 2027.

We Will Die For You is an incremental action game where you guide a white blood cell through the human body. You break down debris, collect Protein and buy permanent upgrades for the cells that come after. You unlock powerful abilities and face disease bosses: every cell dies, but the body remembers. Made by Front Porch Games, it comes out in the first quarter of 2027.

Guilded Fools is a dark-comedy incremental game set inside a twisted stage play. You gather a cast of foolish heroes, change their gear, channel eldritch powers and have to win over the crowd for a chance to escape. You can attack with the cursor yourself or let your party fight on its own, while you unlock a huge skill tree. Made by toyari, it has no release date yet.

Norselings is an incremental game where you guide a Norse clan from Helheim to Asgard. You start with a runestone and a handful of Norselings: you click your way to fame, gather pebbles and turn a humble settlement into a legendary war band. You train warriors, berserkers, valkyries, shamans and ravens, and watch your world come alive. Made by Skinni Studios, it comes out on November 26, 2026.

Comrade, Secrets Escape! is an incremental tower defense game with Soviet humor. Thousands of bio-experiments are escaping, so you line the escape routes with guns, flamethrowers and electricity, and aim your own rockets at anything that gets through. Even when you lose you earn rubles, research more and more absurd weapons and try again. Made by Chute Apps, and it has a demo.

Naptide: Fortune Islands is a cozy incremental game full of cats spread across six islands, and each one plays like a different game. On Egg Island you grab as many eggs as you can in 24-second rounds, and on Farm Island you plant and water wheat to bring in new cats. Your gold goes into the skill tree, and the islands power each other up as they grow, with fishing, cards and a mine still waiting. Made by SunTomo Games, it comes out in Q1 2027.

Break the Planet is a relaxing incremental game where you fire balls at voxel planets until they break apart. Every planet hides one white voxel you have to find to move on, and you unlock 7 types of balls and a skill tree along the way. Each run makes you stronger, until you can take on a planet made of 10 billion voxels. Made by Snekkers Games, it comes out between January and March 2027.

Desktop Ramen Tycoon is a relaxing idle management game that lives at the bottom of your desktop. You run a cat-staffed ramen shop: you serve noodles, upgrade your equipment and grow your feline business while you work, study or watch your favourite streamer. Made by Leolit Games.

Paper Shredder is an incremental game where your job is to shred your company's paperwork to earn a $1,000,000 payout. You start one sheet at a time and end up tearing through mountains of confidential records: shred, sweep, buy upgrades and find out what's buried underneath, all under the eye of an ever-present Happiness Manager. Made by Embers, it's coming soon.

Astro Kitty: Space Mining is an incremental mining game with cats. You dig through planets, collect valuable resources, upgrade your tools and automate the mine, then hop from planet to planet, each with its own ideas. You also build a space base that produces resources on its own. Made by Orca Point Studio, it has no release date yet.

Crow Hunts Worms is an action incremental with roguelite and puzzle touches where you aim, shoot and use gun skills to wipe out worms. You upgrade your guns between runs, pick temporary power-ups in each level and clear infested areas, or play endlessly for a high score. Made by Triple Aim Games, it comes out at the end of 2026.

Into the Planet's Flesh is a cozy, creepy incremental about overrunning a planet. You hatch all kinds of parasites, spread veined buildings through the earth and collect grotesque resources so your colony spreads like a disease and the planet hurtles toward its end even faster. To get started, all you need to do is click. Made by Chugget, it has no release date yet.

Log Drop is a 2D physics sandbox with one noble goal: get more logs into the earth's core than is physically reasonable. You chop trees, build your contraption to fling, funnel or dam the logs, then let them all go at once to chain combos and earn cash to buy and upgrade tools. Made by Who Nose Studios, it has no release date yet.

LumberBoy is a woodcutting incremental. You start with a basic axe, bring down trees, collect logs and process them, and keep raising your stats until the rare trees you couldn't even scratch at first fall with ease, all while exploring different forests to become the greatest lumberjack. Made by HiddenStageGames, it comes out in January 2027.

Plink Lab is a very active plinko incremental. You play Dr. Plink and drop creatures into your machine, first tiny humans and then griffins, cyclopes and other mythical beasts, so they bounce, clear pegs and end up in cauldrons that pay you. There's a massive tech tree, physics chaos and a very chatty goblin shopkeeper. Made by Type Ten with Drillhounds and Gamersky Games, it has no release date yet.

