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3,547 games tagged
35% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 23% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 1,852 of them.
Can you build a ballistic missile in a garage? Assemble missiles by hand, brew fuel in a cement mixer, and sell rockets to shady factions. Invest the money you earn in new parts and a base. Test your arsenal right on the farm's backyard, and try NOT to destroy the entire world ahead of schedule!
P.L.A.C.E.R-1 is an incremental game about a planetary mining robot. Blast rocks with lasers, collect and process valuable resources, purchase upgrades, and automate your operation as you advance to increasingly rich planets.
In this short incremental game you're tasked with growing The Company. Purchase planets, unlock specialized space stations, produce millions of resources, and dominate the solar market. How much can you accomplish in a generation?
Dahlonega, Georgia. 1829. You've got a shovel, a day's food, and a hole in the ground that gets richer the deeper you're willing to go. Every step and every swing costs energy and daylight, so the real game is deciding when to push one more swing of the axe, and when to climb out.
Build an auction career where every bid is a tell. Buy, research and sell valuable objects, read rivals in poker-inspired psychological auctions, build collections, run your own auction house, or become a dealer in the dark market. Every bid is information. Every object could be an opportunity.
Run a scrappy pop culture magazine through the 1980s. Hire writers, editors, and researchers. Manage a Kanban board. Prestige through Volumes. Try not to go broke. Strategic idle sim. Commodore 64 aesthetic. No micro-transactions.
Run a railway company in real time, laying track and finding profitable routes for passengers and freight. Buy shares in other companies, invest in factories and try to keep control of your own railway as AI rivals or other players buy into it.
Splice genes into strange living creatures for a cheerfully evil biotech corp — inside a game that pretends to be your work computer. Raise them, breed them, put them to work, and hit quota before the Review Cycle ends. Your employer calls them Bioassets™.
Finally, a game you deserve! It's entirely up to you whether you save the princess or rob the bank. But can you actually find a way to make it happen? Entitled is a young adult simulator in a modern medieval fantasy world, with a lot of secret content.
Lead a family dynasty across living nations. Farm, trade, found a bank, arm wars, and out-compete rival houses — solo or online with friends.
A real-time multiplayer space trading game in a shared persistent galaxy. Haul cargo across a living player-driven galaxy, mine asteroids, colonize and industrialize planets, become a pirate (or a hunt them), or out-trade every other captain - solo or with your friends. PvP & PvE.
A corporate-hell roguelike auto-battler. Hire a disposable worker, build game-breaking combos out of office junk, and send them up the corporate ladder through the circles of Limbo Corp. When they burn out, open a new headcount. The only way out is up.