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28% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 28% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 6,279 of them.
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Mystic Realm is an idle cultivation RPG about finding your way with a band of companions. Travel through a world of Chinese fantasy, follow the stories along the road, and grow together at your own pace.
A poop-collecting sim that turns your entire desktop into a bunny playground. Over 80 pixel-art bunnies hop across your screen as you work, settle into loaves, flop over, and leave poops behind. Trade the poops you collect for furniture and treats to make life with the bunnies even cozier.
Rise from the slums to your own ship in an open-world pirate RPG distilled into incremental play. Sail uncharted seas, board vessels and plunder their riches. Choose your quests, dive for treasure and earn permanent keepsake upgrades across repeated lives.
Craft your weapons, strengthen your warriors and send them into different regions. Collect loot, upgrade your workshop and prepare for the Bosses with the new weapons unlocked. While you attend to your own affairs, your warriors will keep fighting for you.
A cozy desktop companion and card collector. A little goblin lives above your taskbar. Your typing and clicks fill its meter, then it sneaks off and brings back booster packs. Rip them open, chase foil legendaries, fill your binder and decorate its yard
Koishi’s Fishing Journal is a Touhou Project fan-made desktop idle fishing game. Fish with Koishi, collect fish and rare merfolk, cook dishes with your catch and precious ingredients, sell them for profit, and unlock new species as Koishi enjoys her quiet fishing life on your desktop.
Guide humanity through history in this strategic incremental game. From fire to nuclear power, acquire and position technological landmarks to steer the population across eras, advancing civilization from the Paleolithic to the Modern Era. How far can you push human progress?