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A factory that makes bullets, turrets that fire them, and a horde of living scrap that wants your metal. Design your ammo module by module, from junkyard tinkering to the far future, coached over the radio by Granny Odette.
Shared features: Incremental, RTS, Strategy
Just Keep Defending And Mining is a unique incremental game that combines combat and resource gathering. Balance mining and survival, invest into upgrades, grow stronger every round, unlock new regions, and Just Keep Defending and Mining.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Single-player
Build an ever-growing colony of autonomous dwarves in an immense procedural world. Mine deeper, manage resources, unlock explosive weapons and industrial vehicles, and turn a tiny settlement into a screen-filling mining empire.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Action
Survive in a cruel world, build and expand your village, and descend into the darkness below. Gather resources, make difficult choices, and uncover the unspeakable truth hidden deep within the cave in this dark text-based incremental game.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Single-player
Hold a mining outpost on an alien world while thousands of insects pour through the rock tunnels like a flood. Place towers on the high ground, aim their firing arcs, and spend the biomass from every run, won or lost, on upgrades that let you hold a little longer next time.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Strategy
Society has fallen. BILLIONS must die. Do you have what it takes to save the world from the soypocalypse or will nothing ever happen again?
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Action
Single-player horde survival with a touch of incremental base building. Cast spells, command troops, and take your town from puddle to paradise. Eight-minute runs. Eight hours to complete.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Action
Develop your computer empire, control costs, and increase profits. Decide whether to develop hardware in-house or purchase it, and whether to prioritize cost-effectiveness or pursue higher profits. The choices are all up to you.
Shared features: Incremental, RTS, Strategy
A cosy idle game about clearing an entire planet, one tree at a time. Hire woodcutters, raise lumbermills and watch your crew spread across a tiny spinning world, until the last tree falls and a bigger planet waits.
Shared features: Incremental, RTS, Strategy
Build and automate your city, manage resources, production, agriculture, industry, and trade in a strategy and simulation game focused on efficiency and economic growth.
Shared features: Incremental, RTS, Strategy
Grow your army from single scouts to floods of tanks, artillery, and engineered mega units. Build factories, choose upgrades and watch hundreds of units collide in wild auto-battles. Hold the line against relentless enemy surges and scale fast enough to survive.
Shared features: Incremental, RTS, Strategy
Eat the world in this idle, incremental homage to B-movie horror classics. Start as a lowly Shambler and grow into a massive horde. Recruit evil little critters to automate brain collection and buy upgrades for your army. Unleash a mini apocalypse with Desktop Companion Mode.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Strategy
An incremental hex-puzzle roguelite game where you merge atoms into higher elements, trigger massive chain combos, earn radioactive coins, and manage your ring capacity to survive as long as possible.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Strategy
Hunt hellish ghosts through the four rapidly changing seasons, build up your turrets during the day, by night you will fight endless hordes that want to haunt your home. A round based FPS with tower defense, roguelike, and farming elements. How many nights will you survive?
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Action
Ball Bugs is an incremental defense game where you start with a single persistent ball and build up an arsenal of ball firing turrets, artillery and special ball types. Bounce, splat, upgrade and come back stronger until the bugs stop getting through.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Action
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Strategy
A typing action roguelike of arcade survival, shifting systems, bosses, and viruses—and a short philosophical story about an AI that wants you optimized. Type well enough, and the terminal starts looking back.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Strategy
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.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Strategy
Build your own bee hive in this cozy roguelite. Hatch worker bees, forage nectar and sell your honey on the stock market. The royal crown demands more honey every year! How long will your hive survive?
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Strategy
Embark on a short magical adventure in Örnöga! Master powerful spells, collect epic loot, and hire mercenaries as you grow from a novice mage to an archwizard. Upgrade your abilities, automate your spellcasting, and watch your power grow—even while you're away.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Action
A dark fantasy desktop-companion incremental that idles while you work, play, or browse. Play as a Knight cursed with immortality locked in endless battle against the undead. Grow stronger with every death, uncover the curses' secrets and the Knight's dark past, then break the cycle of undeath.
Shared features: Incremental, Survival, Single-player
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