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1,137 games tagged
44% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 23% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with 2D, which covers 514 of them.
A free idle MMORPG that keeps playing while you do not. Pick a class, send your hero into the Rifts, and come back to full pockets. Then spend it on arena duels, guild wars, and a server wide faction war that shifts the world every week.
Build and destroy property empires on a colourful 3D board. Buy, upgrade and collect rent, complete three sets, and outplay rivals — then survive Weather Mode, where blizzards, earthquakes, asteroids and tsunamis can reshape the match.
Blood Volley is brutal online fantasy volleyball: 15+ races, tactics, brawls and death. Build your club and face other players’ saved teams in asynchronous matches. Scoring feels good. Bringing the whole team home alive is worth celebrating.
A PvP bot-building inventory management auto-battler. Build the perfect bot squad and send them to the arena to battle it out!
Build your empire. Name a star. Leave your mark on the universe forever. Explore space in this incremental idle game. Visit other players' stars, conquer their systems, discover powerful synergies, and automate your space empire.
Be a cat in a sunlit house full of yesterday's treasures: Sherlock Holmes on the story radio, a 1902 silent film on the terrace, songs by indie artists. Nap in sunbeams, knock things off tables, or curl up beside a friend's cat. No timers, no fail states. Just a warm place to be.
Steal the Heart and keep it away from your friends in this multiplayer party game. Jump or dash to maneuver around the beautiful map based off Toronto. Use power-ups to help you get an edge on your opponents!
Stay in touch with earth as you travel the solar system, in this co-operative online multiplayer idler world filled with curated content to discover and play together.
A deliberately distasteful monster-catcher game that makes fun of billionaires, corporations, politicians, the establishment, and pretty much everyone else. 20 years after an alien species crash-landed on Earth, you're the hero stupid enough to get involved.
Build a complete industrial empire: extract resources, produce steel, aluminum, fuel and polymers, manage logistics, manufacture heavy equipment, and compete for tenders against other players. Rent or build enterprises, control costs, fulfill contracts, climb the ranking. Every point is built.
Send your fleet to the most dangerous corner of the galaxy, forge unique ships and raid other commanders. A free-to-play idle strategy game in the Wastebelt.
Four stones, one river, and every current is called a turn ahead. All four players choose at the same moment, in the blind — so the question is never "where do I go now", it's "where do I need to be when it changes".