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3,387 games tagged
38% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 22% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Adventure, which covers 1,865 of them.
A 48-hour prison riot is over, and 84 people are left to account for. The state wants you to find out what happened to each of them, who was responsible, and with what. All you have is the paperwork: incident reports, statements, autopsies, and camera stills.
Find hidden objects and solve criminal cases in a thrilling detective game!
A first-person co-op heist comedy for up to 4 robbers with one pistol, one van and no plan. Talk your way past the staff, out loud or by typing, grab the cash, and find out which friend sold you out. Bad at crime. Great at talking.
In the roadside town of Cryptwood, the body of a man has been found, killed by a female dildo. A lone hunter takes on the investigation — but the deeper he digs, the clearer he realizes: all eight suspects are not human.
A text-based detective puzzle game set in 1935 China. As a bank investigator, extract clues from documents, search records by keyword and year, identify people in old photos, rebuild a family tree, and reconstruct a residence map to investigate a family's disputed inheritance.
An open-world crime sandbox in Meridian City. Steal cars for the chop shop, then work the family warehouse to bring the heat back down. Shotguns, homing rockets, a minigun car - and hours of TV and radio where every business on the air is a real place.
Plan the route, set the go-codes, kick the door. BREACHPOINT is a top-down pixel-art SWAT tactics game for PC and Mac: a 25-chapter story campaign, a roguelite Operations mode, animal-masked gangsters and a multi-storey map editor. Fully offline single player.
Lunch Money challenges you to run your own secret sweets business at your British secondary school.
Every soul has a past. Every sin demands a price. As an underworld judge, uncover the truth behind each soul's life and decide their fate. Will you deliver justice, or condemn the innocent?