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186 games tagged
38% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 6% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 83 of them.
You're not the GM. You're the OWNER. A text-based baseball sim where you buy the franchise, hire the front office, set the budgets, and live with every consequence. Scouting is opinion, money is your health bar, and 29 rival owners want the same pennant. One ironman save, no undo. Own the game.
Run a sports agency, not a team. Recruit stars across four leagues, negotiate under real salary-cap rules, survive scandals and holdouts, then retire to an interactive career review and post your score to the monthly global leaderboard. Premium, no microtransactions.
"Ballpark Days" is a narrative-driven baseball game played from the perspective of a catcher. The matches feature 3D action-based gameplay. The story progresses as you play through matches, and earning the team's trust brings you closer to victory.
A Japanese baseball club management simulation. Take over a struggling ballclub, develop players, sign talent from overseas, and invest in your stadium as every decision shapes its future. Rich club dramas unfold along the way — winning isn't the only path to greatness.
Baseball for poker players. Poker for baseball fans. Each at-bat is a hand from the Shoe: pocket the keepers, foul off the rest, and swing when the cards are right. A flush is a double. A royal flush is a home run. Two eras, one rule: the better the hand, the bigger the hit.
A baseball roguelite where the lineup is the build. Nine players, twenty games, one spin an at-bat, and a run total that should not be possible. The cards are the collection. Something will go wrong.