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3,654 games tagged
38% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 12% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 2,838 of them.
A 3-12 player extraction game about digging for treasure as a loyal team of dwarves... Or most of you are loyal anyway; someone is secretly trying to sabotage the group. Explore and excavate, scavenge for items and treasure, and put your perception and deception skills to the test.
Dad's on a cruise and his garage is full of junk. Haul it, throw it at buyers on the driveway, and swear Elvis owned the guitar. Pay Dad's cruise bill before the ship docks, or the whole crew rides a vacuum truck to Dagestan. A first-person physics comedy for 1 to 4 friends.
One blunt. A deck full of Bad Trips. Friends you can't trust. Pass the Blunt is a party card game for 2 to 6 players where holding the blunt makes your cards hit harder and your problems twice as big. Last one standing wins.
An online 3v3 courtroom party game where you and your friends become chaotic lawyers, arguing before an AI cast that runs locally on your PC. Talk to clients, build your case, then take on your friends in court. Will you be the lawyer everyone calls, or the one they regret calling?
Looks can be deceiving. Your moves might give you away. Bad Pose is a casual online party game where you create animal poses and animations to blend in and fool the hunter. Recreate their habits from memory or watch the animals around you. Does your pose look natural? Maybe only to you.
Arcade Ice Hockey gets out of hand. Dodge UFOs, survive a tilting rink and score with every puck in play. Compete solo, with up to four players in local split screen, or with up to six online. Pick your events, boost past trouble and rescue your frozen teammates to score the winning slapshot!
Your friends secretly choose who you are. Everyone else can see it - you can’t. Ask yes/no questions, follow the clues, and figure out your character! Supports 2-8 players, and only the host needs to own the game.