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8,294 games tagged
28% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 27% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 6,876 of them.
An incremental platformer about a goblin, a sarcastic time machine, and many, many clones. Run parkour courses across history, beat your best time, then buy clones of yourself that run it forever, earning while you explore. They don't mind. Right?
A small city building game that lives in a corner of your desktop. Design each district to maximize population and income, or take a break and let the auto-builder manage things for a while. Unlock new areas as your city grows and eventually begin constructing its Arcology.
Pet and collect 50+ breeds of dogs in our doggy dress up desktop companion! Every tap or click is a pet for your pup! If you pet your dog enough, they might dig up fun accessories you can use to dress them up!
A tiny pixel-art aquarium that lives on your desktop. Your fish swim, eat, sleep at night and earn gold while you work. Breed rare colours, fill your album, decorate your tank or let them swim across your whole wallpaper
Your mission is to observe and care for Lily, a mysterious girl classified as a five-star threat-level anomaly. Remember: No matter how harmless she may seem, never forget her threat level.
A satisfying casual cleaning game where you vacuum away the grime covering planets. Use the coins you earn from cleaning to upgrade your vacuum and unlock new skills. Explore different planets and make them sparkle, one at a time!
Forge gear at the anvil, fit it into your heroes' packs, and send them down into the dark. A relaxing incremental dungeon crawler where every item reacts to its neighbours: place it well and your party grows stronger.
Start with an empty field and work your way up to a bustling mega hub! Start your own airline and create routes to friends and other player as you progress. Can your airport be number one?
A zombie defense game with a vast skill tree and weapons you can fuse and enhance. Combine attributes and modifications, build your firepower, and kill thousands, tens of thousands, or even a million zombies. Unlock nuclear strikes, choose a target, and clear the horde with one click.
Demand runs ahead of supply, growers are being recruited. You are one of them: you pick a planet, take over a plot of land, and run it remotely through a tracked robot called the Farmoton. You make money (nibs) by growing crops and selling them to the traders who dock at your farm's market each day.
You just bought the old house of a compulsive hoarder. By the light of a lighter, with rain on the roof, put everything back on its shelf. No timer, no game over: just a calm evening in the dark, and a presence that watches you but will never harm you.
A nostalgic incremental game where you mine whole planets down to their core. Dig, upgrade and hire workers to uncover the secrets that lie beneath...