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1,671 games tagged
44% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 21% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 1,124 of them.
Build your own festival, plan the grounds, staff, and infrastructure, and get the crowd partying. Manage safety, supplies, and smooth operations, expand your festival step by step, and create unforgettable moments with spectacular light shows, effects, and massive stages.
Name your company, fetch your staff, submit your offers to the tenders and dominate the local and international markets.
A first-person power-empire sim. The AI boom has swallowed the grid: start with nothing in a town run by Evil Corp's coal plant, build solar, wind and batteries, wire them up, and knock on doors to sell power until the whole town runs on green energy for lower prices.
Get filthy rich... Without leaving the toilet.
You arrive in Morvalle with empty pockets and a bag over your shoulder. Pick herbs, brew potions and haggle with the people in the square. Save up for a market stall, then a shop, then someone to mind it for you. Start small. The town is waiting.
Build models. Control compute. Survive the arms race. Take a garage AI startup global in this satirical tycoon: train and release models, juggle GPUs, talent and data, and fight rival labs for the world market.
Build and run your own semiconductor factory in first person. Process wafers, operate machines, connect conveyor lines, automate production, and ship advanced chips as your factory grows.
Everything, Eventually is an unsettling physics-based single-player incremental game where you begin your career as an intern at Endline Recovery Group, situated at the end of space, time, and dimension.
Run an office of parody AI models through the night. Work jobs by hand, buy models like Llamba and Clawed into desks, and keep them cool with fans, a battery and solar panels. Pivot for Vision, open five offices on a city map and take the company public.
A cozy audio game. Be a barista in a wacky world and listen to your customers' funny stories. Designed to be fully playable without sight.
A short, cozy card restoration & shop sim. You have 14 days to help your father clear out your late grandfather's card shop. In a biscuit tin behind the counter: Solardrake, a legendary first-print Tatano card, damaged after 30 years.
In this game, you, who are not good at socializing, will work as a picker in a night supermarket and fulfill online shopping orders to avoid face-to-face interactions with people. However, this may not seem like a good choice.