Role Playing (1480 programs)

Pros: Voice input integrated directly into character logic. Disguise system that alters AI response patterns. Multiple thematic modes with distinct rule sets. Creation tools for characters and neighborhoods.

Cons: Interaction model restricted to voice and dialogue features.

Pros: Deep strategic combat. Strong social focus. Evolving content updates.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Outdated visuals.

Pros: Engaging AI-driven interactions. Customizable character and home design. Cross-platform multiplayer functionality. Variety of chat options.

Cons: Extended waiting periods.

Pros: Rich, compelling storyline.

Cons: Limited information available.

Pros: Incredible world building. Different tiers of difficulty. Many chapters and levels.

Cons: Physical strength restrictions. Stamina limits.

Pros: Captivating art style. Easy to pick up. A blend of comedy and eeriness.

Cons: Overwhelming visual effects.

Pros: New locations and storyline. New postgame content with Delves. Introduces a new Allied race. Adds hero talent trees.

Cons: Still retains an experience requirement.

Pros: Immersive narrative. Unique art style. Character development. Replayability.

Cons: Mature content. Limited gameplay experience. Pacing. Replay dependency.

Pros: Rich narrative. Immersive world-building. Strategic gameplay.

Cons: High difficulty level. Mature content. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Intriguing story. Four characters available. Fun and engaging combat.

Cons: Still in Early Access.

Pros: Immersive quests. Expands the base game’s storyline.

Cons: Needs the base game.

Pros: A direct spin-off of the first game. Retains the signature art style. Still features narration from Doug Cockle. Expands base-building aspect.

Cons: Increased difficulty level. The premise follows the same pattern.

Pros: Intriguing and LGBT-themed stories. Three narrative branches. Challenging puzzle rooms. Beautiful graphics.

Cons: Short playthroughs. Depressing topics.