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33% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 31% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Building, which covers 2,821 of them.
Latticefall is a slow-burn colony sim. The disaster doesn't strike — it creeps: an infection seeps quietly across the land. Build your settlement, hold the line, and reclaim ground one step at a time — paused and deliberate, never twitchy. Every advance has a price; you see it before you commit.
Govern classical Athens across 272 unbroken years (594–322 BC). Steer family factions, the favour of the gods, and shifting alliances through 405 historical events — as the tide of history carries your city, inexorably, toward 322 BC.
Develop your city, expand your armies, and send your kingdom's elite agent across the world to complete dangerous missions.
Turn forgotten ruins into a thriving settlement. Craft hundreds of items, manage specialized workshops, recruit survivors, and transform scrap into prosperity in a hopeful post-post-apocalyptic management RPG.
Scan dumpsters for valuable recyclable materials and restore a city trapped in darkness. Craft solar infrastructure from recovered waste, automate recycling systems, and gradually bring buildings, traffic, and an entire city back to life.
FACTORY I is a minimalist automation simulator designed to deliver the pure joy of factory building through a clean, clutter-free UI. Strip away the visual noise, design flawless production lines, and challenge the limits of infinite efficiency.
Build a welding shop from a single machine into a fabrication empire. Hire workers, manage production, complete contracts, upgrade equipment, and decide if you're staying in the shop or sending crews out on the road.
Dig deep and build a self-sufficient bunker. Manage power and life support, then arm it with billions of possible weapon, defence, and cyber-warfare combinations, and strike first, or defend.
The people were oppressed—but the peasants of Kaga were different. They ousted their lords and built a nation with their own hands. Develop your villages and take up arms against the advancing Oda army. A fantasy Sengoku RTS where the common folk are the true protagonists.
A pixel god game where your people are watching you back. Shape a living world, then bless it or burn it. Villages remember every miracle and every meteor: they raise idols in your image, pray to you by name, and, pushed too far, raise a Godslayer to tear your idols down.
Build the card room of your dreams. SimPoker is a pixel-art poker-room tycoon: lay out tables, hire dealers, run the cage, manage waitlists and staff, and host nightly tournaments. Every hand is really dealt, so sit down and play yourself or run the floor and rake it in.
Icity is a Flight Sim ... and a City Builder! And like nuts and gum, they're together at last. Transport workers, deliver supplies, make buildings and help your city grow ... or just fly around and explore. Icity puts the pilot in charge of everything.