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1,543 games tagged
34% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 10% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 1,281 of them.
A Texas Hold'em hand-builder meets tactical card battling. Luck makes you smile, decisions make you win — burst enemies with overflow damage, or duel AI, friends, and players worldwide!
Memo mixes UNO, Blackjack and memory in a fast and strategic card game. Remember positions, calculate risks and use special cards to win. Unlock new cards as you level up and play solo, against the AI or with friends.
Raise a Toast Cat on your desktop that spits out all sorts of scratch cards. Whatever you're doing, it hops along with you; once it's earned enough affection, it'll pull out a scratch card just for you. No need to watch it constantly — scratch one in a spare moment and unwind.
The ingenious fusion of Rogue elements and Bang! gameplay! Craft your skills, strengthen your deck, and ultimately defeat everyone who stands in your way—no matter how great they are.
Pixel-art No-Limit Hold'em with a built-in coach that shows your equity and says when to call, fold or raise. Train against six AI personalities, sit at a public table and climb ten ranks, or fill a cross-platform table of eight with a 4-digit room code. Virtual chips, no ads, no in-app purchases.
Solitaire & Cheats is a classic Klondike solitaire game where you earn points to spend on cheats-special moves that help you win tough deals. Settle into a cozy late-night jazz club atmosphere. Choose your rules, share game codes, and create your own card art.
A Slightly New Poker Battle
A dark fantasy roguelike tower defense. Hold the wall against endless legions across ten acts, command 23 unique heroes and forge runs that never repeat. Every wave you survive is a choice; every choice reshapes the siege. How long can Grimhold hold?
A trading practice simulator, not a live-market analysis tool: synthetic markets, one candle per day, no real data. 18 markets with broker-grade fills: slippage, gaps through stops, leverage, liquidation. 45 live lessons and a journal that names your leaks. One purchase, offline. Not advice.
A small box dungeon crawl for one player. A deck of rooms, a handful of dice, four numbers on a character sheet, and five floors that do not care how well you did last time.
An idle game about a cat stamping an absurd amount of paperwork, in a window that lives on top of everything else you are doing. Collect the package, stamp what is inside, send it out. Do it all by hand until you can afford not to, then go find out who keeps sending the work down.
A tactical card game where you fight enemy pirates. Choose which ships to load your cards onto without overloading them, equip sails to boost your ships' power, and use trinkets to turn the tide of battle.