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1,969 games tagged
33% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 22% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 1,005 of them.
A short incremental game about tiny hard-hatted burrowlings digging to the planet's core by the light of one oil lamp. When it burns out, spend the gold, grow from 4 diggers to over a hundred, and dig again, deeper. Solo, or online in co-op and versus.
A mining adventure for 1–4 players. Stranded on the Moon, dig for valuable ores, upgrade your gear, and repair your ship. Fight hungry creatures, uncover alien secrets, and answer to a sarcastic corporate AI. Your survival matters. The company's profit matters more.
Dive from your deep-sea station, vacuum the seabed for rare ore and haul it home before the next wave hits. Upgrade everything, choose your weapons and hold the line against the creatures of the abyss. Then go deeper for the Abyssal Core.
District Null is a cyberpunk city simulation. Traffic, energy, fire services, police, schools and entertainment all run at the same time.
Idle Minertia is an idle mining game where you dig through caves automatically. Combine mining tools and Enchants to go ever deeper. Build strategic synergies or steadily collect permanent rewards. Beyond that, 10+ kinds of content await. A relaxing idle experience, every day.
Dig deep, keep the drill alive, and sell what you haul. Terrum DeepDrill is a single-player mining job: manage fuel, heat, hull, and cargo while the company bills you for every mistake.
Break through 10 million voxels to find the Prismatic Cube. A short incremental game about satisfying destruction with really bouncy balls.