Incremental browser games
RsBattle
RsBattle is an idle text-based browser RPG that can be played from any device with a web browser and internet access! 20+ years after it's creation, RsBattle is getting remade with the latest technology and amazing graphics! We currently have over 10 unique skills to level-up, a player Marketplace, a complete inventory and equipment system, and much more!
(19 votes, average: 4.79 out of 5)
Milky Way Idle
Milky Way Idle is a Multiplayer Idle RPG inspired by Runescape skilling and combat. It has a variety of interdependent gathering and crafting skills as well as a flexible combat system. There is a player-driven marketplace, in-game chat, leaderboard.
(13 votes, average: 4.69 out of 5)
SimpleMMO
Join over 400,000 players and enjoy the best MMORPG experience in the simplest way. Our tiny MMO game features pixel art graphics with quintessential RPG components. It is an incremental RPG with MMO elements at its very core. All you need to do is take a step with a simple click of a button and away you go!
(10 votes, average: 4.2 out of 5)
GuildsOfGods
Guilds of Gods is a party-based mmorpg idle sandbox adventure playable in-browser! Inspired by the classics, Guilds of Gods immerses you in a new fantasy world. Buddy up with your friends and take them on a journey through the lands and dungeons of Eloria. With over 20 skills to train, including combat skills, cooking, fishing, construction, alchemy, there’s fun activities to do for everyone. Defend and build the Guilds of Eloria as a community to achieve new and exciting content. The battle against the Emperor will not be an easy one!
(5 votes, average: 4.2 out of 5)
Kings of Kingdoms
This game is quite possibly the first idle game, ever. The game in it's current form requires the player to set up a script to auto click fights, level up experience, apply upgrades and steal, amongst other things. The game provides these scripts and the community will help you to set them up. In doing so the player will not only enjoy a wonderful game but they may learn a small amount of coding too.
(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)