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13,765 games tagged
43% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 9% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 9,226 of them.
An arcade game where you will try to reach high scores and unlock new characters by collecting gold.
▎Easy- 2D dynamic platformer, made in the style of minimalism and has a creative approach to level design, each level becomes a real challenge and gives a lot of emotions. Discover new tactics and approaches to completing the game. Be smart and enter the top players of the game "Easy"!
Dive into sugary chaos! Merge sweets, keep them in the dome, and create the ultimate candy. Use powerful abilities, climb the leaderboards, play solo or in co-op, and enjoy the sweet aesthetic!
The Little Pixel That Could is puzzle-platformer about a daring pixel on a mission to delete the browser history of its enigmatic owner. Traverse hard drives and firewalls to piece together the fragmented memories of the owner's life.
Dive into this short linear action-adventure where you grapple towards enemies to unleash powerful attacks. This 30-minute game is a fast-paced adventure enhanced by colorful effects.
As a Dwarf, it is your duty to dig in the search of a legendary pickaxe. Collect gems, sell and upgrade. All in glorious virtual reality. Family-friendly fun.
RAIN;CHECK tells a short story set in a small, remote town about a girl just trying to get by in the middle of a rainy, tumultuous night. On this special occasion, an unexpected storm of events brews ever closer.
A casual 2D golf simulator in a transparent window on your screen. Get the ball in the hole with as few strokes as possible, unlock new balls, skins, and effects, and enjoy randomly generated levels!
That's no moon. It's a giant ball of garbage. Build a factory to excavate, wash, sort, classify and disassemble the detritus of ages past.
After shouting "Let Me Play!" to the cast in a theatre, the fiction comes crashing down as everyone, including you, becomes aware they're only following a script. Will you let the play continue? Or will you write your own ending?
Tabletop Fantasy War is a turn-based strategy game where you create your unit groups, deploy them on the game board, and command them through strategic actions. Your units are all you have. Every action is decisive.
First dates are awkward. Last dates are awful. A short first-person narrative experience about the beginning and end of a relationship. It's also cheaper than a real date.