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Store management games are satisfying because they let you build something from almost nothing: a tiny operation that gradually becomes a bustling “business” you can optimize. Even when the theme is silly or relaxed, the core loop—earn resources, reinvest, expand—can be surprisingly engaging. A great example is Cookie Clicker, a simple-looking game that turns incremental growth into a cozy, long-term project. It’s easy to start, easy to check in on, and deep enough to reward people who like planning and fine-tuning.

Gameplay: How the “Store” Grows

At its heart, Cookie Clicker is about producing cookies and turning them into more production. You begin by clicking a big cookie to generate your first resources. Very quickly, you unlock the real store-management feeling: buying upgrades and “buildings” that produce cookies automatically.

Each building functions like a department in your shop. Cursors, grandmas, farms, factories, and more all add cookies per second (often…