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3,495 games tagged
35% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 23% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 1,819 of them.
A turn-based political simulator. You are the Chairman: forty quarters, thirty-four provinces, a deck that keeps your account, and five colleagues who could replace you. Every edict has a stated version and a real one. Every number you see is the number you were given. Thirteen endings.
A cozy FPS incremental game about growing a garden to escape your 9 to 5. Grow crops and shoot down militaristic fruit flies to earn money and upgrade your roof. Do your best; your gnomes are watching.
A relaxing serving game where you've inherited a struggling cafe...along with a huge debt. Wait on tables and serve food as orders keep coming in. Purchase upgrades to expand your cafe, make more money, and pay off your debt!
It's 1995 and the bank is yours. Set rates, approve loans, take deposits, deal in stocks, satisfy the regulator, and try not to break too many rules. A deep banking and finance management sim wrapped in a mid-1990’s desktop.
Crank the AI up to god-tier, take over the world, end humanity… on a Win98 desktop by connecting modules..
You've inherited a rusty assembly line. From sourcing a single bolt to developing your own V8, from a "shady workshop" mocked on forums to a household brand name—every design decision is a stone thrown into water. The ripples across the entire media landscape are the real exam.
Ultracapitalism is a company-building roguelike autobattler where cash is your health and debt is your weapon. Assemble a 10-slot board of corporate assets, customize synergies with buzzwords, and auto-battle rival founders in deterministic asynchronous boardroom combat.
One More Floor is a short incremental game. Ride an elevator into the mines, hit the targets to multiply your coins each floor, and cash out before you die. Unlock new mines, collect rare gems, and buy permanent prestige upgrades.
A deep Hollywood studio simulation, 1930 to the streaming age. A back lot, a million dollars and no pictures. Commission scripts, sign stars to seven-year contracts, book dates against rival studios, and survive television, home video and everything else that came for the movies.
Run the last independent store on a street with two rivals who undercut you daily. Every product has its own breaking point — one markup never works. Order stock, stack shelves, set prices, and count the till at close. Beat them, or watch them take your street.
A hack and slash parkour game set in a sci-fi world. Launch, is a young, agile delivery boy who finds himself battling this mega corporation. The game features fast parkour mechanics focusing on jumping and running your way through the world, often using the environment to your advantage.
Play as Jake, a janitor threatened to be replaced by AI machines, then subsequently fired.Grab your super vacuum cleaner, use it to hoover and destroy everything in your path in this AI-infected company! Shoot and kick everything that is in your path to show your capabilities as a great employee.