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4,479 games tagged
35% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 23% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 2,712 of them.
Swing a wrecking ball, knock down buildings, and get paid for every brick. Buy machines that do the swinging for you, sell the company, and take on a bigger city. A short incremental game with real physics & some automation with an actual ending.
Run a cozy dog shelter in heaven, alone or with friends. Sort toys off the daily train and earn paw points for tools and decorations. Use your lighthouse to reunite the good boys who were loved, and find a loving home for the ones who never had one.
Type classified documents under pressure. Turn their meaning into psychic fluid. Route it through a machine you built out of government junk. Fire the result at a Bigfoot. A typing-driven machine-building roguelike set in 198X.
An incremental roguelite auto-battler. Build a persistent army, program its tactics with Gambits, and take a fallen kingdom back one flag at a time across zones that never stop scaling. Retreat, bank what you earned, come back stronger. Deep prestige, an endless Tower, and King of the Hill.
Clock in. Pick items off the belt, drop them in the hydraulic press, and slam them into tier-colored scrap. Hit quota or go in the press yourself. A short active incremental game about crushing things for reasons Management won't explain.
Shape an entire grid-based world with your mouse. Gather, craft, farm, cook, tame animals, automate production, and battle powerful bosses. Every item, machine, and creature is yours to pick up, place, and combine.
A cookie factory automation puzzle where new orders force you to rework a running factory. Combine dough colors, shapes, and toppings, share limited machines and modules across production lines, and split or merge rails. One expired order ends the run. How long can you keep the ovens running?
A cosmic chemistry idle sandbox. Drag and combine atoms, discover reactions, form and terraform planets, build automated structures, and defend your core with turrets. Progress through the epochs, then rebirth to grow a new universe.
Build and farm by day - fight by night! Hold your farm against orc armies that grow from one orc to 100,000, solo or in 4-player online co-op.
Tick & Tired is an incremental game about overcoming your to-do list. Complete short desktop tasks like sorting emails and organizing files, hire interns to automate the work and get massive combos at the end of the day to upgrade your workflow in a skill tree.
Build a century of industry, one machine at a time. Ten factories from an 1890s warehouse to an orbital starforge; golden rushes, contracts, foremen with faces, and a prestige loop that sells the whole company to start bigger. It keeps earning while you are away.
Raise a Toast Cat on your desktop that spits out all sorts of scratch cards. Whatever you're doing, it hops along with you; once it's earned enough affection, it'll pull out a scratch card just for you. No need to watch it constantly — scratch one in a spare moment and unwind.