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1,260 games tagged
29% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 29% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with 2D, which covers 644 of them.
In this absurd physics comedy set in a fictional world, control a livestreaming president’s hands, get the job done, manage stress and global danger, and keep the broadcast going until midnight as chaos escalates.
Meiji Oligarchy is a historical simulation game that models the political, economic, and military systems of Meiji-era Japan. It spans the period from the assassination of Ōkubo Toshimichi through the Katsura–Saionji era (1878–1912).
Build a highly organized Communist Party with iron discipline; seize power through armed struggle; liberate all oppressed people; and march toward the fulfillment and realization of the Party’s highest goals and ultimate ideals
A darkly comic, turn-based roguelike of 1970s London police night duty. Dispatch your few constables, fill your four cells, back gambles over the radio — and keep the streets safe until 06:00. Every shift deals fresh trouble, and every choice follows your career. Just make it through the week.
The hardest part about interstellar expansion isn't the technical cost, its the people. Exploit ecosystems, manipulate the masses, and conquer the intergalactic market. Growth is mandatory -- ethics are not.
Warlord is a fantasy map simulator where factions build, expand, and fight on their own. Create custom maps, scenarios, factions, and units. Then watch your world come to life.
A baseball front office sim you can rebuild. Swap in your own club logos and player portraits, rewrite names, cities and colours, and change every rule value: club count, DH, games per season, even the ball. You never control a player.
You are the Chairman. Every edict has a stated version and a real one, and every number you see is the number you were given. Forty quarters, thirty-four provinces, five colleagues who could replace you. A turn-based political satire. Thirteen endings, one posthumous name.
"The Listener is a first-person investigation game. Play as a Yugoslav radio amateur at the height of the Cold War. Use your equipment to pick up mysterious transmissions, analyze cryptic messages, and gather hidden clues to uncover a sinister conspiracy"
A political life simulation: enter in middle age, assemble bills, run elections, take the money, bury the trail. There is no win condition — only how you are remembered when you die.
A fast-paced, easy-to-learn grand strategy game. Drag your orders across the map and conquer enemy territory. Manage your economy to keep your armies supplied with troops and equipment. Play historical 20th-century scenarios or create your own in an advanced editor.
Pressure-wash a national eyesore into sparkling blue water. Vacuum the rubbish, deal with meddling geese, and endure a president who takes credit for every clean centimetre. A first-person cleaning comedy with a very dirty job.