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1,815 games tagged
64% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 12% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 868 of them.
A single-player physics comedy about two unruly hands and one very busy presidential desk. Answer calls, sign papers, dodge office disasters and keep a fictional market afloat through 17 story workdays and an escalating endless mode.
Sorority Rush is an indie point-and-click adventure game about the uncanny world of american sororities.
Climb from intern to CEO in this idle/incremental game where your company runs on a living spreadsheet. Hire, crush morale, rig the audits, and rack up ISO certifications... all the way to burnout or a golden retirement. 18 playable visual themes, dozens of hours of progression.
Mykyta Pylypovych, PhD, has a little secret, an inner voice guiding him through difficult situations. Use classic parser commands or advise Mykyta with a natural language, to aid his perilous research activities and, maybe, to save the whole free world!
The Bridge That Must Not Be Named became the main DVIZHUHA. Go online, one on one: take the wheel of the tanker that survived and deliver the fuel, or pilot the FPV drone and make sure IT never arrives. And it's all in PS1 style. Weather favors the operator, smoke and a jammer favor the driver.
Belgo Odyssey is an absurdly Belgian 2D action-arcade game. Aboard the airship Albert, travel across the country, battle Sputnik drones, Panzercopies, bizarre creatures, and very Belgian bosses. Collect beers, eat fries, and try to save Belgium.
An incremental game played entirely through typed commands in a terminal window. You are a machine under contract. Spawn autonomous agents to perform work for you and use the tokens they create to research new improvements to your process.
A silly puzzle platformer where players deploy useful items that will help them later.
Their papers say one thing. Their answers say another. Staff a booth on a tense border, question every traveller, and drag the lie they just told onto the document it contradicts. One of them is a spy. Approve the wrong face and it makes the evening news.
A point-and-click puzzle game set on your desktop. Uncover hidden rules in absurd user agreements, pop-ups, webpages, and minigames. Outsmart the traps, investigate Clause Inc., and uncover the truth behind the installation wizard.
Sad Damn is hiding. Use your fortress to blast your way to him. Tear through his generals' defenses, get better weapons, and try not to get blown up first.
Congratulations, you bought a timer. It counts every second you keep the window open, across every session, forever. Minimize it and time stops. No levels, no goals, no ending: just a number that grows while your productivity does the opposite. Clock faces and backgrounds, plus a leaderboard.