
Piñata Go Boom
Your new job is simple: take a bat into the company facilities and smash every piñata in sight.
Want something that feels colorful and minimalist the way Max Manos does? You might settle into these games easily.
Your new job is simple: take a bat into the company facilities and smash every piñata in sight. You grab the toys, sell the haul, and feed it into a big skill tree until rooms fall faster and promotions follow. Short, colorful, and easy to keep running for one more day.
Colorful, Replayable, Retro
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.
Colorful, Retro
Start as a manhole cover. End as a black hole. Growing My Manhole is a short, satisfying incremental where you slide a hungry hole across the screen, swallow everything smaller than you, and buy upgrades until continents, planets and finally the universe itself fit down the drain. Two hours, five worlds, one very ambitious hole.
Colorful, Minimalist, Retro
Nodebuster is a short, experimental incremental game about busting nodes and, eventually, destroying reality. Aim at drifting shapes, harvest them for bits, spend them on upgrades, and watch your little cursor turn into a fireworks display. It runs about four hours, sounds lovely, and asks very little of you: a perfect game to half-watch while doing something else.
Colorful, Minimalist, Replayable
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.
Colorful, Minimalist, Retro
A short, satisfying incremental game about hitting bottles with a bat until the numbers get silly. Earn money, upgrade your bat, discover bottles with strange effects, prestige for shards, and chase the ultimate purchase: the universe. Chaotic, funny, and over in a few evenings, with a calmer idle mode if you want to stretch it out.
Colorful, Minimalist, Replayable
A space-themed incremental shooter where destruction fuels growth. Annihilate asteroids, harvest wealth, and climb a massive upgrade tree.
Colorful, Minimalist, Replayable
A short incremental game with one clean idea: destroy asteroids, planets and stars, feed the matter to a black hole, and watch it grow. Hover your cursor, buy upgrades, repeat. Calm music, bright colors, no way to lose. A few hours of oddly satisfying number-watching, plus extra modes once the main course is done.
Colorful, Minimalist, Replayable
You are broke and the desk is covered in piggy banks. Smash them for coins, pay each bill before time runs out, then smash some more until you are debt free. Short, fast and oddly relaxing for a game about bankruptcy.
Colorful, Replayable, Fast-paced
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.
Colorful, Retro
A short incremental game about shooting asteroids with guns, missiles and lasers, then pouring the ore into a Plinko machine and watching credits pile up. Spend them on a huge skill tree, unlock new materials and push deeper into space. A few hours of cheerful, low-pressure number-go-up fun.
Colorful, Minimalist
Rock Crusher is an incremental game with a massive skill tree. Control a little rock-crushing machine stranded on a mysterious planet. Crush rocks, collect materials, evolve through upgrades, uncover the planet’s secrets - and maybe, just maybe, find a way to escape.
Minimalist, Replayable

Your new job is simple: take a bat into the company facilities and smash every piñata in sight.

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

Slide a hungry hole around colorful worlds, eat everything smaller than you, and grow from street cover to cosmic drain at your own pace.

Aim at drifting shapes, harvest bits, buy upgrades, and let your cursor bloom into fireworks.

Break bottles for cash, upgrade your bat, and spend your way up to buying the universe.

A space-themed incremental shooter where destruction fuels growth. Annihilate asteroids, harvest wealth, and climb a massive upgrade tree.

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

Blast asteroids into ore, drop it down a Plinko machine for credits, and spend them pushing deeper into space at your own relaxed pace.

Drop bombs on a hidden grid, collect the rewards and grow your campaign across more than a dozen maps.

An incremental battle game where destroying treasure chests instantly brings item effects into battle to fight enemies.

DEFRAG turns system maintenance into a bullet hell: you steer a little cube through corrupted sectors, blast viruses, and spend what you salvage on…

A short active incremental game where you stack ludicrous weapons and upgrades onto a tower.

A short active incremental game where you stack ludicrous weapons and upgrades onto a tower.

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

An incremental battle game where destroying treasure chests instantly brings item effects into battle to fight enemies.

DEFRAG turns system maintenance into a bullet hell: you steer a little cube through corrupted sectors, blast viruses, and spend what you salvage on…

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…

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

A short incremental quest: a knight walks room by room through a monster-filled lair to slay the dragon that burned the town.

Your new job is simple: take a bat into the company facilities and smash every piñata in sight.

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

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

Blast asteroids into ore, drop it down a Plinko machine for credits, and spend them pushing deeper into space at your own relaxed pace.

Drop bombs on a hidden grid, collect the rewards and grow your campaign across more than a dozen maps.

Dig up dirt and treasure with ever better tools, then let your pals take over while the numbers grow.

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

Feed the endless horde into your shredder, gear up a crew of grunts, and watch a huge skill tree fill in at your own pace.

Slide a hungry hole around colorful worlds, eat everything smaller than you, and grow from street cover to cosmic drain at your own pace.

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

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

Throw things into a tiny campfire, chain reactions together and let the whole layout spiral into absurd, screen-filling mayhem.

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

Break bottles for cash, upgrade your bat, and spend your way up to buying the universe.

A space-themed incremental shooter where destruction fuels growth. Annihilate asteroids, harvest wealth, and climb a massive upgrade tree.

You're a little poop flushed away on a revenge mission to cover the world in poop!

Launch balls, hit pegs, make numbers go wild. A short pachinko-inspired physics incremental about chaotic upgrades, combos, and ridiculous…