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3,735 games tagged
52% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 11% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 2,267 of them.
Winter, the nineties. You climb onto the roof of a shut-down research institute to strip its copper, and the rusted roof gives way. The doors are welded, the windows bricked up. Something walks in the dark. Find a way out before it finds you.
Bakebound is a short, active incremental game about harvesting a magical field that fights back. Sweep through living crops, dodge their attacks, and bake what you gather into recipes that make every trip stronger.
A night shift at a 24-hour laundromat. Sort, wash, dry and fold your customers' loads by the care labels. Then a green work jacket with a white stripe turns up in a bag where it doesn't belong. Every wash brings the blood back. The man who owns it is waiting at the window.
A data center went up across the creek and the water has run warm ever since. You are the raccoon who lives there. Belly slide down the cable trays, pull power cords in a tail grab, dive-kick the breakers, and keep it all one combo until the day shift comes in.
A PaleoDyne truck crashes on Route 9 and one egg rolls into a storm drain. You're what hatches. Eat your way up from mice to elephants across five chapters, work out how each place fights back, and find your mother. The two men who lost you are waiting at her gate.
Stranded on an alien planet, you must mow endless grassy hills to uncover the materials needed to rebuild your ship. Upgrade your lawnmower and uncover the mystery of the planet in this short incremental adventure.
Stranded on an alien moon, explore, fight, and craft your way home in a compact sci-fi action RPG. Master a powerful jetpack, build your arsenal, and decide who to help - or threaten - as wisecracking adventurer Zack Bishop.
A papercut metroidvania. The world was folded from one great sheet of paper, and something has begun to cut it. As a little paper knight, leap, slash and dash through a meadow, the dim roots below it, an ember-lit loft and a vast bindery, find what hides in the folds, and mend the world.
Command three mechs, each with its own weapon and cards. Shove, pull and swap your way through bite-sized battles, knocking enemies off ledges and into each other's fire. Draft cards, set up chain reactions, clear whole boards in one perfect turn and stop the machines building a god.
A short incremental baseball game: hit the ball, collect cheers, reach the ending.
Swing your pickaxe at the rock. Every cell you break charges a bar, and a full bar births a thrown pickaxe that digs beside you until it shatters. Collect what the rock dropped, buy the upgrade you can see, and dig a deeper shaft next round. A short mining incremental in ink on paper.
Cuddle Puddle is a short, cozy incremental game about calling cats together. No click-spamming: your paw's love zone goes pspsps on its own, cats pounce on each other and burst into hearts. Grow a conga line, raise your cat tree and fill five places with cuddles. :3