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1,802 games tagged
64% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 12% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 865 of them.
An incremental game played entirely through typed commands in a terminal window. You are a machine under contract. Spawn autonomous agents to perform work for you and use the tokens they create to research new improvements to your process.
A silly puzzle platformer where players deploy useful items that will help them later.
A point-and-click puzzle game set on your desktop. Uncover hidden rules in absurd user agreements, pop-ups, webpages, and minigames. Outsmart the traps, investigate Clause Inc., and uncover the truth behind the installation wizard.
Sad Damn is hiding. Use your fortress to blast your way to him. Tear through his generals' defenses, get better weapons, and try not to get blown up first.
Congratulations, you bought a timer. It counts every second you keep the window open, across every session, forever. Minimize it and time stops. No levels, no goals, no ending: just a number that grows while your productivity does the opposite. Clock faces and backgrounds, plus a leaderboard.
Make decisions, grow your deck and settle office conflicts in a humorous decision-making card game. In JanuszCorp you play an old-school boss who inherited a modern corporation. The employees inherited him.
Ministry of Misery (M.O.M.) is a satirical paper-pushing bureaucracy sim about power, corruption and keeping the country barely functional. Cause Misery. Maintain Order. Remain in Power.
Approve or censor live chat in Happy Propaganda. Balance viewer anger and the host's well-being, choose broadcast topics, and talk off-air. Five days of choices lead to multiple endings.
A trolley-problem roguelite where everything you run over becomes a train car. Pull the lever, grow your train, plow through five tracks at once, and ram giant bosses with everything you've coupled.
A secret keeps its value until you use it. From a discreet office in Mayfair you gather secrets on ministers and generals and sell them to whoever pays. The Private Office files everything. Sooner or later, someone else does too.
Scan books, shred the originals, and feed humanity's knowledge and history into the furnace. Build physical contraptions and conveyor chains to turn books, tapes, and discs into cash in a 1980s office. Clear the stacks, find the hidden door, and uncover hints of a future AI's plot.
A predatorily monetized MMO turned singleplayer action roguelite. Choose your class and face six biomes filled with hordes of monsters. You have 20 minutes before the servers shut down, survive the onslaught or get banned. Gamble your way to glory and pay some guy in a bush to bless you.