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6,640 games tagged
34% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 19% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 3,977 of them.
Take orders, fry falafel and fill pitas, solo or with up to three friends, at a quiet stand in Tel Aviv's Carmel Market. Do it well and word gets around: more customers, more dishes, and a lunch rush you'll need every hand for.
You run the signal box on the night shift. Bring trains in, hold the late ones, and send them back out before the timetable buries you. Route one wrong and the line locks up. A keyboard-driven dispatch puzzle on an 80s green-CRT board.
Command fleets, build your colony, manage resources, and master six elemental forces in a sci-fi strategy game set across a galaxy of rival worlds. Choose diplomacy, defense, or expansion as your decisions shape the future of Exelcia.
A casual dark-fantasy sorting game. Pick up, carry and shelve 574 pieces of loot across seven shops, from rusty daggers to cursed relics. Race the clock, brave fog-shrouded Impossible mode, or sort together in online co-op.
Start at 22 with $3,000, a rented room and an empty calendar. Win clients, close sales, post videos that find buyers for years, buy homes of your own, maybe found an agency. A real estate career sim about the one thing money can't buy back: your time.
Open your own stall at the flea market. Buy cheap from the secondhand dealer, set out your goods, name your price and haggle with every customer. Grow your reputation, trade with neighboring sellers and find the pieces your story customers are hunting for. A warm, relaxing secondhand business game.
Oil tycoon sim in a shared online world. Inherit land and debts in the town of Blackwaters, pump crude, haul barrels to the refinery and sell when the price is right. Then mine, saw, research and hire your way from one pickup to an oil company with a semi-truck and sea exports.
Start your own board game publishing company! Combine themes and mechanics, name your games and customize their covers. Have your prototypes playtested, refine your ideas and publish your games. Invite creators, win over fans and critics, and create your first hit.
Start as a journalist and build a media empire. Design your HQ and studios, hire staff and create hit TV shows, then launch your own streaming platform and fund movies and series. Rise from nobody to mogul in a bustling, living city.
Observe and watch over the people of "Rifsham" from atop your watch tower. Identify abnormal events in town and deal with them appropriately, or face the wrath of your overseer.
Save Earth on dial-up. Download a 500 MB defense patch, fend off phone calls and malware, upgrade your modem, and turn dropped connections into Patience. A nostalgic incremental comedy set inside a chaotic 1990s desktop.
Ah, the endless struggle. You need experience to get a job, but you need a job to get the experience. Fortunately, you find yourself in a position where you decide who gets the job, and the consequences that comes with those choices... and then there's taxes...