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4,752 games tagged
42% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 15% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Action, which covers 3,071 of them.
Grow a thriving valley with a crew of little robots. Play as Pip to tend crops and build workshops, then put your helpers to work hauling harvests and keeping production moving. Turn a handful of apples into a place that hums with life.
A turn-based robot programming race for 2 to 8 players. Load five instruction cards face down, then watch every plan collide with belts, rams, lasers, shafts, and each other on a factory floor that never got the memo. Solo, online, or on the couch with friends in party mode.
4,000 socks. One giant mess. Find matching pairs, fill shelves, and complete orders in a cozy first-person sorting game. Then unlock a second workshop and build your own sorting lines with conveyors, robotic arms, and delivery robots.
Equip your mechs, drop them from orbit and hold the line. NEEDLEFALL is a horde defense RTS for 1–4 players. Build pipes to carry Flux to the Core and your turrets, raise walls, command your mechs against swarms of hundreds of creatures and destroy the twelve hives.
A first-person power-empire sim. The AI boom has swallowed the grid: start with nothing in a town run by Evil Corp's coal plant, build solar, wind and batteries, wire them up, and knock on doors to sell power until the whole town runs on green energy for lower prices.
A physics-based medieval slasher seen through an oscilloscope. You were a fencing school's training dummy. Now a junk dealer owns your core. Travel between towns, fight in tournaments, repair your second-hand body, and save up to buy yourself back.
WW3: Third time's the charm! A fast-paced cartoon-noir FPS set in an absurd alternate 1965. Dash, grapple and parry through a wind-up robot army, turn enemies into health and ammo, and bring down theatrical bosses with an arsenal of very undiplomatic weapons.
Run an office of parody AI models through the night. Work jobs by hand, buy models like Llamba and Clawed into desks, and keep them cool with fans, a battery and solar panels. Pivot for Vision, open five offices on a city map and take the company public.