Reference price converted at today's rate. Steam charges in US Dollars.
1,886 games tagged
51% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 12% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 909 of them.
Welcome to TRAUMA Pro Wrestling, a promotion that doesn't kiss ass, nor draw money! Your road to stardom begins today, take a look at what we got in store for you!
Can you win in the best show in the afterlife?
A strange lovechild between zen exploration game, rage game and physics parkour platformer, made by one bloke in a van.
Take control of the Giant Crab and travel to distant star systems on your quest to free the galaxy from a tyrannical alien empire.
You’re a bullet... so you won’t need guns to fight evil alien hordes in this non-linear action and puzzle platformer.
TACO TERROR is a boomer shooter set in a cyberpunk future where capitalism rules everyone - except for you. Run, gun, choke, dive, jump, love(?), and slide your way through the forces of T.A.C.O. Take back New TACO City from these forces of fried evil before you become too... delicious.
Welcome to King Towers, a challenging Retro Flash Tower Defence. Protect your life, gold and mana from fast and very ugly villagers, knights, evil witches and cows armed to their teeth!
Lukcy Club: Scratcher is a scratch-off game with light Rogue elements. You are invited by the mysterious "Lucky Club," an organization that claims to fulfill any desire – all you need to do is prove you are favored by the Goddess of Luck.
Headlice is a reverse horror game where you play as an escaped biological abomination fleeing an inept corporation. Embrace your parasitic nature and become the monster you were meant to be.
Take on the role of a protagonist plagued by insomnia, nightmares, and sleep paralysis as he tries to find comfort in his new home. Perform everyday and mundane activities alongside supernatural events combining an atmosphere of humor and horror.
Z-ombie Apocalypse is a third-person shooter in the Survival Horror genre with allegorical and satirical references to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, as well as to the role of Mark Feygin and his YouTube channel in the information war and its geopolitical consequences.
90s inspired 2D platformer with robots that cuss at you if you jump on their face.