Simulation Games Collection

Every game in this collection is built around the same satisfying loop: do a small job by hand, turn the result into currency, and spend that currency on upgrades that make the next round faster. Some of them lean toward idle and incremental play, where numbers keep climbing even when you step away. Others are hands-on 3D worlds you walk around in. What they share is a clear goal, visible progress, and upgrades that change how the game feels rather than just adding a bigger number.

All of them run in a desktop or mobile browser. Press Play Now on any game page and it loads right on the page, with no account and no app store.

This site started with Drink the Ocean, a blocky first-person game where you sip the sea through a straw. You fill your belly at the shoreline, squeeze the water into salt under the beach PRESS, and spend that salt on a bigger belly, extra straws, a mouth vacuum, or a pocket whirlpool. As the water level drops, a shipwreck, a whale skeleton, and a sunken city appear, and once you reach the plug you can start over with an ocean of cola, lemonade, slime, or lava.

Drain the Lake with a Spoon takes the same absurd idea in a calmer, more mechanical direction. You carry one teaspoon of water at a time from Bottomless Lake to the water company's depot, earning a dollar per litre. Bigger containers, running shoes, pumps, pipes, and up to three hired helpers slowly take over the work, while the dried lakebed gives back lost objects like a vintage car and a treasure chest. If you enjoy watching a huge body of water shrink because of your own effort, play both and compare a straw with a spoon.

Looking for the Roblox versions instead? Our Roblox drain and drink games list covers Drain The Lake, +1 Drain Water for Treasure, and more.

Idle Gold Miner is the classic idle tycoon. You click the mine for early cash, then hire workers, upgrade tools and machines, and open richer areas. Workers keep earning while you are offline, so it suits short check-in sessions.

Mining Tycoon is the 3D, collect-everything version. You break blocks across 10 themed mines, from Pebble Pit down to Rainbow Heart, sell ores at the hub, and buy your way through 20 pickaxes and 20 backpacks. Eggs hatch into pets on a slot machine, pets merge into golden versions, and rebirths give permanent upgrades for the next run.

Grow Slime is the most relaxed game in the set. You buy eggs, hatch slimes on your farm, and watch each one grow through several stages before hitting it for drops. Some slimes grow unusually large or drop gold, so every hatch has a small surprise.

Planet Buster goes the other way: missiles chip rotating planets apart layer by layer until the core explodes. Coins from each world pay for more power, faster spawns, and gravity tweaks, boss planets test your build, and clicking the planet speeds up the barrage. It also keeps earning coins while you are away.

Want to explore a 3D world on foot? Start with Drink the Ocean, Drain the Lake with a Spoon, or Mining Tycoon. Prefer something you can leave running? Idle Gold Miner and Planet Buster both keep earning offline. Looking for a low-pressure break? Grow Slime is about patiently raising slimes and seeing what each egg turns into.

If you only try one game, pick the one whose goal makes you smile. Draining an ocean, emptying a lake one spoonful at a time, and digging all the way down to Rainbow Heart are all ridiculous on purpose, and that is the fun.

Buy upgrades that multiply every action before upgrades that add a flat bonus. In Drink the Ocean that means belly size and straws; in Drain the Lake it means a bigger container; in Idle Gold Miner it means workers.

Automate as early as you can afford it. Hired helpers, pumps, workers, and offline income turn your time away from the screen into progress. And when a game offers a fresh start, like pulling the plug or a rebirth, take it once your progress slows down, because the next run starts stronger than the last.