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8,374 games tagged
35% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 26% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 5,458 of them.
Make your mark at a single-player sports camp. Create your camper, choose one of four houses and compete for the Cup. Train, manage your energy and improve across summers in 11 disciplines, with Story Mode and Quick Play.
A relaxing pixel-art desktop survivor where a lone samurai grows stronger while you work or chill. Stack and merge weapon boxes into a growing arsenal, unlock upgrades, shape your build, and face powerful bosses to calm Japanese-inspired music.
BitLoaf turns your Windows desktop into a living, interactive 3D world. Expressive bread characters wander, snack, socialize, and play on their own while you work, or step in anytime to toss props around, arrange their space, and kick off games.
Run your own cozy flower shop! Pick wildflowers, arrange bouquets, and sell them to customers! Decorate your shop, visit the town, and take your flourishing business at your own pace.
Put rockets together from scrap parts, pack the powder, cut the fuse and see what happens. Film every flight. Upload your footage, chase views, and climb the charts. Totally legal. Definitely safe.
Grow crops, build a home, and venture into Gensokyo in this 3D Touhou Project fan game. Explore the Human Village, get to know familiar characters, and combine everyday life with journeys and action combat beyond your fields.
A slow, honest survival sandbox in the Siberian taiga. Inherit a ruined izba and learn to live off the forest from zero: fish, hunt, forage, fell trees and rebuild your home, alone or in online co-op. No monsters, no quest markers. Only nature and what you learn.
Win a by-election, then survive the diary. Hard choices go to a physics d20 thrown against a difficulty class. Climb from the back benches to Number Ten in a House of Commons where the seats are real and every politician is invented.
How do you define university? Beyond classes, will you shop, date, exercise, or work part-time? How will you treat roommates, classmates, and everyone you meet: friendly, warm, or cold? After graduation, study abroad, find a course-related job, or freelance? Return to university; find your answer.
Run a late-night cafe in Tokyo, serve meals tailored to your regulars, and investigate the secrets behind their requests. Balance supplies, cooking and income with clues, conversations and relationships in this 2D single-player narrative adventure and management game.
Lunch Money challenges you to run your own secret sweets business at your British secondary school.
Make a tiny 3D room that is your link in bio. Fill it with furniture, put a link on anything in it, like your YouTube on the TV, and share it anywhere. Visits, knocks and tips show up as they happen, and new things turn up while it's open. Free.