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1,233 games tagged
22% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 47% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Crafting, which covers 995 of them.
A cozy survival-and-fishing adventure with a PlayStation 2 soul. Crash-land on a tropical island, fish with a lock-pick timing wheel, trade with Mr. Crabby, and rebuild a wrecked bomber into a raft. Then the sea has other plans…
You stumble into a mysterious, uninhabited wilderness—but you're not alone. The little beings that glow at night will be your closest companions. Bond with extraordinary plants and animals, build a home together, explore the wilds, and follow scattered diary pages to uncover the truth.
Fight zombies and hostile survivors in a first-person voxel survival sandbox. Scavenge fallen towns, repair vehicles and smash through destructible buildings. Build a home, rebuild bridges, hunt, fish and farm to stay alive.
Lost in a forest where fairy tales drift in, you must gather, craft, and keep your fire burning through the night. Build a camp, endure four seasons, and face the strange beings of old stories in this storybook survival game.
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.
Space survival MMORPG at real scale. Drop from orbit to the surface of Earth-sized planets with no loading screens, brave cold, hunger and thirst, craft your gear and fly your ship across a persistent star system shared with other players.
Wash up on a mushroom-infested island and build a camp that can last the night. Gather and craft by day, hire survivors to fight for you, then defend your campfire from nightly raids. A cozy pixel-art base builder for one player, or two in split-screen couch co-op. Fish, farm, and cook to survive!
Survive a wild valley in the Polish mountains from golden October into deep winter. Fell trees, carry the logs and build your own log cabin by hand, keep your fire alive through blizzards and long nights, explore the old mines, and keep an eye on the treeline. You are not alone here.