Buy scratch cards, unlock a bot to scratch them for you, and turn a gambling habit into an automated jackpot engine.

Scritchy Scratchy takes the scratch-off ticket and builds a whole incremental around it. You buy stacks of cards, rip through them hunting rare symbols, and reinvest the winnings into upgrades that bend the odds, raise payouts and speed up scratching. Unlock Scratch Bot and the thing automates itself while your balance climbs. New card variants arrive with their own rules, and some dangle enormous payouts attached to nasty penalties — so there is a genuine risk-appetite decision in what you choose to buy. Prestige resets the run for Jack Points and permanent upgrades, letting you rebuild your luck engine slow and steady, wildly explosive, or pure chaos.

Write Python-ish code to automate a drone farm, then optimise it until the whole thing runs itself.

Build and upgrade a wizard tower — study magic, summon spirits, influence the world.

Toss coins, watch the table flood with cash — simple, satisfying and strangely compelling.

Feed data to an evolving AI and decide what it becomes — protector, optimiser, or tyrant.


Deliver ever more kiwis to satiate the kings' hunger — sacrifice their pulp and transcend beyond your fruital form.

One button, endless chests — click, loot, upgrade, and watch a deliberately simple loop get its hooks in.

Dwarves devour entire mountains for gold — a strategic incremental of mining, hauling, and absurd synergies.