PAPERWORKS: Paper Shredder Inc. is a first-person incremental set in an office stuck in 1987. You take books from huge stacks, scan their contents, shred the originals and burn what's left for cash, then spend your earnings upgrading the machines and building a production line to the furnace. Meanwhile, you start wondering why the office is empty and who's giving orders through the terminals. Made by Archy and SODA GAME STUDIO, it comes out in Early Access at the end of 2026.

MAR: Millions Are Rising is an incremental tower defense game where millions of creatures try to climb out of a hole and you don't let them. You unlock dozens of towers, a huge skill tree where every node makes a difference, and air attacks like missiles, airstrikes and even nukes. Now and then they drop rare loot to boost your defenses, and new buildings change the way you play. Made by Samharia Studios, it comes out in 2026.

Pikapo is an incremental deep-sea exploration game. You dive into the abyss with wave emitters, set off chain reactions to drive away the creatures upsetting the ecosystem, collect resources and buy upgrades to go deeper. In the end you have to find out what's causing all the chaos. Made by animastudio.games, it comes out in January 2027.

What a Wish is a relaxing incremental game where you're Ralph, an ordinary guy who suddenly can grant wishes. Something strange is stealing them and has trapped them in floating bubbles that run away from you, so you chase them, pop them and decide which wishes to grant. They range from silly everyday requests to surprisingly heartfelt ones, and Faith Points upgrade your powers. Made by itzariot Studio, it comes out in the first quarter of 2027.

Needle In A Haystack Simulator has you looking for a single needle among 5 million pieces of hay. You start by hand, sell what you find in the hay and buy bigger and crazier tools to move more hay at once. You can play with no upgrades at all if you really want to suffer, or search with friends. Made by Studio Bitdot, published by Polden Publishing, out in Q4 2026.

Doctor Funkelstein is a spooky and cozy incremental game. You build and upgrade your mad scientist laboratory to bring your creatures to life, managing souls, unstable science and experimental ingredients. Made by OliveHillStudios, out in 2027.

Did a Monkey Write This? is a cozy incremental management game. You're a failed author with a troop of monkey writers: you level up, build, play the publishing slot machine and chase the latest trends. Made by Wawak Games, out in 2027.

Deadtone is an incremental zombie tower defense game. A mysterious sound turned almost everyone into the undead, and your fortress's sirens keep you alive but also draw the horde in. You place turrets, call in air support and hold out against hundreds of thousands of zombies. Made by Emberline Games, out in 2027.

DPS: Desktop Pension Squad is a tiny idle RPG that keeps fighting in a corner of your desktop while you work. Humans have stolen the Cores from every dungeon, and the monsters nobody wanted in the Legion head out to take them back: a former lord of the labyrinth, a one-armed markswoman, a timid lich and a reaper, among others. You don't press anything mid-fight: each one has 8 skills that fire on their own when their condition is met, and what matters is how you chain them. Made by detailgames, it comes out in November 2026.

Bondoq: Desktop Gunners is a desktop idle RPG where you collect gunslinging heroes and build your own legion. Each hero brings their own guns, powers and effects to a tiny battlefield at the edge of your screen, from chain lightning to shadow blades. You set them up in a formation of tanks, shooters, casters and supports, and the fights play out on their own while you open chests and equip loot. Made by Samharia Studios, it comes out between January and March 2027.

Wielders of the Essence combines the adrenaline of bullet heaven games with the upgrade-driven satisfaction of incremental games. Each run you cast spells and command units to defeat the hordes, and between runs you keep upgrading your town from puddle to paradise. Eight-minute runs, eight hours to complete, single-player. Made by Lavapotion with Coffee Stain Publishing, it comes out on November 5.

Legend of Defenders is an idle tower defense game where you protect your castle from endless waves of monsters. You team heroes up with turrets, mix elements and attack styles to find strong combos, and everything keeps fighting and piling up resources even when you're not watching. When the monsters get tough, you upgrade your defenses, change your strategy and fire off your ultimates. Made by KaiPlay Studio, it comes out on November 2, 2026.

