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43% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 15% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 8,882 of them.
Help Kuru go home! However, Kuru is a bit... of a neat freak, so he can't leave until he cleans up everything along the way! From teahouses to bamboo forests to shrines, KURU comes with 5 regions and 110+ handcrafted levels for you to rearrange and relax to!
This is an engaging game featuring stunning and charming girls. Dive into the jigsaw puzzle mechanics, arranging pieces to unveil the complete image of these captivating characters.
From puzzle maestro Bart Bonte comes a point-and-click adventure filled with quirky challenges, surreal surprises and moody tunes...
Game with simple mechanics but very fun to play.
An ever-growing compilation of all the short adventure games made by Gugames during various game jams
🔍🐱 A cozy hidden object adventure to enjoy with a cup of tea. Search 15 richly detailed scenes as Ruby and her companions follow the trail of her missing archaeologist parents. No timers, no fail states — just a thousand small things waiting to be found.
Hadley wakes in a facility. She is 9 months pregnant. They want her baby... CAYNE is the FREE, isometric horror game from the creators of STASIS.
In the face of the looming magical cataclysm, Ester Ambrose has to fight to save her future once again!
Murdered sisters, mind altering drugs and flying cities, to a case that goes way further than the banks of this one detective's little neighbourhood in this Indigenous cybernoir detective narrative adventure set in a post-post-apocalyptical future.
This is a logical game in which the goal of the game is to rearrange the tiles to get the final picture. In the pictures that need to be collected, different animals are depicted
Grow and make resources to trade with the city, care for animals, and build your dream ranch in Alawar's famous Frenzy Farm with a modern twist!
Imaginaria is both a night watch and the night watcher. It's a military term, supposedly coming from Latin, Imaginarius: relative to a mental figure. Perhaps because under Imaginaria duty the mind likes to wander too. Here in Antarctica we do them since the incident. And tonight I am Imaginaria.