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10,047 games tagged
32% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 24% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 8,364 of them.
From a scrappy start-up to an aerospace titan: build a private space enterprise from the ground up using real-life-inspired rockets. Accept contracts, upgrade your base, design custom satellites, and scale massive constellations to fund your journey to the Moon.
Search for the single lucky four-leaf clover hidden among 500,000 three-leaf clovers, and fill your journal with other plants and hidden items along the way.
"I used my 'special sauce' to bring food to life and turn it into pretty girls. Now they work for free at my restaurant so I can pay off my debt to the mafia." An erotic visual novel about food humanization, featuring restaurant management and cooking elements.
An idle clicker about one very busy cursor. Click trees and rocks, build huts, put your villagers to work, buy and explore island after island and help the locals, while monsters and their creeping corruption try to take it all back.
Build your settlement into a war machine. Gather resources, raise massive armies, prepare your regiments, and watch your battle plan unfold as thousands of soldiers clash.
Start with a pickaxe and a plot. Dig ore, haul it to the trucks and pour the money into a bigger operation, then sell the whole thing and start again richer (or don't)! A cozy mining tycoon that takes you from a backyard mine to a lost jungle city and out to the asteroid belt.
What’s waiting behind the next wall? Swing and find out. You’re sealed in and every wall you smash takes you closer to the way out. Uncover strange rooms and hidden items, sell your loot, upgrade your tools and gear and level up to hit harder every time.
Rip trading-card packs live, from a bedroom with 3 viewers to a stream watched by all 8.2 billion humans. Tear, flip, slow roll, pray for the holo. Then hire co-hosts, run 16 feeds and a rip factory, print your own card game. A pixel-art incremental with a real ending.
A cozy grinder that offers countless hours of gameplay and more challenges as you progress. Minimal story and no turn-based combat means quick and rewarding gameplay as you watch those numbers go up and up. How far will you go to save this world?
An 18+ anime adventure with an isometric world, romance routes, and choices that shape your relationships, reputation, and the outcome of the story.
Start broke. Work terrible jobs. Put that cash to work in real estate, businesses, stocks, acquisitions, and crypto until working for money becomes somebody else's problem. The numbers are exaggerated. The financial logic underneath them isn't.
Expand your civilization to an empire of a million worlds. Balance production and logistics, experiment with economy mods, but don't sweat it. This is the age of expansion; growth is inevitable. This is a relaxed incremental experience where you can optimize and experiment, but you can't lose.