
Hand Simulator
Flick switches, fire revolvers and milk cows while every finger fights you, alone or with friends watching it go wrong.
Remember how replayable and funny Save the Reactor felt at its best? Give these games a try when the craving hits.
Run a nuclear power plant from the inside: over 200 parameters, 150 switches and a reactor that does not forgive sloppy work. Keep the lights on, handle emergencies, and learn the hard way why this job pays well. A deep, demanding simulator for people who like their problems complicated.
Replayable
Feed fuel into a reactor, mix elements until the numbers sing, and warp across a strange galaxy with a secret. A compact incremental game with strategy, automation, and three endings you can reach in one run.
Replayable, Retro, Minimalist
A co-op RBMK reactor simulator, with a detailed control room, realistic physics and authentic sound design
Replayable, Funny, Tense
You sit at Reactor 4's control desk, rods, gauges and alarms all yours to manage. Chernobyl: Simulator recreates the RBMK-1000 in serious detail, from routine startup to escalating faults and multiple endings. Slow, strict and rewarding for anyone curious how this machine actually worked.
Replayable, Tense
Your colleague steps out for a bathroom break and leaves you with one instruction: touch nothing. In front of you sits a panel with a single red button. A cryptic pixel puzzle box with 25 endings, a shifting chiptune soundtrack and consequences you will not see coming.
Replayable, Funny, Tense
Your ship exploded. Now you drift in an escape pod where every fuse, filter and wire matters, armed with a manual and your own wits. Fix systems, watch your breathing go ragged as oxygen runs low, and see how long you last before the cosmos wins.
Replayable, Tense
Incremental physics based game about pushing levers, clicking buttons and coming to terms with obsession.
A control hub full of switches, sliders and strange tasks, and a corporate Board that wants them all done. Juggle overlapping micro-challenges, chain actions for bigger scores, and take orders from a Handler you would rather not question. Short, frantic sessions with a story that gets under your skin.
Replayable, Funny, Tense
A roguelite spaceship repair sim on a lonely space station. Fix procedurally generated ship modules with tools, manuals and shaking hands, pay the ever-rising R.E.N.T to your corporate overlord, and chat with cultists, black hole feeders and worse. Funny, grim, tactile and unlike much else.
Replayable, Funny, Tense
The bomb is 60 seconds away and the house is a mess. Sprint through the rooms, grab supplies, decide who makes it to the shelter, then ration beans and water for a family of four while mutant roaches close in. A dark comedy about survival where every run plays out differently, and most of them end badly. Gloriously.
Replayable, Funny, Tense
A short incremental game about splitting atoms and triggering exponentially growing chain reactions.
Replayable, Funny, Minimalist
One quiet Sunday, you look at your backyard and decide it needs an atomic bomb. This absurd single-player comedy sim has you raising funds, bidding on suspicious parts, turning household junk into nuclear equations and dodging nosy neighbors and the IRS. It is short, silly and surprisingly chill: a low-stakes DIY project where the stakes are only theoretical.
Funny

Flick switches, fire revolvers and milk cows while every finger fights you, alone or with friends watching it go wrong.

A stolen, enigmatic machine is your only way out. It's likely to kill you, but so will the hostile planet you're escaping.

Meltdown is a nuclear reactor desk-job simulation where you, as a newly recruited operator, must control the reactor to keep the surrounding city…

The game will teach you how to stay at home, make trips to the store, use masks and various antiseptics. Buckwheat, toilet paper, masks, city pass..

Learn the ins and outs of one of the world's most dangerous professions. Searching, lockpicking, hacking, disarming, operating under pressure.

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

Run a country with your own two wobbly hands: deter enemies, sign papers, answer calls and calm your nerves.

It's 2016. Explore through your house in the middle of the night and complete your chores before the water you put on the stove starts boiling.

It’s a humorous project about a young parent's difficult weekdays.

NSFW or Not a Simulator For Working is a casual simulator game where you try not to work anytime you can.

Be a rock, soak in nature sounds, unlock new landscapes and collect skins while absolutely nothing is asked of you.

Study, work and invest your way through a turn-based life board game, alone or with up to four players.

You are the only clerk of purgatory's only convenience store, stuck in a shift that never ends.

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

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

Descend an alien planet's caves as an expendable test subject, patching wounds and crafting tools to survive each layer.

Run a strange control hub, juggle the Board's tasks and chase bigger scores in short, frantic sessions.

Incremental physics based game about pushing levers, clicking buttons and coming to terms with obsession.

An adorable bite-sized adventure from the creators of A Monster’s Expedition - explore the facility, avoid the live electricity, and repair the…

Run a 1999 biometric data rig from a vintage desktop, upgrading it while the office emails turn strange.

Simultree is a short incremental game about monitoring life simulations.

Repair consoles and phones at your own pace while the people behind them share where their lives went wrong.

Draw your design on the grid, run a real detonation simulation, and figure out why it fizzled or why it did not.

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

Descend an alien planet's caves as an expendable test subject, patching wounds and crafting tools to survive each layer.

Run a strange control hub, juggle the Board's tasks and chase bigger scores in short, frantic sessions.

Draw your design on the grid, run a real detonation simulation, and figure out why it fizzled or why it did not.

The printer is bleeding, the Wi-Fi is haunted, and Ticket #666 just came in.

Repair consoles and phones at your own pace while the people behind them share where their lives went wrong.

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

You are the only clerk of purgatory's only convenience store, stuck in a shift that never ends.

A short incremental game about splitting atoms and triggering exponentially growing chain reactions.

Simultree is a short incremental game about monitoring life simulations.

You sit at Reactor 4's control desk, rods, gauges and alarms all yours to manage.

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

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