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1,884 games tagged
39% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 15% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 971 of them.
You take on the role of Alice, who wanders through a dark forest in search of a way out. On her journey she meets many figures — each one a reflection of her own personality, an echo of her fears, and a manifestation of her subconscious.
A stealth roguelite where a giant eye learns how you play. Gather essence to open the hatch, evade its watchtowers and scouts, and descend to the next floor. Change your habits as OKO changes the hunt. Every run, a new eye.
Guide Chrobits as they mine, refine, and collect over 16 million unique colors while automating their work in this relaxing incremental game.
Eat the pigs to survive this oppressive concrete world. A short and surreal FPS.
Press one button. Regret it immediately. A bite-sized analog horror comedy made to be finished in minutes, streamed for reactions, or gifted to a friend as a tiny act of betrayal. Headphones strongly recommended. Friendship not guaranteed.
Brick Brook is a cozy brick-building sandbox game. Design your own sets and send them to a friend to assemble, follow a daily creative prompt, dive into free build, or get inspired by community creations.
A short film you shoot your way through with 1-4 players. The entire game is one fifteen-minute battle, scored to a single piece of music; it's an experiment in using music and gameplay to capture a brief but powerful feeling: The Last Stand. "This is it! We fight, or we die!"
Step behind the security terminal in this tense psychological game. Review shift directives, scan incoming personnel, and make life-or-death decisions. Trust no one, and quarantine every doubt before the contagion breaches the facility.
Shooting Things Incrementally is a twin-stick shooter merged with an incremental. Start from nothing and build yourself into an unstoppable force as you fight hordes of deadly foes and bosses at the edge of the galaxy.
Build the legendary Hundredth Gear, a 100-stage mechanical machine, in this first-person incremental game. Start with your own two hands, then research, upgrade and automate your growing creation as you chase the impossible: 10¹⁰⁰ rotations. What happens if you actually reach it?
A number-merging incremental game where you build a lab to push numbers higher and uncover the God Number. Generate and merge matching numbers, upgrade and automate your machines, and discover how far numbers can go.
A falling music game played with one mouse. Sink through a sleeping city as a teddy bear nobody came back for; everything you touch rings out and lights up. No timing, no failure, no difficulty. Miss every note and the song still finishes — one fall is one song, about four and a half minutes.