Adventure (2116 programs)

Pros: Four new worlds. 16 new traps and elements. 32 new enemy factions.

Cons: Requires the base game.

Pros: Adds pirate-themed outfits. Enhances visual charm.

Cons: Only cosmetic content. Small in scope.

Pros: Emotionally engaging narrative. Strong thematic focus on memory and identity. Atmospheric presentation and tone. Clear, accessible mechanics.

Cons: Very short episode. Linear progression. Leaves many questions unanswered.

Pros: 2D atmospheric pixel art graphics. Challenging platformer gameplay. Easy controls. Evocative dark and adult themes.

Cons: Difficulty scaling on the platforms can be unfair. The tutorial doesn’t play in-game.

Pros: Intricate and well-thought-out plot. Visually appealing graphics. Challenging yet engaging puzzles. Well-made original score.

Cons: No proper hint system.

Pros: Customization system with 48 upgrades. Early access version. Immersive world-building experience. Mini games.

Cons: The game’s early access version can be lacking.

Pros: Fully text-based adventures. Open-world exploration. Can interact with everything in the virtual world. Flexible writing styles and genres.

Cons: Highly resource-intensive. Difficult to set up right without the community’s help.

Pros: Hidden object and point-and-click mechanics. Features artworks created by American realist Edward Hopper. Supports local co-op. Three difficulty levels.

Cons: Depicts partial nudity.

Pros: Intriguing setting and story. Action and puzzle platforming. Multiple endings.

Cons: Story is a bit vague at the beginning.

Pros: Unique premise setting. Intriguing story. Thought-provoking socioeconomic themes.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Various secret worlds and easter eggs. Controller support. Fun exploration and puzzle-solving mechanics. Hilarious NPC interactions.

Cons: No actual story. Some wrong movement inputs when using analog control stick.

Pros: Great visuals. Features various art displays. Simple mechanics.

Cons: High mouse sensitivity. Very short gameplay.