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Pros: Riveting gameplay with a mix of combat and deckbuilding. Full customization of your own gameplay style. Features an in-game global market. Procedurally generated world.

Cons: Very steep system requirements.

Pros: Slice-of-life visual novel. Cartoonish art style. Adult-like charm to its story.

Cons: Native aspect ratio will look stretched out on modern monitors. Short runtime. Contains profanity and adult language in the dialogue.

Pros: Ideal for kids in the 2 to 5-year range. Multiple reading modes. Great sound effects. Beautiful musical score.

Cons: Freezes randomly. Pop-ups are not there on every page. The game portions could distract kids from the story. Limited number of languages (no Japanese, for instance).

Pros: Creative puzzles. Humorous dialogue. Character-switching ability. Easy navigation between locations.

Cons: Text-heavy dialogue. Rough graphics.

Pros: 20 built-in field setups. Customize your own field setups. Personally style your mounter character. Challenging trails to top.

Cons: Muscular male figures can appear suggestive to some.

Pros: Simple gameplay. 50 campaign levels. Over 50 bonuses. Smooth character animation.

Cons: Background looks bland. No multiplayer campaign. Some levels can be frustrating.

Pros: Solid graphics and interface. Reasonably authentic. Good for learning the game. Runs well on most devices.

Cons: Limited gameplay options. No way to tweak rates. Jacks or better only. Largely mouse-only.

Pros: Almost an hour-long OST.

Cons: Fast-paced gameplay could be challenging.

Pros: Charming 90s visuals and themes. Intriguing story. Eerie and atmospheric.

Cons: Not out yet.

Pros: Upgrade buildings as you progress. Does not punish short-episodic play. Win up to 30 in-game trophies. Each episode has its own story.

Cons: Demands you promote them on Facebook to progress through levels. Massive amounts of waiting and grinding. The cartoon-graphic styling looks dated and slightly pixelated. Some final-enemy battles are very similar.

Pros: Easy to pick up. Lots of different decks. Great for casual play. Wide variety of levels.

Cons: Infrequent updates. Low-contrast graphics. Crowded interface. Minimal competitive options.

Pros: Excellent detailed 3-D graphics. Both career mode and multiplayer available. Plenty of holes and different landscapes; seven unique courses to play on. Full customisation for characters, from physical appearance to wardrobe.

Cons: Experienced golfers may find the lack of realism annoying. Purchases required for custom clubs, tournaments and other additions. Those who are serious about the sport/genre have better options. Too challenging for some players, especially when putting.