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541 games tagged
41% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 16% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 429 of them.
A desktop pet for people who code with AI. When you prompt your agent (Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity), your mascot runs to the stage and dances while customers throw bills worth what that prompt costs at API prices.
Bring order to a messy record shop. Pick up 4,000 records, sort them onto the right shelves by music genre, and watch the shop come together one record at a time. Upgrade your carrying capacity, put some music on, and take a moment to enjoy it.
Cut, peel, pop and scrub your way through ten small worlds of real sounds. A water cube, a rainbow party, a machine that grows out of tingles. No score to chase, no clock, nothing watching you. Wear headphones.
Care for animals, build lasting bonds, and learn new abilities from your companions in Faunaville, a cozy farming RPG. Grow crops, cook meals, fish, help the townsfolk, and explore alongside an animal buddy in turn-based battles. All at your own pace. No stamina bar, no day clock, do what you want.
Take over your grandfather's jade workshop. Inspect rough stones with a flashlight, look for cracks, and choose where to cut. Turn the jade you uncover into bangles, pendants, and carvings. Sell your work online, fulfill custom orders, and learn from every stone.
A cozy idle fishing game that lives on your desktop. While you work or relax, your little angler fishes on a tiny planet in the corner of your screen — catch 100 kinds of fish, fill your collection, dress up, and adopt charming pets.
Open a small vape shop and build it into an empire. Stock the shelves, price against a moving market, serve customers at the till, hire and train staff, mix your own e-liquids, repair devices and expand into a bigger store — on your own or with up to three friends in co-op.