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30% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 27% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 6,541 of them.
An idle progression game with a casino dice theme. Let your card dice roll automatically and beat opponents in timed matches. Collect gems and engravings to create different builds, trade up your equipment, and advance to higher-level tables.
A black-and-white incremental game about one revolving door. Turn it, let people in, and spend the earnings on a bigger door and better blades, until the corner shop's little door is a human pump swallowing the whole city. The goal: admit all of humanity.
Paint light into the dark in a short incremental adventure. Shape the frontier as up to 100,000 autonomous workers hold its edge, gather resources, and fuel your growth. Explore worlds that change the rules, awaken ancient Sources, and grow stronger with every dawn.
A fruit fly in a glass box on a windowsill. Place fruit, tap the glass and watch it walk, eat and fly, across 20 tasks. Its brain is a simplified model built from the published wiring map of a fly's central nervous system. Program assists are labelled. See the model fire on the brain map.
A keyboard-driven incremental desktop companion. Turn everyday typing into a tiny prison, collect equipment, and build chain reactions across your keys. Let the inmates keep you company, then return to experiment with your next build.
A cozy junkyard-cleanup and automation game. Clear the heaps with a crowbar, put helper drones to work, build machines that recycle junk, collect silly curios for the museum, and find out what is sleeping beneath the clouds at the heart of the junkyard.
A whole deskful of the clingiest cats and dogs. They paw at your screen, tell you to sleep and check on you when you work too hard. Run a pet kitchen together, watch them fall in love and have babies, adopt strays and fill your desk with furniture and a basketball hoop. 70+ cozy desktop pets.
A satirical incremental game where your mouse is the tax ring. Anyone inside it pays. Invent absurd taxes, chase fleeing billionaires and get re-elected. Then tax penguins, microbes, aliens and ghosts. They will thank you.
666. The devil has spoken. She wants you to roll the dice. Why? Nobody knows. She needs a six. Then maybe another. Then maybe 666. A short dice rolling game: throw, buy upgrades that bend the odds, and keep rolling until she gets what she wants.
You dig. It eats. You get paid. A short game about digging up food, cranking production to absurd levels, and keeping a giant mouth busy.
Cuby Clicker is an incremental arcade game with idle elements. Destroy cubes, collect fragments, and power up through the skill tree. Face bosses, advance through new Ascensions, and unlock arcade cabinets that produce resources. Created by a solo indie developer.