Tag
Science.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Science" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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ICARUS
Quality
64
Popularity
40
Value
30
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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
Quality
45
Popularity
21
Value
67
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The Light Remake
Quality
70
Popularity
26
Value
39
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Take On Mars
Quality
55
Popularity
26
Value
56
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Guys with Magnets
Quality
43
Popularity
5
Value
79
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Signal Simulator
Quality
64
Popularity
24
Value
42
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The House of Tesla: Definitive Edition
Quality
60
Popularity
24
Value
48
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Perilous Warp
Quality
59
Popularity
41
Value
36
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Tornado: Research and Rescue
Quality
68
Popularity
21
Value
42
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Incremental Orbits
Quality
62
Popularity
24
Value
47
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VENERA 31
Quality
59
Popularity
19
Value
50
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Nature & Life - Drunk On Nectar
Quality
69
Popularity
20
Value
38
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Genesis Alpha One Deluxe Edition
Quality
68
Popularity
26
Value
33
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Brain Show: Party Game
Quality
59
Popularity
19
Value
49
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Starpoint Gemini 2
Quality
68
Popularity
28
Value
33
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Advent: Dawn
Quality
60
Popularity
22
Value
47
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Periapsis: Gravity Slingshot
Quality
54
Popularity
24
Value
50
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Alembic
Quality
62
Popularity
11
Value
52
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