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1,463 games tagged
49% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 21% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 966 of them.
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.
The mansion is mad at the bimbous, and 3,120 specimen jars are scattered around the floor. Carry armfuls, cast spells and file every jar home in this cozy-to-haunted Halloween sorting game, under a never-ending storm.
A room full of empty shelves and a floor full of little figures. Pick up each one, find the shelf where it belongs and put it back on! Earn ability points as you go and unlock new ways to move and sort in this relaxing first-person organizing game.
You work the night shift at a burger joint in a crime-ridden neighborhood. Serve customers, prepare food, and try to survive the night. But there's a problem. Not everyone who walks up to your window is human.
An online co-op horror shop game with up to 4 players. Run a thrift shop by day. Loot the Backrooms for stock by night. Mark your path, claim the loot and get back alive! It’s time to restock.
A cozy first-person tidying game. Thousands of board game boxes lie scattered across a charming two-storey shop. Gather stacks of copies, shelve every game in its category and watch the shop come back to life, one satisfying section at a time.
A cozy first-person toy shop sim. Cast rubber ducks, sew plush toys by hand, then box, tape, ribbon and ship each order out the window. Customers review every parcel, and they notice a crooked eye. Spend what you earn on new toys, a helper and decor.
Run your own 3D printing shop. Serve customers and negotiate orders by day; monitor printers, fix failures, and handle power outages by night. Manage materials, upgrade your machines, and grow your business, layer by layer.
Shred an endless stream of other people's tasks to fund your retirement. Sheet Job is a first-person incremental game where disposable work scales into full automation with questionable tools and methods — all in the name of productivity, corporate values, and professional growth. But what for?