Tag
Time Management.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Time Management" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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Barista Simulator
Quality
62
Popularity
23
Value
39
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Pizza Deathlivery
Quality
57
Popularity
18
Value
47
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Unholy Employer Simulator
Quality
28
Popularity
10
Value
82
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Cycling Champion
Quality
52
Popularity
19
Value
50
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Orbital Dispatch
Quality
54
Popularity
14
Value
52
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Car Wash Simulator
Quality
25
Popularity
29
Value
72
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Heart's Medicine - Doctor's Oath
Quality
51
Popularity
19
Value
50
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Accident
Quality
63
Popularity
26
Value
32
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Republic of Pirates
Quality
57
Popularity
21
Value
40
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Recipe for Disaster
Quality
58
Popularity
23
Value
40
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Yet Another Incremental Game (but this time about coding)
Quality
54
Popularity
13
Value
51
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Drink Factory Simulator
Quality
58
Popularity
13
Value
46
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Eatime
Quality
52
Popularity
16
Value
50
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PlantUp
Quality
28
Popularity
5
Value
83
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Blockbuster Inc.
Quality
57
Popularity
23
Value
37
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Not Tonight 2
Quality
62
Popularity
22
Value
33
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Cargo, Please!
Quality
49
Popularity
16
Value
47
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Crypto Trading Simulator
Quality
52
Popularity
13
Value
51
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
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