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7,164 games tagged
30% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 32% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 3,710 of them.
Design and build your own rail vehicles, lay the tracks they run on, drive your creations, haul cargo, and develop new technology in an open-ended railway engineering sandbox.
Fight for the galaxy in fast, twitch-reflex 2D dogfights, then turn every world you conquer into an automated engine of war. Command a growing star empire, upgrade your flagship's weapons and modules, and out-produce rival AI commanders in a living, planet-by-planet economy.
A cyberpunk stock market roguelite deckbuilder. Draw chips from your deck and slam them onto a live 60-second chart: trendlines the price bounces off, rockets, zones, shields. Build your terminal from 150+ edge chips, beat a rising weekly target, and survive whatever the Exchange fires at you.
Trade a fantasy stock market where company fundamentals, news and rival investors shape your decisions. Read charts, manage multiplier positions, negotiate contracts and trade information as you compete for net worth—solo or with up to eight players.
Raise a fortified Slavic stronghold, keep its people fed and warm, then lead your warband where ambushes, supply lines, fire, winter and plague matter more than numbers. Real-time strategy with late-'90s pixel art and a deep, modern simulation underneath.
10 tons of garbage. One lost photo archive. One very questionable mission. 🗑️ Dig through mountains of trash, sell the junk, find rare treasures, upgrade your gear, and uncover every last photo. 🔞
Shape a living planet, study its shifting seasons, and build a resilient society across a world defined by climate, resources, and risk. Every civilization begins with understanding the world beneath it. Make thoughtful compromises and build a world that can withstand the scope of human impact.