Games (10000 programs)

Pros: 55+ challenging levels. Striking neon-pixel visuals. Energetic electronic soundtrack by multiple artists. Offbeat humor and quirky boss fights.

Cons: Very high difficulty may frustrate casual players. Limited narrative depth outside of humor.

Pros: Parkour elements. Six worlds with 10 levels each. Challenging but fun gameplay.

Cons: Random difficulty spikes. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Beautiful minimalist art style and graphics. 75 tracks and 50 cars to choose from. Multiple game modes available.

Cons: Steep difficulty curve.

Pros: Quirky yet charming art style. Covers various game genres. Unique "one try" gameplay mechanic.

Cons: Too easy. Could use more levels.

Pros: Challenging space adventure. Beautiful 2D game environment. Enhanced game quality sequel of 60 Seconds! Reatomized. Retains gameplay many players loved.

Cons: Some outcomes appear too random.

Pros: Hundreds of challenges to go through. Loads of customization options. Rewarding gameplay.

Cons: Controls can get unresponsive.

Pros: Intricate and engaging puzzles. Environmental storytelling. High-quality graphics and immersive sound design.

Cons: Limited replay value.

Pros: Bold aesthetics matched by intense mechanics.

Cons: Demanding reflexes could be challenging.

Pros: Fun, chaotic physics-based action.

Cons: Limited single-player and multiplayer features.

Pros: Tons of cute animal characters. Colorful diorama town environment. Story-rich gameplay. Varying arcade games.

Cons: Random softlocks.

Pros: Challenging puzzles. Nostalgic PS1 graphics. Lightweight.

Cons: Almost no directions given. Constant backtracking. Limited inventory slots. Cannot drop item on the inventory.

Pros: Intriguing storyline. New machine. Top-notch voice acting.

Cons: Too many technical issues. The puzzles aren't that challenging. Basic graphics. Still audio-dependent.

Pros: Gamified puzzles that make learning fun. Real-time previews allow for instant feedback. Completely free to download with a wealth of available lessons.

Cons: Heavy system requirements can lead to lag on older hardware. Some advanced lessons have a steep difficulty curve for young children.

Pros: Enjoy 3D open-world adventure. Switch fighting weapons between guns and supernatural powers. Four classes of DNA mods to choose from. Customize Lux Heart’s style to your preference.

Cons: Poor gun combat system.

Pros: Unique echolocation gameplay. Beautiful graphics. Playable with or without VR. Good voice acting.

Cons: Repetitive level structure. Monsters are too easy to manipulate. Non-echolocation levels do not have enemies. Short run time.

Pros: Fast-paced racing action. Procedural tracks ensure every race is a unique experience. The game uses a colorblind-friendly palette. Control system is easy to pick up for beginners but hard to master.

Cons: Lacking in content beyond a straight racing game with no story.

Pros: Unique look-but-don't-touch mechanics. Surreal 1910s-inspired map. Calming background music.

Cons: Entire map only consists of a few hallways. Not forthcoming with information. More of a walking simulator than puzzle game. Only three actual puzzles.

Pros: High-speed thrills. Competitive team-based race challenges. Supports cross-platform playing. Team up online or locally.

Cons: Single-player mode lacks more game depth.

Pros: Dark 2D horror atmospheric play. Depicts Taiwan’s local folklore. Powerful game imagery. Easy point-and-click game.

Cons: No power to intervene with Ray’s situation. Slow game pace.