Single-player games like Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop
Below are 9 single-player Steam games similar to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop, ranked by player overlap. Every pick carries Steam's Single-player category, so multiplayer-only titles or always-online games don't sneak in. imho.run pulls the category data from Steam directly — Single-player here matches what the store labels.
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Ranked picks
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Factory Time
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Casual with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
A factory automation incremental game at the end of the universe. Start crafting by hand, automate production, and build the Chronoforge to escape.
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Dark Web
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
Start a cartel from your basement in this dark web incremental sim. Grow weed, sell exotic tigers, hire hitmen, and scam sweet, innocent old ladies. Trade meme coins, gamble crypto on blackjack, outsmart the Feds, sell stolen data, and blackmail grannies to bake weed brownies for your empire!
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Now With More Plunk
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Casual with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
A Plinko-like incremental where your coins strum harps, hit drums, and eventually create their own master orchestra. Go Plunk it up!
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Run & Dungeon
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Casual with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
Run & Dungeon is a fast paced incremental game where your party of fearless adventurers speed through dungeons in search of legendary loot. Smash through anything blocking your path to earn resources, unlock upgrades, learn powerful new abilities, and expand your team. Delve deep into the unknown...
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Drugs and Crime Idle
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
Behind every great fortune, lies a great crime! Sell drugs, attack with your gang, gamble your CrimeCoins away and hope, that you get that rare item, finally. Free-to-play. Offline Progression. No Microtransactions except 2 optional DLCs.
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Billion Bounces
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
Billion Bounces is a short incremental game with bouncing balls, bumpers, and one goal: earn coins, buy upgrades, and watch the economy slowly fall apart.
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OurClicker
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Casual with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
From the creators of OurLife and OurCoven, OurClicker is a brand new clicker game that puts you in charge of an up-and-coming Game Development Studio where all you do is... CLICK!
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Burn Tree Burn
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Strategy and Casual with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
An incremental about burning down a forest. Drag a flame across the trees, watch the fire chain from grove to grove, and bank charcoal to make every burn hotter, hungrier and in a larger forest.
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Orbital Checkpoint
Single-player alternative to Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Cratebreaker: Wasteland Workshop.
Orbital Checkpoint is a sci-fi border control simulator. Check alien documents, scan suspicious luggage, detect contraband, and manage your tight budget on station GSA-42. Regulations change daily, but bills for oxygen and coffee always arrive on time. Will you risk letting the Acid Lemons pass?