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3,852 games tagged
53% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 7% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Cute, which covers 2,806 of them.
Team up for explosive co-op, take on the campaign solo, or challenge friends in Arena PvP. Clear 20 levels of enemies and spawners, find upgrades and plan your escape before the bombs go off. Play with up to four in campaign or eight in continuous Arena battles.
Pilot a cat-shaped ship through a neon rhythm tunnel. Hit, hold and trace notes to the beat, chase high scores, and take a loud, unruly cat band from rehearsal room to stage. Unlock partners and songs across four difficulties in this music-driven arcade adventure.
A desktop idle birdwatching game. Play passively or actively, collect bird entries, compete in the Big Year rankings and observe bird behaviors. Light and low-time investment, ideal to leave on your desktop corner for casual breaks.
A regional television programme from 2003 that you fish inside of. Cast into ponds, storm drains, sofa cushions, and the internet. 135 "Fish" species. Hosted by everyone's favourite Pineapple Cat.
Explore Paris through the eyes of a cat! In this hand-drawn adventure, wander café-lined alleys, climb rooftops and leap between the monuments of the City of Light. Bienvenue à Paris, meow!
Your desktop is no longer yours. A tiny cat walks across your windows 😼. They watch what you do, scream at your doomscrolling, demand attention, and write it all down in a tiny diary. Pet them. Feed them. Apologize to them. Don’t you dare ignore them!
A bullet-heaven roguelike where you are a cat, blasting through swarms of enemies. Level up, pick perks of different rarity and elemental affinity, grab new weapons, and take down tough bosses along the way.
A cozy sudoku game for the end of the day, with a cat for company. Play thousands of hand-graded puzzles offline, or solve the Nightly — one shared puzzle a day, every day. Pick a lofi station, layer rain over it, and settle in. Every board is solvable by logic alone; not one needs a guess.