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4,667 games tagged
55% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 15% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Action, which covers 2,672 of them.
Build a ring of weapons and fight through 25 waves in a 2D fantasy bullet heaven. Prefer to watch? Let Auto Mode take over. Outside the arena, your hunter lives on your desktop and turns completed to-dos into permanent game progress.
An old-school dark-fantasy dungeon crawler where you fight, sneak, bluff, or bargain in your own words. What you say can materially change an encounter: bribe your way through, extract information, turn an enemy into an ally, or scare them into backing down... and whatever you do, roll well!
Put your Steam Deck trackpads to intense use as you fight endless enemies, bosses, and difficulties in this old-school, arcade-like shoot out. With a play area mapped as a 1:1 of your right trackpad for targeting, experience the fun of the most precise and intense use of Deck trackpad aiming.
A hilarious 1–8 player co-op puzzle platformer for friends, families, and chaos. Play online or locally with split-screen multiplayer.
A space horde-survival roguelite where the 21 ships aren't skins: each flies its own weapon, ultimate and role, so the same cards build wildly different runs. Chain evolutions and artifacts through a 100-level campaign and endless Survival, and hold out until your build breaks the game.
A colony sim on one small starship. Lay every floor tile, wire the reactor, grow the food, and keep a crew of misfits breathing while pirates cut holes in the hull. Jump sector to sector, strip asteroids, and fight ship systems instead of health bars. A dreadnought waits at sector 10.
A sci-fi dark fantasy survival roguelike with war and politics. Build up your station, fending off attacks from alien incursions. Take a ship to your enemies, trade, explore and conquer.
Match glowing crystals to build a pachinko board, then rain your ball loadout through it for an exploding score. A cozy winter roguelite of fairies, tiles, and fate: light every town on the climb to the boss — but miss one target and the run is over.
Ludo meets the roguelite deckbuilder. March 16 royal pawns around a corrupted cosmic board and bank your score before THE ROT flips your court Evil. Dive to Hell for double points, outrun a quota that never stops climbing, use your ults to defeat the evil on board . How deep does your run go?
Monstrum Opus is a dungeon crawler where you take on the role of a chimera created by a mad alchemist. To prove yourself you must do battle with an ever expanding roster of monsters, severing their limbs and grafting them onto your own body, but beware: as losing these will also be your own undoing.
A top-down space shooter. Destroy as much as possible to get to the top of the leaderboard, Collect powerups or even use points you have and get upgrades to survive. once you die its perma death and you will have to start from nothing.
You start as a potato. The utensils have unionized and they want you diced. DartPotato is a top-down roguelike where you dash, dodge, and dart your way through 50 cities as five different food types each with three different classes, building absurd loadouts to avoid becoming dinner.