Idle & Incremental Lovers recommends Frostalnd, with some caveats:
Story is minimal, you'll mainly be clicking, collecting and crafting in a cozy little snowy valley. No stress crafting experience, but can feel pretty repetitive even for die-hard fans of the genre.
+ If you want to chill out with absolutely no stress involved while listening to a podcast or watching your favourite TV show, this may be your game.
+ Decent art, decent gameplay, decent UI (but nothing really stands out).
+ Wrist-friendly : click and hold down the mouse button. Always appreciable!
+/- Inspired by Click Mage, with pretty much the same qualities and flaws. If you liked Click Mage, you're gonna like Frostland!
- The crafting system is very linear (classic copper > silver > gold, for example), so you quickly realize you're doing the same thing over and over, with different "skins".
- Don't be a silly goose like me and put a heavy book on your mouse button to farm a resource for 20 minutes, you'll end up having too much and start lagging like crazy.
- Ending was disappointing, but YMMV.
*TLDR: Game can feel pretty repetitive, but snow big deal if you just want to chill.*
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Fun little relaxing incremental game centered around harvesting and manufacturing increasingly advancing materials and tools to help a dog wizard acquire a magical staff from a frozen lake. Good way to take a break and it's addicting learning to manually process materials through your set up. Easy recommend