Games like Kill the Lich Idle

Want something that feels minimalist and relaxing the way Kill the Lich Idle does? Start with these games when you are ready.

Revolution Idle
An idle incremental where a circle fills, points multiply, and the numbers never stop climbing. Automate everything, trigger prestiges, reach infinity, then reset to go further.
Minimalist, Relaxing, Replayable
86% of 12,888 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 10,387Free
Incremental Adventures
Lead a party of heroes through a dungeon that never ends, while the game fights for you. Combat is fully automated; your job is the clever part: tuning prestige layers, automation and upgrades to make the numbers climb higher than you thought numbers could go. A calm, minimalist idle game that rewards patient thinking over fast clicking.
Minimalist, Relaxing
77% of 825 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 44Free
Idle Research
Research colorful flasks and tubes, craft them into an energy empire, and watch the numbers get absurd. Idle Research is a relaxed incremental that works while you are away, rewards you when you are not, and even lets you rob rival tubes for their energy.
Minimalist, Relaxing
83% of 1,918 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 67Free
Tower Wizard
An incremental game about a wizard and one very ambitious tower. Summon spirits to gather resources, stack upgrades, raise a dragon, and keep building until your tower pierces the heavens. It's colorful, relaxing, and it actually ends: a rare, honest finish in a genre of endless clicking.
Relaxing, Replayable
96% of 9,034 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 71$2.99
It's Fine
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, Replayable
89% of 644 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 59$9.99
Stuck In Time
A dark fantasy adventure where time is your currency. Plan a route, watch it run, and every repeated action gets cheaper until the loop carries itself. Explore, meet ten strange characters, and find a way out of the curse. Best played with something else on the side.
Minimalist, Relaxing
84% of 1,030 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 17$7.99
Idle Spiral
An idle game built on spirals and mathematics. Your spiral winds out from the origin, upgrades make it grow faster, and prestige resets push it further than before. Later, your spiral becomes a weapon in Battle Spiral and challenges bend the rules. Simple to start, surprisingly deep, and oddly soothing to watch.
Minimalist, Relaxing, Replayable
79% of 1,920 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 182Free
IDLE_DIRECTIVE
A post-apocalyptic idle game about Tetris-ing equipment into a tiny grid until your little machine gathers, builds, and repairs on its own. Scavenge ruins, fix reactors, trade with survivors, then reset the world for permanent upgrades.
Minimalist, Relaxing
86% of 544 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 55$4.99
Smashing Simulator Idle
An idle game about smashing things: bottles, plates, boxes, whatever turns up. Numbers go up, upgrades stack, and when progress slows you smash the game itself and start again, harder. Colorful pixel art, missions, skill trees and secrets, all at a calm, click-at-your-own-pace rhythm.
Relaxing
73% of 487 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 28Free
Idling to Rule the Gods
You are the last human in the year 9001, and your revenge plan is arithmetic. Send shadow clones to train, fight monsters, and work up the food chain from Hyperion to a whole pantheon of gods. A deep, mostly text-based idle game that plays fast or slow, and keeps going for years.
Relaxing, Replayable
84% of 2,160 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 941Free
Time Idle RPG
Idle RPG game that uses real life Time as the core mechanic and currency. Featuring offline progress, prestige, unfolding mechanics, trees, and much more!
Minimalist
35% of 132 Steam reviews are positiveFree
Increlution
An incremental game where time itself is the enemy. Plan your life with a step-by-step queue, watch your health drain, die, and start again as the next generation, stronger. Every death makes the next life faster. A calm, text-based survival loop with a real story you can actually finish.
Minimalist, Replayable
84% of 1,246 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 273$3.99

Hidden gems like Kill the Lich Idle

It's Fine

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

$9.99

IDLE_DIRECTIVE

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

$4.99

Meeple Incremental

Roll dice, send cheerful meeples around a board, and watch a quiet little economy grow.

$4.79

Pibcremental

Put cute little Pibbles to work, grow a huge tree and watch your numbers climb to silly heights at your own pace.

$5.99

Scratch Inc.

Scratch your way to bigger multipliers, automate the stand, and reset to climb higher.

Free

Timber Rush

Swing at a giant tree, gather logs and gold, and grow every run stronger than the last in this colorful pixel roguelite.

$2.49

Orb of Creation

Conjure resources, chain spells into a humming system, and remake a world at your own pace.

$11.99

Rocky Idle

Chop, mine, farm and auto-battle your way through a cozy idler that keeps going even when you step away.

$9.99

Particul

Tap out particles, automate the work and trade your way toward the rarest one.

$1.99

Tower Wizard

An incremental game about a wizard and one very ambitious tower.

$2.99

The Perfect Tower II

Hold the waves, grow an island economy around your tower, and let simple commands handle the busywork while you chase upgrades and bosses.

Free

Maktala: Slime Lootfest

Sweep your mouse across colorful slime fields until they burst into gold, then spend it on upgrades that make every run a little louder.

$3.49

Newest games like Kill the Lich Idle

Rejected Draft

An incremental autobattler where a rejected sketch fights back, and the numbers never stop growing.

$9.87

It's Fine

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

$9.99

Meeple Incremental

Roll dice, send cheerful meeples around a board, and watch a quiet little economy grow.

$4.79

Pibcremental

Put cute little Pibbles to work, grow a huge tree and watch your numbers climb to silly heights at your own pace.

$5.99

Mining and Dwarves

An incremental game where you mine rocks, gather ore, and recruit dwarves. Play actively for maximum gains, or idle and let the dwarves do the work.

$6.99

IDLE_DIRECTIVE

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

$4.99

Necromancer Idle: The Endless Drain

A text-based dark fantasy idler where every death feeds your power and the curse keeps counting.

$3.99

Orb of Creation

Conjure resources, chain spells into a humming system, and remake a world at your own pace.

$11.99

Idle Chapel

A dark-fantasy incremental game about confronting a rising cult. Seek out worshipers who turned to darker gods and smite them back to the light.

$6.99

Starvester

Send drones out to mine planets, unlock upgrades and raise megastructures while the numbers quietly climb.

$6.99

Rock Island

Guide a pixel-art village of stone workers through professions, blessings and endless growth in a relaxing incremental run.

$4.79

Idle Deepcore

Run a growing mining operation from a single drill to a spacefaring industry, one upgrade at a time.

$6.99