Titans Clicker

An idle role-playing clicker where the progression is a squad rather than a single number. You tap to fight at first, then hire heroes who attack on their own, and the run's ceiling is determined by the combined output of that squad against enemies whose health scales steeply. The squad composition is where the decisions are. Heroes differ in damage type, attack speed and the bonuses they give each other, so a squad built around one strong character hits a wall sooner than one where three mediocre heroes amplify each other. Upgrades are spread across individuals and across the group, which means the efficient spend changes as the squad grows rather than staying fixed. It earns while closed, and the prestige resets — trading current progress for permanent multipliers — are the actual long-term structure, so a run that has stalled is a run ready to reset rather than a failure. Sessions work at any length and the numbers reach the absurd scales the genre expects. It plays one-handed on a phone, runs on anything, and saves reliably. The enemy health scaling is steep enough that a squad which was comfortable ten stages ago stops being adequate quite suddenly, which is the signal the game uses instead of a difficulty message. Reading that signal early saves a lot of wasted tapping.