Garbage Growth
Garbage Growth is a short incremental trash game about collecting people's trash, bananas and even babies, to make money and pollute the world even more. Hire rats, grow your pollution, and make everything worse!

Positive · 36 reviews
94% positive (34 / 36)





The Ultimate Cat Clicking Experience
Released
November 24, 2021
Price
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Publisher
Last sync
September 24, 2026
One Cursor.
Six Levels.
Multiple Cats.
"Cat Clicker really makes you feel like someone who clicks on pixelated stock images of cats" - someone
Cat Clicker is an Arcade-ey, On-Rails-Shooter-ey, Stock image-ey game about clicking on cats. Click on the cats before they disappear in order to earn points! but watch out, because if you miss a cat then you'll lose points instead!
Cat Clicker features a soundtrack of three unique tracks to help deliver the ultimate cat clicking experience. Slowly lose your mind as you spend 15 minutes on the title screen in order to hear everything the soundtrack has to offer!
As you play, spend points on six amazing levels full of interesting background details made out of stock images! With such classic locations as:
The floating cat head deity that holds command over purrgatory is unfair. it has judged all cats' souls to be neither good nor evil, sentencing them all into purrgatory. Now the realm of purrgatory is full, and the spirits of the cats spill out into our world. You possess the power to judge these souls as good, allowing them to go into cat heaven. Click on as many as you can, and then confront the deity in purrgatory for a final battle.
Cat Clicker is a game I blatantly threw together out of stock images and poorly written gamemaker code. I made this game initially in order to see how well a game put on steam for one dollar would sell, and eventually fell in love with the terrible-ness of it at some point in development. I personally think it's fully worth the money, especially if you like weird, terrible, or trashy games. The game can probably be beaten in 15 minutes, so it isn't likely to overstay its welcome or get annoying.