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841 games tagged
48% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 11% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 801 of them.
You are procrastinating, and your birds voice their opinions! An idle bird game that chills on your screen - grow a flock on a floating island, feed them, collect every species, and get roasted while you work!
Catch pigeons and sell them as rotisserie chicken! Or set your hard-won catch free! Run a pigeon rotisserie on your desktop, and let your favorite pigeons play on top of your taskbar.
Catch drifting seeds, click to watch them bloom, and grow a secret lake garden right on your desktop. My Secret Lake is a cozy idle game whose plants keep growing while you work, study, or unwind, floating over your own wallpaper or under a sky of its own.
Your new coworker lives in a pop-up diorama on your desktop. Milo clocks in, battles slimes and skeletons room by room, and trudges home to nap by the campfire when he's pooped. Spend his loot to forge better swords and grow a cozy little town, or just let him work.
A little painted riverbank in the corner of your screen, where cats wander over while you work. An angler fishes, the cats get a share, and you can pet each one and give it a name. Nothing to tend, even while you're away.
A desktop companion game. Open a tiny window on the screen to a distant place.
While you play your main game, your taskbar guild is fighting too. A tiny MMO guild lives at the bottom of your screen and keeps you company: guildmates hunt, play a match every hour and grow stronger, aiming for the top league title. Characters retire. Your guildmates don't.
A pack of rescue dogs fights zombies right above your taskbar. They battle on their own while you work, play or watch videos. Drop in now and then to equip new gear, learn skills and send the pack deeper into the frozen mountains.
Run a pixel farm on your desktop. Grow crops, hire farmers, raise chickens and arrange buildings your way. Assign farmers to sow, water and harvest, then sell crops to expand your land. Check in on the farm now and then while you work, study or take a break.
Tillow is a cozy isometric farm builder that keeps working while you do. Lay out fields, keep animals, make your own wine or distil grappa, and let your workers take over. Docked as a narrow bar at the edge of your screen, it keeps you company while you do other things. No losing, no timers.
The keyboard is a cat bed. The monitor is standing between you and your cat. Productivity? That can wait. A cozy desktop idle game: grow potatoes, feed your furry friends, and unlock new experts in the art of distraction.
Learn hiragana and katakana without sitting down for it. Mame is a desktop companion who turns your idle moments into tiny, painless reviews: spaced-repetition drills for kana and vocabulary, with no streaks and no guilt. A study buddy in the corner of your screen.