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7,318 games tagged
28% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 28% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 6,016 of them.
Climb from intern to administrator of reality in Office God, a satirical incremental game set inside a retro desktop. Automate busywork, hire employees, buy companies, and turn corporate drudgery into cosmic power. Your next promotion is everyone else's problem.
From a slice of bread to a parade of cats! Click food, trigger satisfying chains, and combine feline talents in a cozy pixel-art incremental game. Explore five growing shops, meet 88 cats, and celebrate around the campfire to earn lasting upgrades.
A game about doing absolutely nothing. Stare at a black screen, watch a timer and prove that time is still passing
In Head Miner, your miner keeps working while you build up your power and income. Expand your mining area, collect valuable resources, unlock stronger equipment, and invest your earnings into upgrades that make everything faster, bigger, and more rewarding.
Milk and Pixels: A Cozy Brick Breaker. Inspired by EMDR therapy, track the ball across gentle day-to-night pixelated skies, soak in mindful affirmations, catch fireflies, and unwind at your own pace. It's a nostalgic brick breaker for the rest of us.
Connect code blocks together to build bots to compete against other players in various simulated mini-games.
It's a tower defence game with a skill tree. Play as the pilot that crash the spaceship in the unknown white space. Defend the spaceship from a horde of enemies through multiple stages while fixing the ship to escape from this place.
An online idle auto-battler that lives on your taskbar. Build your party, upgrade and ascend heroes, collect tradable loot and push deeper into endless expeditions and dungeons.
Explore an old operating system in this incremental game about software that pays its users. Type stories, earn money, upgrade your software, and unlock new programs. Discover how lucrative the Screen Saver OS can be!
Send one unlucky duck into overdrive! Dash through gaps and collect powerful boosters. More speed means a higher multiplier, boosting their recharge rate or effects. Blow up pipes, phase through them, or shrink to squeeze past. Just try not to crash!
Make The Number Bigger is a retro incremental game with one objective: Make the number bigger. Press the button, generate numbers automatically, buy upgrades, stack multipliers, and push your total higher and higher. It starts simple. It does not stay simple.
Fill the canvas. Then fill a bigger one. An incremental paint game on a 1995 desktop, from a single page toward a billion tiles. Widen your brush, hire painters that work while you are away, and print each page into a stronger start.