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6,132 games tagged
46% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 11% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 4,135 of them.
A tiny night market lives right above your taskbar. While you work, the stalls cook, sell and grow on their own. When you have a minute, help out at the stalls, toss a few rings, fill regulars' orders and wait for rare visitors — and watch one candied-hawthorn cart grow into a glowing street.
Welcome to your new job at the coziest, most chaotic plushie store! Sort 4000 adorable plushies, unlock quirky vending-machine buffs, and sort alt-universe variants in this satisfying, physics-based organization game.
A quake shook 6,098 glazed tiles loose across an old voxel palace. Pick each one up and set it back on its chalked spot. Earn coins, buy better tools, fire cracked tiles in the kiln and open the palace one room at a time.
An alien retro arena shooter. Beat your competition to steal their abilities, or have your abilities stolen first. Engage in a solo campaign, bring a friend along for splitscreen couch co-op action, or join an online match and see who can keep their HEDZ on their shoulders.
A satirical clicker where the goal isn't to get rich: it's to owe as much as possible. Click your credit card, spend what you borrow, sign every loan, and climb from a broke apartment to a mortgage on the Sun and a loan against Reality itself.
A retired ronin picking up his sword one last time, and a bamboo forest that has grown over his whole life. Cut your way through it one swing at a time, haul the pieces home, sharpen your blade and find out what's waiting at your old master's grave.
A card roguelite about ripping open booster packs. Crack boxes, rip packs, and score every pack by Attack × Power. Then face the real choice: sell your God-tier Legendary for cash, slot it into your Binder for permanent buffs, or send it off for grading and pray for a Gem Mint 10.