
Sixty Four
Combine cube-making machines into stranger ones, automate everything, and answer the messages of something watching from below.
If Idea Fix left you wanting something surreal and dark, you have options. These games line up well for what comes next.
A minimalist clicker that grows into a strange little factory. Start with one machine making cubes, combine them into ever weirder devices, and work toward full automation while an unknown entity sends you messages. Calm to look at, oddly unsettling underneath, and far more hands-on than your average idle game.
Surreal, Relaxing
An idle game about crunch: you have 24 hours to ship your game, and Joe, your dog and project manager, is watching. Code, upgrade and prestige through stations that evolve in strange directions, from a wishlist botfarm to a squirrel who shoots lightning. Funny, hand-drawn and full of secrets, with several endings to find.
Relaxing
An old knight wakes in a dungeon with no memory and a voice telling him to hit a tree. Kill your god. Become worthy. Repeat.
Surreal, Dark, Atmospheric
You are a new intern whose whole job is making rubber ducks and throwing them into the Maw, a corporate pit that only gets hungrier. Build physics contraptions, chain combos, watch the facility change around you. Brutalist PSX satire with a dark streak, and ducks. Lots of ducks.
Surreal, Dark, Scary
A first-person incremental game about growing berries and feeding them to an ominous hole. Make berry friends, buy upgrades, grow the hole, and find out why nobody leaves this garden. Cute, colorful and quietly unsettling, with multiple endings.
Surreal, Dark, Atmospheric
You wake up in a white room with one button and no instructions. So you press it. Then again. Numbers fall instead of rise, panels crack open with upgrades and nonsense, and something darker hums underneath the joke. A short, strange clicker for curious fingers.
Surreal, Dark, Atmospheric
Start with one guillotine, capture people, automate your machines, and end with nukes. Short, dark, weirdly funny, and hard to put down until the counter hits 0.
Surreal, Dark, Scary
You fire gumballs into a box of spinning gears and watch the numbers climb until the whole thing gives up. It is short, sweet, relaxing, and quietly hard to put down.
Relaxing
Click the Button is an incremental game about clicking a button to receive chests that deliver incredible rewards. Improve your skills to become the strongest.
Relaxing
A truck drops off a batch of adorable creatures. They are also your income. Shoot them, vacuum up the bodies, crush them into cans and sell the lot, then reinvest in bigger guns, faster conveyors and more automation. A short, funny, physics-driven incremental game about running the least ethical factory in sci-fi.
Surreal, Relaxing
An abstract incremental game about flipping a coin and maybe some other things too
Surreal, Relaxing
A VR puzzle-automation game. Create intricate clockwork contraptions out of your own clones and restore life to an ancient tree using automation, a collection of rare plants from across the galaxy and a team of clockwork gardeners.
Surreal, Atmospheric, Relaxing

Combine cube-making machines into stranger ones, automate everything, and answer the messages of something watching from below.

An old knight wakes in a dungeon with no memory and a voice telling him to hit a tree. Kill your god. Become worthy. Repeat.

A first-person incremental game about growing berries and feeding them to an ominous hole.

You wake up in a white room with one button and no instructions. So you press it. Then again.

Click the Button is an incremental game about clicking a button to receive chests that deliver incredible rewards.

Run a grim little machine of capture, automation and escalating horror, one absurd step at a time.

You fire gumballs into a box of spinning gears and watch the numbers climb until the whole thing gives up.

Turn adorable aliens into canned goods with guns, vacuums and conveyor belts, then automate the whole absurd operation.

An abstract incremental game about flipping a coin and maybe some other things too

Feed fuel into a reactor, mix elements until the numbers sing, and warp across a strange galaxy with a secret.

Simultree is a short incremental game about monitoring life simulations.

A sinister creature has enslaved mankind. Solve puzzles, gather components for a machine you are building, find comfort in your dreams.

Wake up with no memory, pet a cat god for gold and bring a forgotten mansion back to life, one room at a time.

Click the orb, let your cultists handle the rest, and watch a strange little dungeon fill up with rooms and ducks.

Manage air, water and food on an unfinished world, explore it in any order and piece together why the facility went quiet.

An abstract incremental game about flipping a coin and maybe some other things too

An idle game where you code against the clock while Joe, your dog and project manager, watches over the project.

Turn adorable aliens into canned goods with guns, vacuums and conveyor belts, then automate the whole absurd operation.

In a concrete slab beneath the earth, a lone technician is sent for routine maintenance on a network of supercomputers.

Run a grim little machine of capture, automation and escalating horror, one absurd step at a time.

An absurd incremental casino where veteran seniors spin for you, every payout doubles as a Liquid Asset, and the rarest prize of all is RAM (Retired…

Xenosensory is a short incremental game with horror themes. Use your cursor to bust Xenos and save convicts then spend your research points on skill…

You fire gumballs into a box of spinning gears and watch the numbers climb until the whole thing gives up.

A post-apocalyptic idle game about Tetris-ing equipment into a tiny grid until your little machine gathers, builds, and repairs on its own.

Turn adorable aliens into canned goods with guns, vacuums and conveyor belts, then automate the whole absurd operation.

Build a cult, spread the mold, and trade pieces of yourself for glimpses of what waits behind the sky.

An idle game where you code against the clock while Joe, your dog and project manager, watches over the project.

Run short platforming courses to earn power, then spend it on upgrades and clones that keep grinding while you chase faster times.

Wake up with no memory, pet a cat god for gold and bring a forgotten mansion back to life, one room at a time.

Click the Button is an incremental game about clicking a button to receive chests that deliver incredible rewards.

An incremental horror game about loving your job a little too much.

A first-person physics job where you automate rubber duck production for a pit that never stops eating.

A post-apocalyptic idle game about Tetris-ing equipment into a tiny grid until your little machine gathers, builds, and repairs on its own.

Drive a giant drilling rig into the dark, keep its failing systems alive, and follow a call that will not stop.

An absurd incremental casino where veteran seniors spin for you, every payout doubles as a Liquid Asset, and the rarest prize of all is RAM (Retired…

Build a busy arcade of small games and sushi stands, then automate it all and watch the money roll in at your own pace.