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960 games tagged
45% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 12% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with 2D, which covers 480 of them.
Robo Gauntlet is a chaotic robo programming rally game where you program robots then watch them perform the actions and cause mayhem on the way to the finish line!
Challenge yourself with over 110 increasingly difficult logic puzzles in this classic button pressing game. Explore each one in Free Play Mode or attempt to solve them in Move Limit or Off Only modes. Random Mode lets you create custom puzzles of any size.
Program your Mech with cards in this turn-based roguelike. Choose your cards and upgrades wisely in order to complete your missions!
DreamScript is an experimental first-person puzzle game. Reprogram your environment, complete tasks and explore the dreamy world of DreamScript.
This Robot Simulator is a cutting-edge robot simulator developed by a robotics researcher. You can experience the state-of-arts robotics development with this simulator. Experiment with your robot in the town, mountains, oceans, and the skies at various times!
tanxy is a game where you can program. In tanxy you can write a JavaScript program to control any Unit on your behalf. Manual control is also possible. Your goal is to destroy all enemy Units and to keep yours.
Role-playing simulation of robots in the Middle Ages, the population of which has become extinct.
Join the tech industry and contribute to the downfall of society in this first-person roguelike deckbuilder.
It's a nice puzzle to move the same numbers next to each other.
System Zero is a hacker simulation game. You must use your hacking tools for accessing to the devices. You will become a black hat who wants to make his living.
Cut, squash, and headbutt other tofu ninja in this adventure searching for the truth of the Pythagoreans' Theorem! Explore various world permutations and collect rare Alogon history as you break and link different worlds to create the true Number Line.
Develop software with fun, game-like programming. You’ll set up things like houses and tools, without using hardly any words, just like a simulation game. This becomes an act of programming, and as a result, you’ll be able to develop software. “Programs are toys.”