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10,620 games tagged
41% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 10% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 7,262 of them.
Discover the revival of Minesweeper. Da Bomb! twists the classic concept into an explosive 3D puzzle. Clear the grid across the surface of a cube, and test your reflexes in the innovative and addictive Time Attack mode. Every second counts!
Checkmate is a turn-based Xiangqi roguelite where a lone red general carries a cannon into a 9×10 battlefield. Move to reload, fire risky snap shots, aim for precision, and use enemy pieces as firing screens. Each upgrade also strengthens the opposing army.
Cozy paper-style Sudoku to unwind with — 500 levels plus Endless, Relax, and Daily modes, medals and 60 achievements. Solve at your own pace.
Sweet KOL - A simple and beautiful jigsaw puzzle game themed around livestreaming girls. Enjoy relaxing moments with five pretty and cute livestreaming girls after their broadcasts, accompanied by soothing music. After completing a level, you can view the girls' photos in the gallery.
A Minesweeper-inspired incremental where every cell you dig pays. Run short shifts, buy upgrades between them, and work your way up a seven-floor company tower — glaciers, volcanoes, deep space, a casino on top. Mines? That's what insurance is for.
LOOPY is the lab’s daily Slitherlink arena: Outrun neon, nine ranked protocols a day, arcade rules that shift under you, weekly/monthly circuits (Gauntlet, Megaloop, Throne Rush), and a synthwave score locked to every mode. Close the loop. Climb the board. No ads. No IAP.
Sudoku for dog lovers. Dogs are wonderful creatures and humanity’s best friends! Always loyal, always by your side, and always ready to help solve any problem—even Sudoku!
This game is a classic puzzle game with multiple levels and beautiful graphics. Enjoy!
Find the goal in hex mazes that reveal themselves as the clock ticks. Move now, or wait for a clearer path? Play solo, replay a seed to beat your best time, or race up to six players online on the same mazes, with quick challenges along the way.
Record your insights in a traceable journal, and browse an 78-card reference library. Shuffling uses real-world physical entropy—millisecond keyboard input timings and characters to influence card weights, with no AI interpretation. All readings are for entertainment only, not real-life guidance.