AUTOMATE DEATH is a physics-driven incremental tower defense game where thousands upon thousands of goblins pour into your homeland. You start with a single machine gun that fires on its own and end up with grenade launchers, howitzers, drones, railguns, minefields and patrolling Abrams tanks, and when that is not enough you call in air support, from an AC-130 to B-52 carpet bombing. Every goblin is physically simulated and they shove each other around, with hundreds of thousands on screen. It has more than 400 permanent upgrades that never reset and a level editor. Made by DEMOCRACY MANIFEST, it comes out in October 2026.

INCREMINER is an incremental simulator about an ever-growing dwarf colony in a huge procedural underground world. Your dwarves act on their own: they prospect for ore, cut tunnels and haul what they find, and you invest it in an upgrade tree, explosive weapons and industrial vehicles until you have a screen-filling mining empire. Made by AlbertFreeman, it comes out on October 30, 2026.

Grombo Card Shop Tycoon is a card shop simulator. You open packs, collect absurd hand-drawn Grombos, hunt for the rare and shiny cards you're missing and decide which ones to keep and which to sell. You also decorate the store, deal with peculiar customers and hire staff. Made by Paparajote Games, it comes out in Early Access on October 29, 2026.

CRACK is a co-op adventure for 1 to 4 players where your only job is to crack open a giant egg sitting in a mysterious lab. Don't ask questions. As you chip away, you unlock hidden rooms and upgrade your tools, and the egg reacts to what you do. Made by Rafoli, who is developing it in public on social media, out October 26.

Empty The Lake! is a relaxing sim built around one question: what's at the bottom of the lake? You start with a bucket, carry the water to your truck, sell it and use the money to upgrade your tools so you can pump out more water, faster. As the level drops, objects, structures and secrets hidden underwater start to appear. Made by Papu's Studio, a solo developer, it comes out on October 22.

How Empires Work is an incremental strategy game where you build an empire on the Empress's orders. You start with a small lordship and discover taxes, trade, colonies and labour, until you run huge networks of trade routes and conquest. Whatever you do by hand you gradually automate into institutions that run themselves for centuries, and you use diplomacy or war to bring in new lands on a hand-painted map. Made by Crow Cottage, out November 3.

Legion Breaker is an active incremental game where you turn a novice wizard into an unstoppable battlemage. You start with a single spell, earn gold by knocking down skeletons and unlock new magic and a holy army that fights beside you. The battlefields keep growing until you reach the Necromancer King. Made by Baffled Engineer with Level Up Gaming and Gamersky Games, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on October 13.

Loop Dungeon - Incremental is an incremental RPG where you send a party of heroes around endless dungeon loops. Combat runs on its own, while you gather loot, recruit heroes with different roles and look for the combos that turn a weak squad into an unstoppable one. Every expedition leaves permanent upgrades, and even after a reset, prestige helps you push deeper. Made by Playsect, it comes out on October 19, 2026.

CELESTAY Craft&Slowlife is a calm game to leave quietly at the edge of your desktop while you work. Go fishing, trade your catch for resources and items, and use fish and wood to build your home higher and higher. The taller it gets, the more the view changes, and constellations once hidden begin to appear, with a story of the stars behind them. Made by BUBBLE GUM LLC, it comes out on October 9 and already has a demo.

Drillbound is a mining game where you move a drill along a rail to mine as many resources as possible while dodging projectiles. The drill shoots automatically every few seconds, so you only have to worry about positioning. Use what you mine to upgrade the drill through a skill tree, unlock new machines and crush through layer after layer of rock to reach the depths of the mine. Made by TimeSeeker and published by Troglobytes Games and Gamersky Games, it comes out on October 8 and already has a demo.

Sandwich +1 is an idle clicker with one job: stack sandwiches as high as you can, and every click adds a random ingredient. You sell the towers to drinks with faces and, when you get tired of clicking, you hire flying workers to do it for you. You unlock new fillings, from cheese and lettuce all the way to steak and caviar, with no timers and no way to lose. Made by Apelsinka Games, out on 25 September, with a demo already available.

It's Fine is an idle incremental game about the last 24 hours before shipping your game, with your dog Joe as project manager. You write code, upgrade, prestige and sleep, because hours of sleep are an indie dev's most valuable currency and they unlock the dream tree. Each workstation has its own evolving mechanics: a bot farm for the wishlist, a voodoo kraken and Peanut, a squirrel that generates clean energy until it starts shooting lightning around the room. With challenges, secrets and alternate endings, all hand-drawn, no AI. Made by Buma Games.

