Tag
Idler.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Idler" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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Perfect Place
Quality
57
Popularity
15
Value
49
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Crypto Mining Simulator
Quality
55
Popularity
26
Value
39
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Desktop Fishing Cat
Quality
61
Popularity
12
Value
44
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Yet Another Incremental Game (but this time about coding)
Quality
54
Popularity
13
Value
51
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How To Grow a Black Hole
Quality
56
Popularity
23
Value
42
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Vquarium
Quality
54
Popularity
14
Value
50
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Click Build Repeat
Quality
48
Popularity
21
Value
47
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Defrag Incremental
Quality
42
Popularity
29
Value
50
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Big Golden Rock
Quality
54
Popularity
15
Value
50
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Void Salvage
Quality
38
Popularity
15
Value
66
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Open The Gate: Just A Little
Quality
53
Popularity
13
Value
50
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Mining and Dwarves
Quality
53
Popularity
18
Value
49
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Red Tape Rampage
Quality
55
Popularity
13
Value
50
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Fantasy Bird Woods
Quality
37
Popularity
8
Value
71
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Idle Bookstore
Quality
55
Popularity
9
Value
52
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Custom Corner
Quality
57
Popularity
8
Value
52
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Fantasy Idle Dungeon
Quality
59
Popularity
24
Value
35
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Pay Off The Mortgage
Quality
48
Popularity
12
Value
52
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
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