Games like Sir, We Have an Orc Problem

A short, strategic incremental tower defense with deep meta-progression.

Bust nodes, harvest resources, and destroy reality.

Train a humble commoner into a legendary archer — shoot targets, complete quests for gold, and infuse your arrows with magic in this short, free incremental.

Smash piggy banks to pay off your bills before your hand gives out.

A quirky pixel-art incremental about powering a mysterious orb, summoning a cultist army, and automating a dungeon full of ducks.

One bowling pin becomes hundreds. Upgrade your pins and your ball, then watch the score explode.

Skip a stone across the water, chain the bounces, and upgrade until one throw crosses the horizon.

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

Sail to the edge of the world, catch everything on the way, and upgrade the boat that gets you there.

Mine asteroids, upgrade your ship, and drift your way out of deep space in this short, relaxing incremental.

A short incremental about hauling in absurd amounts of fish and upgrading until the counter stops making sense.

A pocket-sized monster-taming auto-battler that grinds away in the corner of your screen while you get on with something else.

Feed a campfire until it outshines the Sun, one chaotic chain reaction at a time.

Snake, but with a skill tree.

Dodge bullet hell, upgrade yourself, and survive five minutes.

A relaxing incremental disguised as a tower defense — every enemy falls into the lava.

A bite-sized incremental tower defense — place towers, prestige, and watch tiny numbers go very big.

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

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

Exponentially bigger waves of adorable animals demand exponentially more absurd firepower — shoot, burn, electrocute, explode, repeat.

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

A cozy incremental about clicking fish out of the water, logging every species, and buying better gear.

Drill through planets, extract resources, buy upgrades, drill deeper.

Play the healer — keep your useless party alive long enough to defeat the Demon King.