Games like Click the Button
If you like Click the Button (incremental, clicker and short), these 10 games are similar in what you do and how you play. They go from most to least similar.
Digseum
- In common: progression and short sessions
- Difference: more building
When you have a free afternoon and want a complete, calm game you can finish in one sitting.
Keep on Mining!
- In common: progression and short sessions
When you want to unwind with something relaxing and addictive that's over in a single afternoon.
Shelldiver
- In common: progression and short sessions
- Difference: more exploring
When you want to watch numbers go up without thinking much: each dive is short and you always unlock something.
All Hail the Orb
- In common: progression and short sessions
When you want an incremental game with an ending: it lasts about six hours and there's no way to lose.
Scritchy Scratchy
- In common: progression and short sessions
When you want an incremental with an ending to fill a few evenings and you feel like watching your balance skyrocket on its own.
Cookie Clicker
- In common: progression and short sessions
When you want something ticking along in the background while you do something else, to check on now and then.
Bills Must Be Paid
- In common: progression and short sessions
- Difference: more action
When you want an active incremental for a couple of afternoons: runs are short and you always upgrade something.
Chef Knight
- In common: progression and short sessions
- Difference: more action
When you want an upgrade loop you can feel on every run and would like to finish a game in a couple of evenings.
Tower Wizard
- In common: progression and short sessions
- Difference: more building
When you fancy watching something progress through lots of upgrades, in sessions you can leave and pick up again.
Master Healer Kale with useless party
- In common: progression and short sessions
When you want an incremental game you can finish in a couple of evenings, where every failed attempt leaves you stronger.
How we pick them
We compare the tags the Steam community gives each game with our own classification: what you do (action, story, building…), the difficulty, how long sessions last and whether you play alone or with others. Nobody pays to appear.
About Click the Button
You press a button that drops chests full of items, and spend the money on upgrades, autoclickers and pulls on a gacha machine. Each reset unlocks perks that help you move faster towards the ending. It needs active play.
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