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2,444 games tagged
28% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 35% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 1,109 of them.
Practice for a prop firm evaluation with your friends. One shared account, the same kinds of rules (daily loss limit, trailing drawdown, profit targets), pro-style charts with indicators and drawing tools, and a room full of things to throw when someone blows it.
Start with 10 gold and trade your way to a fortune. Browse a fantasy auction house, spot underpriced goods, set your own resale prices and collect sales by mail. Merchants from across the world keep the listings changing.
Help Nocciolino on a crazy 3D platforming adventure to thwart the evil Chef! Explore vibrant levels where everything reacts to physics, unlock wacky gadgets to overcome insurmountable obstacles, and blast your way through with... hazelnut magic!
A tiny parade of cute animals walks along the top of your taskbar while you work. Pet them, catch sparkles on the road, grant their daily wishes, send them exploring, and collect hats, friends and souvenirs. Quiet by default — it never gets in the way.
A new dark-fantasy Task Bar idle RPG. Six heroes, twelve specializations and hordes that fight back — right in the corner of your screen while you work. Loot, upgrade, rebirth. Free to play, with Steam Community Market trading planned after launch.
A darkly funny pawnshop roguelike. Your late uncle left you his shop and his debt to Mr. Grin. Buy strange stock, arrange the shelf so every item boosts its neighbours, and pay up every five days. Come up short and he takes a finger.
You've been isekai'd to Brokie Bros’ Village. To afford the 99,800 gold potion that gets you home, you'll trade, fight, and befriend your way to riches. A pixel-art isekai adventure RPG where you start broke and hustle your way back.
The ball is still. Every eye is on you. Bend free kicks with real Magnus physics, read the shooter's body in slow-motion saves, attack and defend corners, and take every set piece yourself across a seven-division league career. No microtransactions, no ads, fully offline.
Start small as a Chinese chef and run your own restaurant. Cooking, managing, pricing, and menu changes affect satisfaction and revenue. If reputation drops, customers leave. Cut costs to truly profit.
Command a mercenary company in a living sector. Trade, fight and scheme in real-time fleet battles while empires go to war around you. Play solo or with friends over Steam, and mod everything through the Workshop.