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30% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 19% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Action, which covers 2,570 of them.
Open crates. Feed weapons to favorites and forge them into legendary gear. Wield varied weapons and mount upgraded guns on turrets. Solo or in co-op for up to 3, fight hordes, protect your crystal, and break towers and bosses in an FPS blending roguelike builds, weapon upgrades, and tower defense.
Idle defense you can't lose meets conveyor-belt factory automation. Your bunker holds back an endless swarm, every kill drops raw materials into the warehouse, then belts haul them to production lines you design, turning bugs into ammo, lures and goods. More bugs, more resources, a bigger factory.
Click, build, craft, and defend! Lead a colony of cute slimes in this cozy city-builder clicker. Arm your slimes with munitions to stop the Overlord's thief goblins from plundering your vaults!
Ride out by day, hire villagers and give them a trade, pay for every wall and tower coin by coin. When dusk falls, portals open on four sides. Hold the line until dawn, rebuild what was lost, and push your settlement outward until the portals themselves fall.
Walk a racing circuit and build towers on the kerb while cars pour in from every lane. Research five tower lines through three tiers, fuse five top towers into one super, and hold the road across ten circuits, from a suburban town to a desert, a lido and a snowfield.
Dig a living dungeon, grow a hungry ecosystem of monsters and hide the Dungeon Lord from waves of human heroes. Thirty years after losing the throne, Albert returns - and this time the arena is underground.
Grandma just wants to watch her soap opera finale, but Mr. Static has turned every TV channel into five-second microgames. Grab the remote and win them back: 150 frantic microgames, a channel-hopping story, endless remixes, a tower defence and couch duels for up to 4 players.
Hold the last fortress against hundreds of thousands of zombies in Deadtone, an incremental tower defense game. Set your firing lines, call in air support and grow stronger with permanent upgrades. Take the world back, region by region.
Launch, collect, upgrade! Starward Protocol is an incremental rocket shooter. Build your firepower, expand your upgrade tree, dodge dense bullet patterns, and defeat mechanical bosses on your journey to the stars.
A tower defense rouge lite mixed with a dating sim in which you are attempting to exterminate the population of a planet for a far future humanity. It attempts to evolve the tower defense formula and game play while brining back the experience and feel of a 90s RTS.
You called your smart home a clanker one too many times. Now millions of robot appliances want your trailer. Hold the yard in a first-person horde shooter, sell their scrap off Dale's tailgate, and grow one nail gun into hubcaps, Black Cats, a propane slingshot and a lawnmower minigun.
Swarmfall is a top-down roguelite tower defense where you defend humanity against an ever-growing swarm of mutated insects. Shop between waves for towers, Modules and Systems, craft builds that tear the swarm apart, and unlock powerful new options through deep roguelite progression.