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30% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 32% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 4,160 of them.
Build a pirate empire one leaky boat at a time. Trade, fight and board your way across a living low-poly archipelago where factions go to war, ports boom and bust, and sea monsters want a snack. Sail alone or with up to 8 friends in online co-op.
Build and run a fantasy tavern, then venture into the crypt. Brew ale and cider, cook hearty meals, serve guests who remember you, and explore the Drowned Abbey for combat and loot. Grow your reputation at the bar and prepare for the next expedition.
A coin-flip roguelite against the clock. Flip coins on a stone altar beside the river of the dead, draft coins and blessings from Charon's offerings, merge them up, and pay the ferryman's toll before his light reaches you. Break the guardian coins and cross five rivers.
Story-focused gunrunning sim. Find a contact who can supply, make the deal, smuggle it over the border, and sell it to a buyer. Pay them, stall, lie, or steal. Treat them with respect or spit on them. But remember that fucking people over has its price...
Take a single-seater racing team all the way to the title. Design the car, sign the drivers, read the weather and make the calls from the pit wall. Every race is simulated wheel to wheel, so a well-timed stop or the right tires can swing the result.
Burn bootleg games in a waterfront shed and sell them off a folding table while a patrol cop works the block. Every disc you get your hands on unlocks a new branch of the piracy tree. Save enough and the failing internet cafe across town goes up for sale.
Blast asteroids, collect resources, upgrade your mining systems, and build an increasingly absurd mining operation for the galaxy's only trillionaire. Every asteroid destroyed brings you closer to unimaginable wealth. Unfortunately, most of it belongs to the corporation.
Start with an empty account and load the first cargo yourself. Hire and train workers, add wagons and expand your station and warehouse. In this railway idle game, watch the flow of goods, spot bottlenecks and decide which upgrade will make the biggest difference.
Your farm is decaying - every harvest keeps it alive. Turn a tiny field into a massive harvesting machine in this incremental idle roguelite. Combine hundreds of skills, automate your harvest, invest your resources in permanent upgrades, and grow stronger with every run.
Seven Rukks is a brutal fantasy sports management game. Build your team, develop your players, plan your lineup and tactics, and lead your club through a ruthless league where glory, profit, and survival are often only one Rukk apart.
Run your own body shop and fix cars by hand. Inspect, quote and win the job, then strip, cut out rot, weld, fill, sand, mask, mix and spray the paint, polish and wash. Deliver on time, earn good reviews and work your way up from apprentice to foreman.
A pixel-art business tycoon. Run an electronics and car company from 1980 to today: research 45 years of tech, design desktops, laptops, phones, cars and engines part by part in 3D, build your campus and fight twelve rival companies for every market.