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7,877 games tagged
30% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 32% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 4,105 of them.
Start with a bedsheet, a bargain-bin launch monitor, and a dream. Beat 40 arcade golf challenges, earn cash, and install 20 upgrades as you turn a janky garage setup into the ultimate home golf simulator.
Leaving the city behind, driving a pickup truck to a remote wilderness to build a dome farm from scratch. Hand-fabricating components, erecting shelters, growing crops, and running an aquaponics system, then bringing the harvest straight to the farm table.
Realpolitiks 4 returns to its roots. Lead your chosen nation in an accessible real-time strategy game. Develop your economy, shape politics, forge alliances and plan military operations. Face the crises of the 21st century and chart your own path to power!
Scratch tickets, merge cash 2048-style, and set off chains of rockets, TNT, and lightning to afford your next ticket. Build broken combos with dozens of lucky charms in a neon-soaked roguelike about chasing the big win, and what it really costs.
Break the support. Drop the slab. Smash the rock below. Rockburst is an incremental mining game about setting off collapses, collecting ore and buying upgrades to dig deeper before your lamp runs out.
Learn a trade, earn your first wages, and save for a place of your own. DAYSOWN is a single-player life sim of hands-on jobs, village crafts, growing food, and making a living one day at a time.
Prefect of the Ancient City: an ancient-China idle city-builder. You grow a humble village into a thriving metropolis—plan markets, trade, recruit talents, raise a family, train an army. Balance prosperity with contentment; let it run offline as you build your golden age.
An incremental tycoon about getting rich in a crooked city. Play as a thief, a dirty cop, a 9–5 worker or a suburban teen, and climb from nobody to the person Port Vesper can't function without. Every run, the city you left behind has changed.
A free-to-play MMO at Giza, 2540 BCE. Arrive as a laborer while Khafre's pyramid rises and the Sphinx is carved from the bedrock. Haul stone for the Great Work, craft, trade on one market and rise in rank in one shared world. Cosmetics and convenience only, never pay-to-win.
A Caribbean crew-sim and ship-management game set from 1692 onward. Captain a ship, sign honest contracts or seize other ships, trade between ports and fight at sea, all while answering to a crew of named men with opinions and a written share of the plunder.
A table tennis management game. Take a small club from the bottom of the league to a world title: run the league team that pays the bills and the players chasing the World Tour, read every match stroke by stroke, and raise a fifteen-year-old into a world champion.
Trading and real-time naval combat. Canton, 1840: one year to make your fortune. Buy where goods are made, sell where they are scarce, fire broadsides at pirates and ride out the typhoons. Three seas, three eras: China, the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean.