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3,990 games tagged
33% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 23% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 2,399 of them.
Grimmdustry is an automation game with adventure and RPG elements. After finding yourself stranded in a medieval world full of fantasy tropes, use your knowledge of modern technology to find a way home, or use it to make this new world your own!
Classification yards, waybills and live dispatch — on a 1:4-scale Earth. Build a multi-modal freight empire across rail, sea and air through twelve eras of transport history, in a persistent world shared by up to 255 companies.
Every keypress fires up your drill! Desktop Drill turns your typing into a mining adventure that lives on your desktop. Blast through blocks, unearth rare resources, and unlock new drill parts as you dig deeper with every key you press.
Peeling simulator with creeping horror. Peel, haul, and automate your way through 1,000,000 potatoes in a freezing 1991 warehouse. Build a machine empire of fryers, mashers, and stills - and watch the giant pile shrink. Most potatoes are just potatoes. Some are not.
Build an orbital factory and create a new star. Arrange neighboring machines to boost production, time reactor pulses, and automate your growing foundry. Rebuild for permanent upgrades in a cosmic incremental game.
Throw coins into a piggy bank and watch it swell until it bursts. Fill That Pig is a short, run-based incremental clicker: race the clock, shatter bigger pigs, collect porcelain shards, and grow stronger through a branching skill tree.
Choose a city. Yours, ideally. The hive starts there and spreads through real cities feeding, evolving, working while you're away. A finite premium incremental: eight to ten hours, a declared ending, no microtransactions. One planet.