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An incremental game (also called an idle game or clicker) is built around numbers that grow, and upgrades that make them grow faster. You buy producers, the producers make currency, the currency buys better producers. Most add a prestige layer: reset your progress in exchange for a permanent multiplier, then do it again, faster. Classics like Cookie Clicker and Antimatter Dimensions stack several of these layers on top of each other.

The genre ranges from almost fully idle games you check twice a day, like Melvor Idle, to active optimisation puzzles like Idle Loops and Nodebuster. Some are short stories with a real ending, like Universal Paperclips; others are designed to last for years. That's why IncrementalGames.org tags every game by whether it ends, whether it progresses offline, and how idle it really is.