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1,624 games tagged
44% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 22% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 1,083 of them.
Run a cozy alchemy shop at the mouth of an endless dungeon. Sell potions to adventurers, secretly raise monsters in your cellar and release them below. Pay the corridor its toll in gold, earn wisdom, and descend - until it devours you, or you rule it as the Grand Alchemist.
Tuft cozy rugs for a town full of customers. Stretch the cloth, fire the tufting gun, glue, flip, shave and carve each rug by hand, then deliver it to their home. Grow your little studio with new yarns, tools and decorations, or turn any picture into a rug of your own.
You're the Dark Lord. Heroes have turned your dungeon upside down, and now it won't let you reach your throne until you tidy up! Sort 4,500 objects across 10 rooms, unlock magical abilities, and put goblins and skeletons to work in this first-person organizing simulator.
You're the new IT hire at Kelmore, a research lab that keeps the dead. Work the helpdesk queue with real PowerShell and Active Directory, go one floor deeper each day, and find out what the last admin left running.
Midnight Bakery is a first-person bakery simulator with a horror twist. Serve customers, prepare coffee, restock shelves, and customize your shop. But as the nights go by, strange events begin to unfold. Can you keep your bakery running when reality itself starts to unravel?
AFTER HOURS: LOST AND FOUND Psychological horror desk-sim where you process lost belongings, examine documents, solve puzzles, uncover disturbing stories, and slowly discover what is hiding beneath the station.
Start with a tiny cup and bring a dry lake back to life! Carry water, unlock bigger containers and drive water-filled vehicles solo or with up to 3 friends. Work together—or knock your buddy over and spill their water. Every drop counts. Is it FULL YET?
Run your own PC store in a first-person business simulator. Stock shelves, serve customers, repair second-hand tech, and bid on warehouse auctions. Hunt for bargains, expand your shop, and turn a small business into a thriving technology store.
Take orders, fry falafel and fill pitas, solo or with up to three friends, at a quiet stand in Tel Aviv's Carmel Market. Do it well and word gets around: more customers, more dishes, and a lunch rush you'll need every hand for.
You run the signal box on the night shift. Bring trains in, hold the late ones, and send them back out before the timetable buries you. Route one wrong and the line locks up. A keyboard-driven dispatch puzzle on an 80s green-CRT board.
Welcome to the Ishitsubutsu Management Bureau. Earn ¥10,000 an hour inspecting cursed objects. Compare each item with its inspection record, identify anomalies, and choose to Store, Incinerate, Seal, or Report it. A job-simulation horror game with a seven-day mystery. Japanese only.
Start at 22 with $3,000, a rented room and an empty calendar. Win clients, close sales, post videos that find buyers for years, buy homes of your own, maybe found an agency. A real estate career sim about the one thing money can't buy back: your time.