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7,686 games tagged
33% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 32% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 3,985 of them.
Run your father's shop in a first-person fantasy insurance simulation. Write policies for adventurers, investigate damage claims, and decide which losses to pay or deny. Manage your funds and inventory while keeping your customers' trust.
Start as a journalist and build a media empire. Design your HQ and studios, hire staff and create hit TV shows, then launch your own streaming platform and fund movies and series. Rise from nobody to mogul in a bustling, living city.
Dig deep, keep the drill alive, and sell what you haul. Terrum DeepDrill is a single-player mining job: manage fuel, heat, hull, and cargo while the company bills you for every mistake.
Draw, merge, and position heavy equipment to hold a busy construction site. Chase gains in a fictional market or spend your cash on stronger rigs now in this luck-driven tower defense game.
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.
Ah, the endless struggle. You need experience to get a job, but you need a job to get the experience. Fortunately, you find yourself in a position where you decide who gets the job, and the consequences that comes with those choices... and then there's taxes...
Cute animals. Sharp tools. You are the Ghoul, and the shaft never stops filling. Chop what drops, keep ten rows of glass pipe flowing, unleash the organ-eating dragon, then ascend into faster, nastier runs. An active clicker with a body count. No ads. No timers. One price.
An idle and clicker game about a machine that is never finished. Build seesaws and mills and let items fall through them: every single piece with real physics. Decide for yourself whether you click, wait or let the machines work. Plus a Teamwork mode with a shared monthly goal.
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.
Name your company, fetch your staff, submit your offers to the tenders and dominate the local and international markets.
A first-person power-empire sim. The AI boom has swallowed the grid: start with nothing in a town run by Evil Corp's coal plant, build solar, wind and batteries, wire them up, and knock on doors to sell power until the whole town runs on green energy for lower prices.
Click the button, spawn incredible chests, and smash them open for amazing rewards! Upgrade your clicks, unlock powerful abilities, and build your way to bigger and better rewards.