I thought that was you speaking when I read the title, and I was surprised. Then I noticed the little link at the end.
On a more relevant note, I like the artstyle.

Being someone who heard of it frequently but never actually bothered to play it (the gameplay just isn't for me), it's kind of surprising to me that it got a Steam release.
What's next, Synergism? I know its developers are planning for a Steam release as well.

Long time no see!

Ah, a classic. I wouldn't call it a "clicker" though.

Mid-game spoilers

Also the 9th infinity dimension exists, it's called the 1st time dimension

I wonder what became of this.

Aside from the sources you mentioned, I browse the itch page for games tagged incremental. There's a lot of stuff there which isn't posted on the other channels, although most aren't personally engaging to me. Still, I find some gems once in a while.

This one looks genuinely interesting.

This week I've been mainly continuing my run of Antimatter Dimensions NG-5 (you have to go into the settings to find that mod). However, for some reason every github.io page refuses to load for me. I had to go to the page for the repository and download it.

I found a game this week called Our Ascent, which is a "run-based" incremental (aka has a lot more in common with roguelites than most incrementals). I enjoyed it enough to make a post here where I outlined some of my issues with the game. I also joined its discord server (yes I know) where I found that it was inspired by an Android game called "Inflation RPG". Other people say that another similar game is "Zawia RPG", also on Android. Too bad I can't install games on Android...

Lastly, I've managed to get past sector 74 in Unnamed Space Idle (there's also a steam page). A lot of mechanics open up past that point, and in pretty quick succession too. It was a sharp contrast with the pretty long wait I had to endure to get to that point.

Marill?