Adventure (478 programs)

Pros: Fun and interactive AR game elements. No team member limit. Immersive gameplay.

Cons: Limited combat feature. No player-versus-player. Rather repetitive mechanics. No longer online.

Pros: Amazing graphics and animation. Cloud save feature. Fun gameplay. Lots of mini puzzles. Works with Phonejoy controllers.

Cons: Ocassional graphic glitches.

Pros: Fast and furious gameplay. True to the original Sonic games. Lots of levels to play.

Cons: Controls are a bit fiddly. Some graphical glitches.

Pros: True to the original. Good touch controls. Improved aspect ratio for widescreen. Remixed music. You can play with more characters.

Cons: Controls can be imprecise. Tails and Knuckles don't fit perfectly in the original scenarios.

Pros: Supports online multiplayer. Features online chat. Includes daily rewards.

Cons: Does not support offline play. Easily drains battery life.

Pros: Awesome, wacky graphics. Cool music soundtrack. Lots of collectibles.

Cons: Quickly gets repetitive. Unoriginal gameplay.

Pros: Good range of puzzles to solve. Interesting interactive elements.

Cons: Still in the development stages. Only for diehard fans.

Pros: Good graphics. Fun soundtrack. Easy to control. You get funds for passing levels.

Cons: You can't combine moves.

Pros: Strong narrative. Beautifully crafted background. Unconventional controls. Challenging puzzles.

Cons: Control issues.

Pros: Fresh fantasy experience with dual-perspective narrative and dynamic combat. Striking visuals, fluid animations, and strong voice acting. Cooperative multiplayer and engaging story.

Cons: Minor performance demands. Early-game grind.

Pros: Improves on the original's artistic direction. Adds new biomes. Leaders add new gameplay possibilities.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Diverse towers, tactics, and heroes. Unique terrains. 80 stages to conquer. Satisfying rewards.

Cons: Exclusive on Apple Arcade.

Pros: Educational content. Safe and family-friendly. Imaginative and interactive gameplay. Offline access.

Cons: Still in its early access stage.

Pros: Introduces a new, global-scale plot. Driven by audience interactions. High-resolution footages. New episodes added regularly.

Cons: Takes collective decisions to drive stories forward. Minor technical issues.

Pros: Atmospheric design. Intricate puzzles. Gripping narrative. Enhanced graphics.

Cons: Short length. Lack of a map. Unforgiving manual save system.

Pros: Multiple explorable environments. Various power-ups to pick up. Multiplayer gameplay.

Cons: Slight learning curve.

Pros: Various competitive online games. Supports virtual reality headsets. Offers communication features. Avatar customization.

Cons: Basic visuals. Prone to crashing.