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6,485 games tagged
61% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 6% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 5,606 of them.
Scan dumpsters for valuable recyclable materials and restore a city trapped in darkness. Craft solar infrastructure from recovered waste, automate recycling systems, and gradually bring buildings, traffic, and an entire city back to life.
Grab, pull, and pop blackheads out. A weirdly satisfying pore-cleaning simulator.
A toy-scale tower defense roguelite. Mount dart blasters, cap guns and spud cannons on a toy train, draft new towers between waves, crack open toy chests, and hold the line as wave after wave of plastic soldiers marches across the bedroom floor to take down your teddy bear!
A casual Hexcells-like puzzle game where you reveal hidden drawings among the stars.
A cozy crafting and workshop-management game about mining rough gems, restoring them by hand, brewing potions, forging fine pieces, and growing a humble workshop into a master artisan atelier.
The people were oppressed—but the peasants of Kaga were different. They ousted their lords and built a nation with their own hands. Develop your villages and take up arms against the advancing Oda army. A fantasy Sengoku RTS where the common folk are the true protagonists.
A whisper-quiet aquarium that lives in the corner of your screen. Collect 200+ real-world fish across tropical, coldwater and reef tanks, breed them for rare strains, run a whole fishroom, and let the tank tick over while you work. No pressure, no fail state — just your fish, drifting.
An online co-op game for 1-6 players where you fish with your friends to feed The One Fish! Catch fish of all shapes, sizes, and whimsical effects to keep up with its ever-growing appetite.
Run your own tabletop game shop! Order stock, fill the shelves, set your prices, work the register, hire staff and expand. Open mystery boxes to collect rare miniatures, paint your own, rent out tables, then step behind the GM screen to run RPG sessions where every choice shapes the story.
A pixel god game where your people are watching you back. Shape a living world, then bless it or burn it. Villages remember every miracle and every meteor: they raise idols in your image, pray to you by name, and, pushed too far, raise a Godslayer to tear your idols down.
Build the card room of your dreams. SimPoker is a pixel-art poker-room tycoon: lay out tables, hire dealers, run the cage, manage waitlists and staff, and host nightly tournaments. Every hand is really dealt, so sit down and play yourself or run the floor and rake it in.
From a corner of your screen, TEKUTEKU wanders Tokyo, finding small sparkling things for its notebook. Pack its lunchbox and the journey shifts. It scribbles along as you type, and may leave a letter if you stay a while. A hand-drawn, cozy desktop game of discovery and collection.