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1,328 games tagged
43% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 20% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 901 of them.
A first-person cleanup sim about the shift nobody sees. After the concert, collect the trash, mop the court, take the stage apart and put the seats back in, until the arena is ready for tomorrow's game. The crowd went home. You didn't.
A dark-humor bureaucracy sim with a retro PSX look. You have 21 days to get a visa: collect papers in absurd office minigames, flip burgers on night shifts to pay for them, and decide what your father and your dog Karabas can live without.
Practice for a prop firm evaluation with your friends. One shared account, the same kinds of rules (daily loss limit, trailing drawdown, profit targets), pro-style charts with indicators and drawing tools, and a room full of things to throw when someone blows it.
A cozy first-person organizing game set in an art shop of rare and beautiful things. Sort 2,942 fine art supplies and artisan pieces in dozens of distinct forms, shelf by shelf, color by color, and unlock skills as the shop becomes a gallery of perfect order.
Run a tiny soba and bento kiosk on a countryside train platform. Prep by hand, serve commuters before the doors close, and make rent by closing time.
Build, automate and scale a software factory. Move bugs through Reproduce, Fix, Test and Deploy, eliminate bottlenecks, survive regressions and turn a manual pipeline into an increasingly powerful automated system.
Run your own plague doctor apothecary in this first-person shop simulator. Grind herbs, stir brews, bottle remedies and advise customers. Set prices, count change, hire staff and grow a humble remedy shop into Rookbridge's trusted apothecary.
Rent a dying laundromat next to First City Bank. Every night, dig. Haul the dirt out unseen, shore up the ceiling before it caves in, and keep quiet when the patrol car rolls by. One city block, one tunnel, one shot at the vault.
Draw houses by hand at a drafting table. Clients write to you with the house they want. Draw every line, show them the drawing, and see it built. Later, a photograph comes of the house, lived in. Or draw your own dream house.
A witness, a sketch artist, and a killer who might be sitting right next to you. Draw suspects from shaky testimony, question everything you're told, and decide who to arrest before another night ends in another body.
Sort 5,000 alpaca plushies in a first-person collectathon with a touch of chaos. Spend your sorting earnings on a deep upgrade system, and discover five hidden powers with chaotic upgrades of their own.
a cozy organizing simulator where you sort 6,010 trading cards, booster boxes and graded slabs back where they belong after prerelease night, a collection buyout and the shop cat wrecked the store. Doors open at dawn.