Adventure (2082 programs)

Pros: Players can expect a twist. Lock-up routines.

Cons: Small text prompts.

Pros: Uses point-and-click mechanics. Simple gameplay mechanics. Narrative-driven game. Has a variety of characters.

Cons: Doesn’t have a character development feature.

Pros: Everchanging day-night and weather cycle. Procedurally generated locations. Immersive soundtrack.

Cons: Common retro pixelated visuals. Minimal game variety. Locked in 1st person perspective.

Pros: Unique co-op experience. Emotional depth. Beautiful visuals.

Cons: Two-player requirement.

Pros: Various game modes. Long hours of gameplay. Impressive storyline. Customize difficulty mode.

Cons: No jump move option.

Pros: With a custom soundtrack. Combines sandbox gameplay with D&D.

Cons: Limited classes available. Not a standalone game.

Pros: Excellent use of voice acting and other audio. Plot is engaging and will keep players entertained. Includes two different difficulty settings. Puzzles and clues provide a genuine challenge.

Cons: Character navigation controls are over-complicated. Puzzles can become a bit too repetitive. May be too difficult for some players. Sub-plots are not as engaging as the main plot.

Pros: Charming pixel graphics. Relaxing gameplay. Good city-building mechanics.

Cons: Get dull and repetitive after a while. Gameplay lacks variety.

Pros: Stunning hand-painted visuals. Fully voiced dialogues. Replayable mini-games. A wholesome theme suitable for all ages.

Cons: Simple gameplay may not suit players seeking more complexity.

Pros: Large cast of characters. Offbeat, humorous style. Enjoyable puzzle gameplay. Improved whip aiming mechanic.

Cons: Limited replay value. Large hub areas can be confusing. Overemphasis on combat. Disjointed storytelling in some levels.

Pros: Slow-burn mystery and psychological horror game. Simple gameplay mechanics. Character-driven.

Cons: Not out yet.