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8,035 games tagged
30% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 31% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 4,197 of them.
Run a turn-based horror movie studio where every production becomes a story. Draft volatile stars—or import your own cast—commission films, manage feuds and rivals, create iconic killers, design posters and build a Horrorwood legacy.
Build an auction career where every bid is a tell. Buy, research and sell valuable objects, read rivals in poker-inspired psychological auctions, build collections, run your own auction house, or become a dealer in the dark market. Every bid is information. Every object could be an opportunity.
Brain Bistro blends cozy management with quick brain games. Choose a city, serve quirky guests, and solve puzzles while taking orders, cooking, and settling bills. Decorate your shop, train staff, meet regulars, learn world dishes, open branches, and grow your one-of-a-kind bistro.
Run a scrappy pop culture magazine through the 1980s. Hire writers, editors, and researchers. Manage a Kanban board. Prestige through Volumes. Try not to go broke. Strategic idle sim. Commodore 64 aesthetic. No micro-transactions.
Draw your own plays, then watch them work. An 8-on-8 indoor football management sim — design a playbook, build a roster nobody else wanted, and turn a broke arena team into a dynasty. Solo or with friends. No account, no server.
A story-rich survival sim where every object reacts to what you do. Manipulate, combine, improvise! You escaped your family's cage into space — now broke, undocumented, and wildly unprepared to live down and out. Keep fed, keep a roof over your head, keep yourself alive — and your new friends too.
Build the Khmer empire from a delta village to the temple-city of Angkor. Dig canals, route monsoon floodwater into rice paddies, and raise stone monuments. A compact historical city builder, no combat, where every city you found lives or dies by the water you can hold.
Run a railway company in real time, laying track and finding profitable routes for passengers and freight. Buy shares in other companies, invest in factories and try to keep control of your own railway as AI rivals or other players buy into it.
Splice genes into strange living creatures for a cheerfully evil biotech corp — inside a game that pretends to be your work computer. Raise them, breed them, put them to work, and hit quota before the Review Cycle ends. Your employer calls them Bioassets™.
Guide Chrobits as they mine, refine, and collect over 16 million unique colors while automating their work in this relaxing incremental game.
A trading game about arming a war. Five kingdoms, one neutral village, one shop — yours. Sell good steel to a friend, cursed steel to an enemy, and let thirty years of war end the way you decide. You never draw a sword.
Mine the belts, colonize distant worlds, and choose your allies as three rival factions fight over a fractured frontier, then prestige through five starships and lead a joint fleet against the invading Dominion.