Your Favorite Games
New Idle Merger Games
Clicker, Idler, Incremental, MergerTons of blocks, tons of upgrades, multiple prestige layers etc.Drag blocks on top of each other to merge them and increase their tier and income.
Clicker, Idler, Incremental, MergerMerge Objects, buy different Upgrades, prestige and reach ridiculous numbers.Click on the game area (the canvas) to reduce the time to the next spawn.
You Can Try These Idle Games
ClickerThis game takes a little bit of a turn away from the traditional incremental style. It starts out by presenting you with a series of buttons with garbled text, which when clicked, gradually teach you to read. The game progresses by allowing you to learn different skills as your "character" ages.
Clicker, IdlerMinecraft + Idle game = Fun. That my friend is the equation that makes this game addictive, interesting and did I mention... addictive? Basically, and thankfully, this game is not a clicking frenzy, as some other idle games are. You will have to click on things, but not to the extent where you will have to buy a new keyboard or mouse after a single game.So you're in a minecrafty world, you click on the grinder thingies, for different essential resources. These can then be used in different crafts which appear, which then are used to build structures, stored in your inventory, which can finally be downloaded and used in Minecraft. WOW! Yep, lucky you.So see what resources you need, steadily build up your crafts, and build a world... a blocky world!
Clicker, IdlerConquer Space and Time, collect energy and develop your Civilization from mere Caveman to powerful Posthuman beings that can change the fabric of Universe.Discover new ways to obtain energy and invent awesome machines to collect energy from all kind of sources.This game is based on the Kardashev Scale a theory about technological advanced based on the energy usage of a Civilization.
Civ Builder, Idler, RPGPretty fun and interesting RPG and civ-builder idle game, where you send your heroes on quests where they automatically fight for you. At the same time you build a small town with inhabitants, whose main purpose is to craft weapons, spells and the other stuff for your party of heroes.There are plenty of upgrades in the game, and a lot of stuff opens up as you progress through the game (your party collects scrolls from monsters they kill, which give you new abilities, buildings, professions etc.)
