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3,528 games tagged
35% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 23% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 1,849 of them.
Wall Street Donkey is a beautifully unhinged stock-market deckbuilding roguelite. Relive a century of crashes, bubbles, pandemics, and tariff wars. Read the news, rig the market, stack 20× leverage—and become either a Wall Street legend or its highest-flying donkey.
This is a game about the pressure of keeping ships productive. Idle ships bleed money. Late deliveries hurt your reputation. Old hulls develop histories. Captains become known quantities. A quiet ore run can suddenly become a rescue problem, a customs problem, or a piracy problem.
Build a bottle-cap factory, automate the line, and survive quarterly reviews from investors who judge you on a single number. A satirical factory-management roguelite: hit their KPI, buy back every share, and show them the door.
Space Catnips is an incremental game where you harvest catnips from alien planets and showcase them in your bar to attract a wide variety of space cats!
You have an idea and no company. Ninety weeks later you have a company and no control. A startup life sim where investors are people, the term sheet is a document you can actually misread, and failure is the punchline. Roguelike runs, 30 minutes to 4 hours.
This is a cyberpunk HD-2D stealth assassination game. Players become an ordinary employee abandoned by the corporate system, using the environment, strategy, and cybernetic abilities to infiltrate secure facilities and carry out a "corporate termination operation" against company executives.
The Football Manager of boxing. Build your promotional empire from nothing, scout fighters, negotiate contracts, sell the fights, and outmanoeuvre rival promoters in a fully simulated world. You're not the fighter. You're the power behind them
You spent everything on 500,000 unclaimed cargo boxes. Now you have to open every single one. A first-person incremental game about grinding boxes, feeding a hole that never fills, and calling it a business plan. Buy tools, drones, and automation. Only 499,997 to go.
In Korea, small retail investors are called "ants." Survive as one in a fast, volatile stock market modeled on Korea's: read the macro currents beneath the charts, allocate your assets, and outlast the crashes. Play solo, or compete with up to 4 players in the same live market.
Senior fund managers put their pride on the line. Read the market first through your own intel network. Reveal or conceal information to steer stock prices your way. Outwit your rivals, earn the highest return, and prove you're the best fund manager.
Travel between five distinct cities, trade across shifting markets, gather intelligence, bid at auctions, explore the black market, research rare artifacts, and hire specialists to strengthen your enterprise. In Roads Beneath the Crown, every deal and decision shapes the merchant you become.
An interactive essay on art in the age of big tech. In the near future. The Tatly megacorporation monopolizes the art market with AI algorithms. Play as a young curator navigating corporate intrigue and high-stakes deals. Ready to join the corporate team?