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2,027 games tagged
36% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 16% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 862 of them.
Guide humanity’s last colony ship through procedurally generated worlds, dangerous choices, alien encounters, and signal decoding puzzles. Manage dwindling systems, read each planet’s visual clues, and decide where civilization begins again or ends forever.
From Earth to the Moon and beyond, build colonies, develop industries, and manage supply chains in this incremental logistics game. Harness the resources of the Solar System to build an ark and carry humanity to other stars.
Fall in love with a mad scientist who kidnaps you or will you try to escape his grasp?
Take to the skies in this spaceflight simulator where you have control over every aspect of your orbital journey. Build a rocket and its control panels, steer your spacecraft to stay on its flight path, manage resources and explore the solar system using realistic physics and propulsion systems.
Worldwright is a god game at the planetary scale. Split continents, prune lineages, topple empires, and discover unique worlds across 5 billion years of geology, evolution, and history.
Mossu is a botanical cubesat terrarium floating through the real solar system, with you and your friends as it's caretakers! Hands on plant growth, cubesat construction and exploration in your shared, persistent craft. Go from Earth orbit to the Martian surface!
Interactive 3D mathematics from the makers of Makarov Physics Suite: fractals, chaos, the complex plane, 4D polytopes, linear algebra, Fourier, Monte Carlo, graphs, primes. Nobody drew these pictures: each one is recomputed as you drag the parameters, and the numbers are measured on screen.
Crash-land on an unknown world and build your settlement hex by hex across its entire globe. Then take it to the stars: a real-time grand strategy game where you zoom from one colony's roads out to a galaxy held by ancient powers that play by the same rules you do.
A cosmic chemistry idle sandbox. Drag and combine atoms, discover reactions, form and terraform planets, build automated structures, and defend your core with turrets. Progress through the epochs, then rebirth to grow a new universe.
A pixel-physics sandbox. Fifty materials, and every one of them is physics: sand finds its angle, water freezes, lava crusts into stone, gunpowder blows. Build your own materials and worlds, and share them in the Workshop.
A brilliant engineer from MIT, Ren Shale is summoned to another world, where he analyzes and combines magic and science to pioneer the new field of Spelltech and joins his companions to defend the kingdom against the sinister Demon King, his powerful Archdukes, and their demon armies.
You argue about a shitty movie, visit your father, lose your job, have a beer, and somehow end up pulled back into a conversation you can't quite walk away from. Somewhere in between, the sea appears. DROWNSCROLL is a short narrative story, about 45 minutes long.