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10,557 games tagged
30% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 24% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 8,839 of them.
An atmospheric idle game about the never-ending journey of Sisyphus.
GRIDRUSH is a fast-paced number-sequencing puzzle game. Click numbers in order on a 3x3 grid, racing against time or managing limited lives. With customizable modes, keyboard controls, and global leaderboards, test your speed and precision in this addictive brain teaser. Find your challenge!
The Manifesto Of Weeping (a minimalist emotional clicker) “Just click. Keep clicking. And in the end, it won’t be numbers that flow, it will be you.”
Hold to chop wood, earn resources, and grow your idle lumber empire in this relaxing 2D idle clicker game!
An incremental game inspired by classic RPGs. Fight monsters, collect rare gear, progress through a vast skill tree, and defeat powerful bosses!
Listening to the gentle sound of the waves, take care of three small quirky nature spirits! With their help and some patience, create your own tiny cozy diorama and bring back life to your overgrown island!
A passive idle clicker that works in the corner of your screen - play actively or let it run while you do other things.
A quiet interactive meditation where you abandon productivity and become a plant
A relaxing idle swimming game where you catch fish, unlock new locations and characters, customize your swimmer, and enhance your abilities with helpful pets and power-ups.
A cozy incremental management sim about guiding dwarven crews through their daily work and bringing their valley to life.
In this arcade roguelite, your car runs on blood and the zombies have plenty. Smash through the horde, drift to drain every last drop, and spin the roulette for brutal upgrades while you fight to survive the endless horde.
In a world ruled by a single shade of green, color is the ultimate taboo—and the ultimate truth. Explore, restore, and then choose: Will you maintain the illusion of order, or embrace the chaos of color?