Underrated Clicker indie games you missed
These are underrated clicker indie games: titles with strong reviews but not yet the audience they deserve. indielist surfaces 12 clicker games that each hold at least 80% positive Steam reviews while staying under 5,000 total ratings : the sweet spot where a game has proven itself with real players but hasn't broken out yet. Together they hold 14,981 reviews at an average of 87% positive. They are ranked by review count, so the most-validated picks lead, and each links to a white-box sales estimate you can open and check rather than a black-box number. The most reviewed here is That's not my Neighbor with 4,571 reviews. Review counts and ratings are from Steam; sales figures are estimates, not official sales data.
Hidden gems
12
Avg positive %
87%
Total reviews
14,981
- T
That's not my Neighbor
2025 · Adventure
4,571 reviews · 89% positive
- O
Orb of Creation
2026 · Casual
2,206 reviews · 84% positive
- D
Doors: Paradox
2022 · Adventure
1,601 reviews · 91% positive
- J
JudgeSim
2024 · Casual
1,404 reviews · 85% positive
- L
Lyca
2025 · Casual
1,318 reviews · 82% positive
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Widget Inc.
2024 · Casual
763 reviews · 85% positive
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Clicker Heroes
2015 · Adventure
747 reviews · 90% positive
- B
Bloobs Adventure Idle
2026 · Adventure
724 reviews · 90% positive
- C
Crush Crush
2016 · Casual
568 reviews · 89% positive
- I
Idle Slayer
2020 · Casual
502 reviews · 84% positive
- C
Click To Continue
2025 · Indie
466 reviews · 92% positive
- B
Blush Blush
2020 · Casual
111 reviews · 86% positive
Frequently asked questions
- What are some underrated clicker indie games?
- indielist lists 12 underrated clicker indie games, each with 80%+ Steam reviews but under 5,000 ratings, led by That's not my Neighbor (4,571 reviews).
- How are these "hidden gem" clicker games chosen?
- By a data filter, not opinion: a game qualifies if it holds at least 80% positive Steam reviews and has between 50 and 5,000 total ratings, enough to be validated by players but not yet mainstream. The list updates as the catalog grows.