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8,713 games tagged
47% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 11% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Action, which covers 4,397 of them.
The peaceful, familiar everyday life is completely turned upside down by the chaos that has erupted at the base. The silence of the archive is dissapear, leaving nothing but survival. Will I ever get to tell the story of everything I’ve been through, or will I, too, become a part of the archive?
Detroit, 1998. Investigate crimes through an old police OS: examine documents, connect clues and test alibis. Choose whom to accuse, a motive and evidence for court. Your theory could put an innocent person behind bars. Will you spot the evidence that proves it wrong?
A retro-styled co-op action roguelike in Viking-age Norway. Raid as one of five black-metal Vikings, carve through draugr, trolls and corpse-ravens, and topple the monsters who rule three cursed regions, to an original industrial metal score by Norway's Melt Motif. Solo or with up to three friends.
The disk magazine is back. A whole-school software magazine from indie studio HU-GA. Free issue 00 holds a trial of the pixel-art driving game DAWN CAR with an ending found only here, plus the creator's audio commentary, and episode 01 of the talk show Zolge Station. New issues arrive as DLC.
Run a small-town computer shop in 1999. Buy broken PCs for a few dollars, open them up, find the fault and repair them, build custom machines for customers, stock the shelves and grow the store. Then close up shop and play the games on the computers you saved.
ChromaBreak is a high-speed rhythm action bullet-hell sidescroller. Graze deadly neon hazards, trigger shockwave parries, switch color polarities, and defeat colossal geometric bosses to claim their weapons in heart-pounding solo or local 2-player co-op combat.
A hand-drawn papercut desktop pet with blind-box collecting and Pomodoro focus. A fridge-bellied grandpa and a big-mouthed cow cat live in your screen corner
Run a hockey club in a league you design, then simulate, watch or play every game, from a top-down view or full 3D broadcast cameras. Set the lines and the rules, make trades, manage shifts and fatigue. Edit every league, team and player in-game, import your own or community rosters.
Six months after the Meet & Greet went wrong, the Kunimoto Toy Mall is sealed and silent. You break in for a card no one has ever seen. The Kunis, the cats from the Kunimoto trading cards, are still here. So is Clat, a scared little clown cat who needs you as much as you need him.
A first-person psychological horror game set in a derelict asylum in 1991. Search Ward Nine for five patient files while the Warden hunts you through the dark. Hide, ration your flashlight, and hold on to your sanity. No two players are given the same asylum.
It’s 1994 and Channel 9 is still on the air. Bounce orbs through peg boards, meet tonight’s quota, and spend what you earn at the Commissary between broadcasts. Every run goes deeper into a late-night show that should have stopped airing years ago.
An arcade physics puzzle where you aim and fire tetromino shipments into a compacting bay, build full rows, and survive escalating ten-bay runs.