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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.
Captain your ship and the crew living aboard. Lay out their quarters, keep them fed, sane, and watch them work their shifts. Trade, smuggle, explore and fight across six worlds cut off from the universe. Beware bizarre phenomena shaking the system; reality itself can't always be trusted.
Start with a cheap camera and a $50 wedding gig. Capture key moments, edit your clips, light your scenes and watch films to grow your Film IQ. Rent is due every week. Can you go from wedding videographer to award-winning director?
An unsigned letter brings you to Windhaven to search for your missing grandfather. Farm, raise animals, fish, mine and build your home freely in a cozy 3D brick-style life sim. Befriend townsfolk who remember you, fall in love, explore five distinct towns, and invite friends to live in your world.
A funny life sim with ragdoll physics and puzzles. Max has 30 days to settle into a new town: find a job, fix his house and make friends. Haul furniture, throw things and drive a bus full of passengers—before it all falls apart.
A desktop pet for people who code with AI. When you prompt your agent (Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity), your mascot runs to the stage and dances while customers throw bills worth what that prompt costs at API prices.
You owe Kade $35,000, and he collects every Sunday. Run a three-room night house in Ward 9: take bookings on your phone, deal with six women who set their own terms, peek or listen at thin doors, and keep the ledger out of the red. A pixel-art adult management RPG.
Explore strange planets as a space cat. Choose a place to settle, deploy a habitat, gather resources and build your home by hand. Pilot your own ship, discover a Moon community, and make a life between adventures, alone or with a friend in co-op.
First-person sim: work at a small, new one-line station in Japan. Open up at dawn, sort out trouble at the gates, announce delays, hit the emergency stop if someone falls onto the tracks: over 60 kinds of real station work. Even with a subway line, you're one person sharing the work with your crew.
Healing Time is a game about sitting with friends on a photoreal seaside. Under a parasol by day and beside a campfire by night, listen to the waves and the fire while you talk or simply rest.
Above, a floating golden city promises utopia. Below lies an abyss of poverty and despair. In this parallel narrative RPG, guide two brothers separated at birth: a royal heir and a slum orphan raised by a stray dog. Will you bridge their severed worlds, or doom them to a fatal collision?
Get up to mischief with your finite friend. Care or consequence? It's your choice!
A 24-year-old out-of-work young man scraping by in an urban village. Run a street-food cart, deliver takeout, fish by the river, play Go and xiangqi in the park — try every hustle to pay off that debt. Every choice rewrites the ending of this street.