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6,436 games tagged
37% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 16% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Adventure, which covers 4,536 of them.
Grumble Burger is a first-person cooking thriller where you take over your late Uncle Frank's food truck. Frank believed the bond between cook and customer was paramount. However, you'll soon discover that orders are handled differently here. And the customers are not your typical diner patrons...
A psychological horror detective simulation set in Rainier Falls in 2005. Uncover the truth behind Adele's death by finding contradictions in the case files. Are you brilliant enough to expose the suspects' lies in a single attempt? Because you only get one chance to make an arrest.
Spend a week on the microplanet of Archalh, cut off from the wider universe until the next macrocosmic pulse. Through the eyes of the planet's inhabitants and visitors, each with conflicting agendas; unearth what’s emerging within its confines before the next pulse frees it to spread beyond.
A night shift in a quiet suburb seemed like an easy way to earn some extra cash. You're a regular courier on foot. Deliver the orders and head home. But remember: the darkness hides those who stay awake at night, and someone is watching your route very closely.
Explore an office swallowed by darkness with only a camera to guide you, photographing and reporting traces of spirits in this short psychological horror game. Use flash and night vision to uncover anomalies. But not every anomaly is something you should photograph.
Stash your cash anywhere in the house: rolled into a vase, flattened under the mattress, sealed in a jar on the shelf. Then raid your friends' homes and hunt for theirs while they stand in your way. A 2–4 player online physics party game of hiding, searching and bluffing.
Travel across Italy, collect artifacts, and uncover the truth about the origins of Roman mythology through ancient temples and ruins.
Hired by Robot Industries 12, you're promised a life-changing $1,000,000 payout for a high-risk mission. All you have to do is follow orders and survive the locations. What could possibly go wrong?
Master cybersecurity by doing inside a living virtual OS. Complete hands on modules, then enter a safe fictional Dark Net where virtual operators infiltrate rivals, defend their own systems, hunt traces and compete for reputation. More modules are coming.
The Examiner has a number. You are not issued a name. You do not require one. Names are an operational measure applied to units, for the reasons set out above, and staff are not units. You do have a name. You are simply not using it here. Nobody has asked for it in some time.
You play as a rescue team member sent to investigate an offshore drilling platform that has been out of contact for seven days. But danger awaits at every turn. As you uncover the truth behind its disappearance, can you escape alive—or were you already part of it the moment you stepped aboard?
Obscuroid is a psychological horror puzzle game where you use a changing non-Euclidean environment to solve puzzles. Venture through a mind-bending liminal realm, use Polaroids to manipulate your surroundings, conjure your escape, or be consumed by whatever might wander the realm's vacant halls.