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7,579 games tagged
33% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 32% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 3,912 of them.
A turn-based narrative political sim: govern Mexico from the presidency, 1920–1940. Build your cabinet, lobby Congress, negotiate with rebels and send troops into battle without knowing how far they’ll obey. What if Zapata had become president? Or Villa? 75 endings, from historical to far-fetched.
1 Billion chocolate bars! One golden ticket is hidden in a mountain of Winky chocolate bars. Open them, rewrap the chocolate as your own knock-off brand, Wonko!, and sell it. Hire staff, build production lines and grow a factory big enough to find the ticket, alone or with up to three friends.
Run a buhurt club: five fighters a side, real steel, last team standing. Sign fighters, hire captains and build your ground, then draw the fight yourself or sim it, and climb from a backyard field to the Worlds.
A darkly funny pawnshop roguelike. Your late uncle left you his shop and his debt to Mr. Grin. Buy strange stock, arrange the shelf so every item boosts its neighbours, and pay up every five days. Come up short and he takes a finger.
A cozy first-person toy shop sim. Cast rubber ducks, sew plush toys by hand, then box, tape, ribbon and ship each order out the window. Customers review every parcel, and they notice a crooked eye. Spend what you earn on new toys, a helper and decor.
Run a sky cruiser built by Tenshi. Expand it room by room with new floors and terraces, offer dining and entertainment, and carry guests from port to port as you grow your business above the clouds.
Run your own 3D printing shop. Serve customers and negotiate orders by day; monitor printers, fix failures, and handle power outages by night. Manage materials, upgrade your machines, and grow your business, layer by layer.
Command a mercenary company in a living sector. Trade, fight and scheme in real-time fleet battles while empires go to war around you. Play solo or with friends over Steam, and mod everything through the Workshop.
Run a cosy medieval tavern in the walled city of Aldermont. Pour ale, cook over the hearth, hire a musician and keep your regulars happy - and when a brawl breaks out, settle it with your own fists. Start with a small inn and work your way up to the finest house on the market square.
An online space-mining idle incremental game that lives in the corner of your screen. Mine alongside other pilots, unlock automatic mining, upgrade your ship, and build your own orbital station while you work or browse.
Start in the Serf Shack with twenty-five gold. Grow herbs, raise a herd, tan the hides, brew phials, melt a beaten man's harness into a sword, and sell the lot. Then buy the castle. An isometric medieval life sim where every day is a twenty-minute countdown and the rent is still due.
Dig into a mountain-sized cake with spoons, lasers, and jackhammers. Unearth fruit and bizarre treasures, sell what you find, upgrade your tools, and dig deeper into hidden jungle waterfalls, crystal caves, and sunken chests.