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7,849 games tagged
31% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 27% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 6,486 of them.
A desktop companion game. Open a tiny window on the screen to a distant place.
Fell the forest, float thousands of logs down the river and turn them into firewood, planks and profit. A cosy top-down idler where every log is simulated: jams build up, raftsmen break them loose, and a single axe grows into a humming timber empire.
A cozy, very gay idle clicker about keeping one cup of tea hot. Click it to heat it, hold to pet it, fill a whole kitchen with things that talk back, pour out the pot for tea leaves, and keep the brew going while you are away. Cozy, silly, a little cheeky.
Break through 10 million voxels to find the Prismatic Cube. A short incremental game about satisfying destruction with really bouncy balls.
Every hero summoned to this world got an amazing skill. You got [Idle]: you only get stronger while doing absolutely nothing. Your party fights the Demon Lord's armies. You nap under a tree and collect all the EXP. An idle comedy that plays better when you're not playing it.
While you play your main game, your taskbar guild is fighting too. A tiny MMO guild lives at the bottom of your screen and keeps you company: guildmates hunt, play a match every hour and grow stronger, aiming for the top league title. Characters retire. Your guildmates don't.
A pack of rescue dogs fights zombies right above your taskbar. They battle on their own while you work, play or watch videos. Drop in now and then to equip new gear, learn skills and send the pack deeper into the frozen mountains.
Run a pixel farm on your desktop. Grow crops, hire farmers, raise chickens and arrange buildings your way. Assign farmers to sow, water and harvest, then sell crops to expand your land. Check in on the farm now and then while you work, study or take a break.
Save Earth on dial-up. Download a 500 MB defense patch, fend off phone calls and malware, upgrade your modem, and turn dropped connections into Patience. A nostalgic incremental comedy set inside a chaotic 1990s desktop.
SpellBall is a magical billiards game for 2–4 players. Sink balls, cast spells, and thwart your opponents' plans. Compete in duels or 2v2 team matches—either online or locally on the same computer. Master 100 spells, choose from 15 arenas, and develop your own unique playstyle.
Cute animals. Sharp tools. You are the Ghoul, and the shaft never stops filling. Chop what drops, keep ten rows of glass pipe flowing, unleash the organ-eating dragon, then ascend into faster, nastier runs. An active clicker with a body count. No ads. No timers. One price.
An idle and clicker game about a machine that is never finished. Build seesaws and mills and let items fall through them: every single piece with real physics. Decide for yourself whether you click, wait or let the machines work. Plus a Teamwork mode with a shared monthly goal.