Adventure (2082 programs)

Pros: Casual gameplay. Diverse, D&D-inspired characters. Conversation heavy. Intuitive quest system.

Cons: Contains disturbing content.

Pros: Strong mix of exploration, trading, and combat. Procedurally generated maps for unique campaigns. Customizable ships and flexible playstyles. Supports both single-player and online co-op.

Cons: No tooltip comparison for gear upgrades. Inventory system could be more refined.

Pros: Atmospheric cyberpunk setting with pixel art detail. Engaging interactive fiction and character-driven plot. Thought-provoking puzzles and item mechanics. Fully voiced for immersive storytelling.

Cons: Contains mature themes.

Pros: Authentic retro graphics and atmosphere. Unique dimension-shifting mechanic. Intriguing story. Good variety of locations.

Cons: Lacks polish and has many bugs. Poor optimization. Unintuitive UI. Navigation can be confusing.

Pros: DRM-free—no internet connection required to use. Features a built-in lighting system. No additional licensing is required for commercial use. Smart tools like smart tiling and smart object scattering.

Cons: Users will need to find level assets from third parties to make anything original. Limited to top-down art styles.

Pros: Well-designed characters. In-depth, dialogue-driven storylines. Gorgeous retro art style.

Cons: May be too slow-paced for some.

Pros: Nostalgic art style. Engaging gameplay. Team-based co-op mechanics is robust.

Cons: Clunky controls. Buggy first-person camera. Uneven difficulty.

Pros: Colorful, cartoony graphics. Engaging protagonist. Accessible but varied platforming gameplay. Upbeat, kid-friendly theme.

Cons: Some frustrating puzzles. Grating sidekick characters. Uninspiring soundtrack. Controls sometimes feel loose.

Pros: Funny, self-aware dialogue. Gorgeous pixel graphics. Beautiful music. Fluid controls.

Cons: Difficult to distinguish interactive elements on Overworld. Rebinding keys recommended. Not original.