Adventure (2083 programs)

Pros: Classic rescue mission gameplay. 20 challenging levels. Two modes for two different eras. Educational value.

Cons: Unapproachable for casual players. Pixelated graphics can be an eyesore.

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: 2D visuals in pixel graphics. 90s chiptune music. Various modes.

Cons: Inconsistent physics constraints.

Pros: Nostalgic pixel art style. Grid-based exploration. Hidden chambers and puzzles. Potion brewing mechanics.

Cons: Repetitive dungeon layouts. Limited character customization. Turn-based combat may feel slow. Lack of multiplayer or co-op options.

Pros: Narrative with psychological depth. Eerie art style and sound design. Thought-provoking puzzles. Diverse perspectives that enrich gameplay.

Cons: Translation errors in dialogue.

Pros: Free to play. Nostalgic crossovers. Charming pixel art. Multi-language support.

Cons: Very short gameplay duration.

Pros: Emotional impact. Unique gameplay blend. Historical perspective. Visually striking art style.

Cons: Potentially heavy subject matter.

Pros: Unique particle-based visual style. Engaging exploration and puzzles. Deep, mysterious narrative.

Cons: Stealth sections can feel tedious.

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

Cons: No proper hint system.

Pros: Challenging combat system. Story switches between past and present time. Nostalgic-looking 2D pixel art graphics. Lets you remap controls.

Cons: The fights can be really tough.

Pros: Original premise. Intuitive controls.

Cons: Bugs and glitches cause game crash.