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The top results based on the latest update are Project P.I.T.T. [Score: 1.4], FROG IN THE HOLE! [Score: 1.1] and Elf Shift [Score: 1.0] The top rated games you can find here are Berry Bury Berry [SteamPeek Rating: 8.9] ranked #8, Bird [SteamPeek Rating: 5.6] ranked #27 and Farm Factory Simulator [SteamPeek Rating: 4.0] ranked #23 Also don't forget to check the newest releasesCompany is watching [Release date: 2026-08-24] ranked #17, Farm Factory Simulator [Release date: 2026-07-16] ranked #23 and WHERE the F$CK is my BITCOIN ⁉ [Release date: 2026-06-13] ranked #32 While it is tempting to play with the newest and the best, there might be some other gems in the results, like Bird [SteamPeek Rating: 5.6] ranked #27,.
Scan books, shred the originals, and feed humanity's knowledge and history into the furnace. Build physical contraptions and conveyor chains to turn books, tapes, and discs into cash in a 1980s office. Clear the stacks, find the hidden door, and uncover hints of a future AI's plot.
Feed rubber ducks to a corporate void. Build physics contraptions. Chain combos for profit as the Maw grows hungrier... and larger. Brutalist PSX satire meets first-person sandbox chaos.
Earn a $1,000,000,000 payout by sacrificing frogs to the hole. In this incremental sandbox, you'll build physics-based factories, to scale from manual tossing to managing a chaotic swarm. Sweep, magnetize, master the skill tree and chain combos. What happens to the sacrifices? BECOME WORTHY.
Only 4 real time days left until Christmas. Flawlessly pack 10,000 toys, unlock new products, and improve your skills to speed up the production line. Deliver the boxes on time, don't get too curious about the weird things happening around you, and most importantly... do not anger Santa.
You spent everything on 500,000 unclaimed cargo boxes. Now you have to open every single one. A first-person incremental game about grinding boxes, feeding a hole that never fills, and calling it a business plan. Buy tools, drones, and automation. Only 499,997 to go.
Use physics-based contraptions to produce and deliver nutrient cubes. Each floor is different, providing new challenges along the way. Buy upgrades, use automated machines to increase productivity, and unlock new abilities as you descend.
A relaxing incremental game about cleaning up your desktop. Sort files into folders, meet the locals, upgrade your tools, and go from manually sorting files one by one to cleaning up hundreds at a time. Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of tranquility where no one will hurt you. No one.
A juicy first-person incremental game about growing berries and tossing them down an ominous hole. Earn money and upgrades. Make new friends with sentient berry pals. Grow and control the hole as you unearth why nobody leaves this accursed garden. Bury it all, Berry everything.
Run an illegal gnome disposal business from your backyard. Build absurd traps and conveyor systems to maximize profit, and stop gnomes from sabotaging your shady operation before the whole neighborhood falls into chaos.
Build the legendary Hundredth Gear, a 100-stage mechanical machine, in this first-person incremental game. Start with your own two hands, then research, upgrade and automate your growing creation as you chase the impossible: 10¹⁰⁰ rotations. What happens if you actually reach it?
The Margot Collapse is an incremental game wrapped inside an unsettling mystery. Part workplace simulator, part optimization game, and part surreal short story, it blends methodical progression with a growing sense that something behind the walls of TOPTECH Industries is deeply, profoundly wrong.
A physics based incremental game about scrapping junk to collect scrap and components. Build machines and buy powerful upgrades to become more efficient.
A satirical incremental clicker about a billionaire facing the one thing money can’t fix: taxes. Spend every last dollar on increasingly stupid purchases before the bill kills you.
A first-person automation game set in hell. Suck up demon bodies, feed them into the Grinder, fuel your Purifier, and deploy a swarm of Doombas to build a cleaning operation that runs itself and takes the rot back one zone at a time.
An incremental horror game about loving your job a little too much. Hire workers to automate the line, then recycle them once they've stopped being useful. Your office assistant is always glad to help you climb the ladder, and to remove whoever's on it.
Physics-based dungeon cleaning, in a medieval setting. Play as a Goblin cleaner, dive into messy dungeons, clean up, find loot, and become the ultimate dungeon master!
In case you have ever wondered how to open a door. This game will guide you through the basics of door opening, all the way to its secrets the government doesn't want you to know about.
Shred your company's paperwork to earn a $1,000,000 payout. Paper Shredder is an incremental game where a sheet-after-sheet grind scales into mass document destruction. Shred, sweep, upgrade, and cut down tower-high piles of confidential records to uncover what’s buried beneath. Will you sign?
Grow crops, automate production, and manage your own store. Turn fresh harvests into valuable products and create a wide range of goods. Optimize your workflow with efficient production chains and smart business decisions. Expand your facilities and build the fully automated farm-to-market business.
Build a hamster-powered bio-mining operation from the ground up. Assemble rigs by hand, manage heat, feed your runners, and keep production moving. Start in a garage, optimize every part of your operation, and scale into a full-scale industrial operation.
A first-person potato peeling game. You have a knife. You have a bucket. You have a mountain of potatoes. Peel them with real physics. Cut thin, waste nothing. Buy better tools. Finish the pile.
Welcome to the NSA — the National Shredding Agency. Your job: destroy classified files, one sheet at a time. Feed the shredder, hit your quota, climb the ranks. And whatever you do, don't read the paperwork. Some files were never meant to be destroyed.
Pebble to Star is an idle growth game. Swallow the bodies that drift past and raise a grey pebble into a planet, a star, even a black hole and a galaxy, immersed in an ever-changing universe.
Money Trees is a physics-driven first-person incremental experience about smacking money trees, gathering valuable coins, and throwing them into a chest. Deposit thousands of coins, buy powerful upgrades, and increase your coin collecting potential until you're making millions!
Let adorable cats make your desktop their home! Adopt different breeds, care for them, play with toys, prepare meals, and send them on adventures. Whether you’re working or relaxing, enjoy their lively company throughout the day.
A co-op incremental dump-digging sim. Tear through endless trash, cash in your junk, upgrade your gear, and hunt for the Bitcoin you threw away. Dig with friends, get rich, get distracted, repeat.
It's your first day on the job, and the office is a complete disaster. Pick up trash, upgrade your equipment, and clean every floor in this cozy cleaning simulator.
That corn isn't going to shell itself. Work through a mountain of 1,000,000 ears on a Soviet-era farm, stripping every cob by hand with real kernel physics. Sell your sacks to the mill, upgrade to battered old machines, and find out what the pile has been hiding. No timers, no pressure.
Break the laws of entropy in Denbora and jump through time to solve complex temporal puzzles. Can you defeat Dirua and the challenges it will put you through?
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