Games like The Farmer Was Replaced

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

Defend your base against tens of thousands of orcs with a massive incremental upgrade tree.

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

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

Bust nodes, harvest resources, and destroy reality.

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

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 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.

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.

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

Fill your quota or die — mine increasingly absurd amounts of coal for your evil corporation.

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

A free browser incremental strategy game — build a civilization, research, conquer, prestige.

Blast grime off the countryside, refine the sludge into profit, and upgrade your way to a cleaner map.

Make $1,000,000 to escape — throw darts, scratch tickets and drop pachinko balls as every game supercharges the others.

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

Roll dice, raise an army, and smash everything for upgrades.

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