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5,533 games tagged
32% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 26% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 2,195 of them.
Step inside a nuclear power station in a first-person industrial simulation. Explore the facility, use specialist tools, inspect equipment and interact with the machinery of a complex power plant. More systems and gameplay are in development.
Run a pawnshop in Republican-era Shanghai, trading with the living and the dead. Appraise goods, read customers, and bargain with incomplete information. As night deepens, strange deals promise riches—or death. Prove yourself, repay your debts, and uncover how deep they truly run.
Sail a cursed, ever-changing sea in this pirate roguelite for 1–4 players. Explore islands, grab loot, upgrade your ship, and battle bizarre enemies. Work together to steer, fire cannons, and patch holes. Someone should probably grab a bucket.
Build a party of adventurers and help them ascend into legendary heroes. Find exceptional loot, craft unique builds, discover powerful synergies, and lead your crusader party through increasingly dangerous battles in this deep fantasy autobattler.
Organize your bag, poison in vials, voodoo on tables, and plushies anywhere they'll fit, then watch your backpack fight. A whimsical inventory auto-battler: shop, pack and fuse curious loot, beat rivals in PvP to keep their stickers, or team-up for weekly PvE challenges.
Haul cargo, farm the land, and turn raw materials into products in an open-world simulation. Drive trucks and agricultural machinery across a 75 km² world, manage costs, trade goods, and explore roads and muddy trails through changing weather and day-night cycles.
Ordanum is a combo centred PvP auto battler where the order of your Sigils is the driving system. Arrange and rearrange your Sigils then watch your creation play out against other players' builds.
When the Day Comes is a brutal top-down online survival game where daylight is your greatest enemy. Build, craft, scavenge, fight zombies and hostile players, expand your settlement, and survive in an endless procedurally generated world where every day could be your last
An idle RPG where you gather, craft and automate your way to a guild of heroes. Turn resources into gear, put workers on the job, and send your adventurers into dangerous dungeons, even while you're away.
You got a job at a mining company. Sort of. Smash ore, pour it into the settlement machine to turn it into cash, then spend that cash to dig even more. Pay off your debt and you can clock out. Probably.
Rune Force is a fast-paced survival roguelike where you place and merge elemental runes to defend your Core. Fight through escalating waves, defeat deadly bosses, discover and use relics, charms, and build defining level ups. Forge permanent upgrades, master each element, and save the Rune Force.
A 1970s electronics repair shop, genuinely simulated. Nothing is scripted — every fault is a real component misbehaving, and the only way to find it is to switch the machine on, let it warm through, and measure. Halve the chain, then halve what is left. Fix it, hand it back, hope it stays fixed.