Games worth coming back to.

A tiny strip docks above the Windows taskbar and quietly grinds while you do anything else. Your character, your pet and your clanmates work in the corner of your screen all day.

A narrow strip of ocean on the edge of your desktop, with a dock, some water going down into the dark, and an old man who fishes whether you are watching or not. You share the harbour with up to fifty real players.

Fill a felt table with hopping slot machines, hire Regulars to pull the levers, and climb from one penny slot to trillions. Every pull costs money. Go broke, borrow from the Shark, or declare bankruptcy and come back stronger.

A medieval idle RPG with no energy bars, no premium currency and no real-world clock between you and the next level. Fifteen skills, a Holding you raise stone by stone, and an XP curve built for the long haul.

A single-player idle RPG where every skill matters and every realm holds secrets. Start as a nobody in The Homestead and climb all the way to the peak of The Eternal Spire.