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38% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 12% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with 2D, which covers 3,039 of them.
From the eccentric mind of Jeff Minter, onto the greasy lap of a lazy developer on a mission, the classic Commodore 64 game Gridrunner, now rebuilt for the modern era! More features to be announced soon!
Fire of Changbai is a 2D real-time tactics game set against the backdrop of the anti-Japanese guerrilla war in Northeast China in the 1930s. The game's story and maps are drawn from real history, narrating—from the perspective of a Korean anti-Japanese leader.
An anti-gravity racer drawn in pure light. Seven wireframe tracks, eight ships and real racing physics — the desktop edition of a racing game built for the 1982 Vectrex, the console that drew with an electron beam.
Dig out a buried castle room by room in this turn-based pixel art roguelite. Every action costs energy: when it runs out you're back at camp, but everything you dug stays dug. Upgrade your tools, unearth monsters and beat bosses that each play by their own rules.
The two hit games Fairlight I and II now as a single game updated for play on Windows/STEAM! The Fairlight games are famous for being award winning 3D adventure games with numerous puzzles to solve. Navigate the 3D world of castles and woodlands to find secret passages and magical objects.
Build a computer from the inside out. Write real assembly, watch every register and byte change live, then draw graphics, compose chiptune music, program a robot arm and build 3D voxel worlds. 100+ missions. Full mod support. No black boxes.
Build a deck of towers, buildings, and spells to defend your town against endless waves. Grow your economy, upgrade your defenders, and try new combinations on random maps. Play solo or with a friend, and meet Grimlane's characters in the story campaign.
A cassette tape in white gloves takes on a CD who says tapes are obsolete. Run, jump and blast musical notes through 64 scenes and 16 boss fights in a 2D platformer drawn like a 1930s rubber-hose cartoon, set in neon 1985. Botch a jump? Rewind your own tape and take it again.