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5,708 games tagged
48% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 12% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Adventure, which covers 2,570 of them.
THE HI-RES HORROR OF 1996. Operate a scenic cable car in mid-90s New Zealand. Pick up and drop off the regular crowd of weirdos on night shift. Keep an eye on your unpredictable co-worker in the opposite car. And try not to die. A darkly comic first-person retro slasher.
A keyboard-driven incremental desktop companion. Turn everyday typing into a tiny prison, collect equipment, and build chain reactions across your keys. Let the inmates keep you company, then return to experiment with your next build.
A digital comic set in the Beholder universe, presented as a handbook for the ever-watchful landlord. Discover the fine art of minding everyone else's business through dark humor, suspicious tenants, and the absurd rules of the Great State that never stops watching.
A satirical incremental game where your mouse is the tax ring. Anyone inside it pays. Invent absurd taxes, chase fleeing billionaires and get re-elected. Then tax penguins, microbes, aliens and ghosts. They will thank you.
An online 3v3 courtroom party game where you and your friends become chaotic lawyers, arguing before an AI cast that runs locally on your PC. Talk to clients, build your case, then take on your friends in court. Will you be the lawyer everyone calls, or the one they regret calling?
Run a supernatural factory alone or with up to 9 friends. Care for unpredictable creatures, turn their materials into goods, and meet rising company quotas. Haul cargo, monitor the facility, and survive blackouts and containment breaches together.
Climb with a fire axe. Sit in a watering can. Try to look like this was your plan.
Satirical political sim played from your desk. A nobody from the couch runs for office and signs laws by hand, drawing the signature yourself. Every law pleases some factions and enrages others. Tomorrow's paper will judge you, and the friends who paid your registration will come to collect.