
DRUDGE
You are a slave. A collar with three lights hangs around your neck: each one fades and shocks you for mistakes or disobedience.
Miss the story-driven and replayable pull of Frick Frack? These games could fill that gap nicely.
Frack the World is a lite-management game where players run a hydrofracking company, balancing the challenges of generating oil while addressing environmental concerns.
Replayable, Funny
Coal LLC puts you at the top of a very friendly coal corporation with a very unfriendly daily quota. Dig deeper each day, hire a suspicious number of employees, and fill the quota or start over. A cute, colorful roguelite about digging, upgrading and one more day.
Replayable, Funny
Blast through Bal Island, collecting lithium in this oppressive platformer about corporate exploitation and pushing back.
Story-driven, Replayable, Funny
In the Simulator of a game developer, you will be able to understand all the subtleties of this profession, understand how the game industry works and all the difficulties of one developer.
Replayable
A short, friendly mining adventure in a colorful pixel-art underworld. Dig for minerals, sell them, upgrade your drill machine and push deeper, following clues to the legendary minerals hidden in the Veil.
You bought a house. It comes with a garden, a shovel and one very diggable patch of dirt. Sell what you find, upgrade your gear, and keep going down: something is buried under there, and the game gets stranger the closer you get. A short, calm, oddly gripping dig with a secret at the bottom.
Replayable, Funny, Minimalist
Greetings, valued employee. You have been tasked with sorting the Ringo CorpoNation's genetic samples. With the credits that you earn, you can shop, game and pay your bills on time. Rogue workers may try to entice you into betraying your beloved employer, but we know you'll give 110%.
Story-driven, Funny, Atmospheric
Drill Deal is a unique simulator in a fun style that will draw you for hours. It's a building simulator like never before. Feel the thrill of a drill hitting underwater oil fields. Sell the precious substance and make your oil rig more efficient.
A deceptively demanding experience of a humble recycling plant worker. Shred, crush, and sort your way through a menial job while trying to keep track of the ever convoluted company policy. Clock in, recycle, get paid, repeat.
Story-driven, Replayable, Atmospheric
Drill for oil like it's 1899. Lease land, send out dowsers, build rigs and pipes, then sell at the right moment while three rivals bid against you for the same plots. A charming, tongue-in-cheek management game about the 19th century oil rush, easy to learn and hard to put down.
Replayable
You tried to escape prison but got caught. Instead of prison, they gave you a debt. Manage a toll booth on a desert highway. Check passports, take payments, and decide who passes. Grow fruit, mix mocktails, sell drinks, and dodge the cops. The only way to earn freedom is by paying off your debt.
Funny
A life-sim game with a story which is difficult to understand. Live and find the truth.
Story-driven

You are a slave. A collar with three lights hangs around your neck: each one fades and shocks you for mistakes or disobedience.

Run a cheerful little coal company where every day brings a deeper mine, a bigger payroll and a quota that will not wait.

Mine the rock, run the company and keep the towns of a Wild West state supplied.

💼 A simple task: Don’t press the red button. Sounds easy? 😏 Featuring an annoying voice, absurd endings, and too many achievements. Free. Pointless.

Rebuild a sleepy town with conveyor belts and kindness, at your own pace, on the way to finishing your mother's rocket.

A dystopian job interview sim set in Aeropolis, 2066. Screen resumes against rules that change daily, decide who eats this month, then go home to…

Mine minerals in a subterranean world, upgrade your drill machine and chase the secret of the legendary minerals.

Social welfare survival horror based on real events. Endure emotional pain and societal pressure. Stay entertained.

Play an exiled fae queen who opens a shop to beat capitalism at its own game.

Indie Dev Story - Quit your job to become an indie developer and make your first game!

1980, Kertasia Bank: you count cash, check papers, and try to keep your job while saving for your mom's medical bills.

Study, work, date and bowl your way up a funny, relaxed life where every choice about your climb is yours.

Sam is in jail and left you the keys to a business you cannot put on a resume.

Finally, a game you deserve! It's entirely up to you whether you save the princess or rob the bank. But can you actually find a way to make it happen?

Mine for ore and oil in first person, then grow a tent in the wasteland into a frontier town worth staying for.

Sift gold from sand, build factories that grow with you, and uncover what an ancient civilization left behind.

After a savage animal attack leaves you stripped of everything, you crawl back toward a town that’s already forgotten you.

A dystopian job interview sim set in Aeropolis, 2066. Screen resumes against rules that change daily, decide who eats this month, then go home to…

1980, Kertasia Bank: you count cash, check papers, and try to keep your job while saving for your mom's medical bills.

Turn your backyard and a pile of household junk into a very theoretical bomb, one absurd errand at a time.

Mine the rock, run the company and keep the towns of a Wild West state supplied.

You tried to escape prison but got caught. Instead of prison, they gave you a debt. Manage a toll booth on a desert highway.

You've been trapped in a mine. You'll need to use your tools to dig your way to the exit in a fully destructible 3D voxel terrain.

Mine for answers, grow a home on the surface, and let a corporate mystery pull you further down.