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9,561 games tagged
28% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 24% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 7,934 of them.
Just One More Coin is a relaxing game about digging through a massive gold hoard of a sleeping dragon. Earn money, upgrade your equipment, and dig through trillions of coins in search of a single golden key.
ISKRA: Beneath the Frost is a single-player, menu-driven survival RPG set in a world buried by nuclear winter. Search abandoned places, gather supplies, upgrade your underground shelter and develop your survivor’s skills as you prepare to move on to new regions.
Turn everyday typing into progress. Slacklord is an input-driven idle game with incremental progression, designed to run while you work - upgrade switches, keycaps, and accessories to build stronger scoring combinations.
Just how many grains of sand are there in the Sahara? If you want to know it, then you’ll have to count it!
Tidy up a cozy castle, solo or with 3 other friends! Queen Zoe has called upon you to clean and redecorate her family home. Put everything in its rightful place, remove dirt and rubbish, and repair banners and rugs. Go at your own speed or try to beat your best time against your friends.
Your enemies are your weapons. Usurper puts a fresh spin on incremental space shooters. Take control of enemy ships and their firepower, grow stronger through combat and research, master new forms, and use your enemies' power against them.
Your monitor is the aquarium. Type and click as you always do: your input becomes food, fish grow on your desktop, and gold piles up while you work. Collect 29 crayon-drawn species, roll for rare ones, chase off sharks, paint your own fish. Clicks pass through, and keystrokes are never recorded.
Open a pack, sell the cards, buy a faster machine. PULLFINITY is a pack-opening incremental with 300 cards in five sets. It starts with one pack on a felt table and ends with 500 packs in a single batch, and nothing you have pulled ever leaves your collection.