IGTAP is an incremental game that is also a platformer, as the name says. You jump to earn energy, spend it on upgrades, and every upgrade opens levels that pay more. You unlock movement skills, faster routes through old levels and bonuses hidden across the world. Once you have the perfect route, an army of clones runs it for you. There is a demo on Steam. Made by Pepper Tango Games with Gamersky Games.

Nightwater drops you on an island floating over a sea of emptiness and stars, with mountains all around that you cannot cross. You start by picking up sticks and stones by hand and you end up building an entire factory. It is made by one person alone, in Bosnia.

Crown Siege is about holding the gate of your castle. With the gold you make you strengthen your army for the next wave. Made by JOrbits Games and published by Two Left Thumbs.

In Pibcremental there are no people left in the world, only a huge tree and a creature they call Papa Pib. From there you make more creatures, you spread them along the branches and each one starts producing its own thing. Made by Arcane Cabinet.

A cosy incremental where flowers get planted with no rush at all. Pushing the tree as high as it goes is the point, because the goal is to escape, and every flower has its spot in the garden: placing them well is what makes everything grow. Seeds come out of a pachinko machine, each run leaves stardust for permanent upgrades, the tree turns into compost to start again, and there are robots to lend a hand. From Kairos Games.

In The Loopler you drive a car that goes round and round the same circuit, and your job is making sure that race never ends. You keep adding upgrades that hook into one another, and gates on the track that multiply everything. Then you sit back and watch it. Dangerously relaxing. Made by Mheep and published by Mheep and Zero Percent.

Orc Incremental is an autobattler of the watching sort. You draw cards to keep putting units and totems into your horde, you set the formation, and you let them loose: the army fights on its own while you watch. When things get stuck you can lend a hand with spells, a blizzard to slow a boss down or a fireball to close out a fight you were about to lose. And when you cannot squeeze out any more, the Dark Rebirth arrives: you go back to the start, but you keep the upgrades and new units open up. Published by Playsaurus, the Clicker Heroes people.

Desk Top Racer sets a racetrack on your desktop and lets the races run on their own. Your job is the garage: you get cars, fit parts on them and decide the next upgrade. There are 32 championships and online races against people at your own Power level. The different part is in the rewards. Some items move into your Steam inventory, and from there you can list them on the Community Market, at whatever price the market itself sets. Made by BRHP, who publish it themselves.

In Bones and Coins your party of heroes goes down into the dungeon and fights on its own, and your job is what happens upstairs: you sign people up at the Guild and try out who fits with whom. What they drop down there you take to the blacksmith, who forges you new gear. There are 16 weapons, each with its own way of hitting. And underneath, a tree of more than 160 upgrades that never runs out. Made by Troyd Games and published by Rogue Duck Interactive and Gamersky Games.

Task Bar Cube is an idle RPG that lives on your taskbar: leave it in a small window while you work, or play it fullscreen. Your heroes and pets keep fighting even when you're away, while you fuse gear across 7 rarities, from Common to Divine, and socket it with gems. There's also hunting, farming and mining, 5 classes, a talent tree, no level cap, an 8-chapter story and a weekly online ranking. Made by DarkRook Interactive, it comes out on October 25, 2026.

Deskrawl: Idle ARPG is an idle action RPG that plays along the bottom of your desktop while you work or relax. You smash monsters, grab legendary loot and capture enemies, bosses included, so they pull your loot cart and help you in combat. You pick a hero, build around gear, minions and skills, and grow your town. Note: gear, materials and minions can be traded on the Steam Market. Made by First Day Games with Gamersky Games, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 28 September.

Lootborne is a dark fantasy autobattler that lives in a small window, in the corner of your screen while you work. Your hero fights and loots on his own while he has stamina left, and you step in to level up or swap gear. Rare, epic and legendary items dropped in combat can be sold to other players on the Steam Market, which opens a week after launch. There is asynchronous PvP against other players' builds and four bosses with gear you cannot get any other way. Made by Fate Rate.

War of Genesis is a desktop idle game: a 3D character fighting in a corner of your screen while you get on with something else. What sets it apart is the loot, because the gear it pulls in can be sold on the Steam Community Market. What the little guy farms ends up in another player's hands. It belongs to The War of Genesis universe, the long-running Korean saga. Made by New Normal Soft.