Role Playing (1480 programs)

Pros: Fully-voiced by the VTubers. 7 endings. Expands the VTubers’ canon lore. Short and succinct.

Cons: No art gallery to view CGs. Most of Rummy’s voiced lines are too quiet.

Pros: Interesting character-style writing. Unique stylistic graphics. Engrossing plot. Episodic releases.

Cons: No settings. Text style doesn’t indicate who’s currently talking. No photosensitivity and loud noise warning.

Pros: A spin-off to a popular Homestuck fanwork. Stellar writing for its text-based narrative. Records character details in the Trollodex. Over 10 episodes.

Cons: Heavily saturated with Homestuck’s jargon.

Pros: You get to interact with the TV show’s characters. Cute pixelated graphics. A simple character creation system. Nice caricature character portraits.

Cons: The story isn’t fully resolved. Not a lot of dialogue to pad more time. Gameplay can be a bit too bland.

Pros: Includes characters from the original game. New art style and sprites. Seven CGs to unlock. Allows players to save their progress.

Cons: Difficult to launch sometimes. Some scripts have typos. Dialogues are too long. Some background art designs do not match the characters.

Pros: Beautiful pixelated art. 360° combat movement with just 2D sprites. Active day and night cycle. Can equip and switch between two different sets of weapons.

Cons: Dialogue feels a bit flat. No unique character sprite animations for dialogue actions. No settings other than for audio.

Pros: 8 keyboard controls. Completely functional demo version. Casual paced gameplay. Simple fantasy storyline.

Cons: Only offers entire Level 1 of Doggo Quest.

Pros: Four love interests. Eight character traits. Customizable main character. Well-thought-out characterization and imagery.

Cons: 2D text and images. Focuses only on text-based gameplay.

Pros: Cute, endearing graphics. Romantic, fluffy storyline. 8 varied characters. 10 unpredictable endings.

Cons: Incredibly short gameplay.

Pros: Has over 300 collectible characters. 5 game modes. Beautiful dark fantasy character designs. Has auto-battle and fast forward options.

Cons: Constant pop-ups of events and cash shop offers. The Champions have no character descriptions or lore. No battle voiceovers. Linear combat in stages.

Pros: Unique and well-thought out plot. Addresses major plot points. Easy to play.

Cons: Depends on the previous installments.

Pros: Simple premise. Simple controls. Enjoyable gameplay.

Cons: Very short. Nothing much to do in the game. Problems with saving.

Pros: Extensive playable characters. Imaginative papercraft design. Uniquely generated stories.

Cons: Lacks customization features.

Pros: Astonishingly hand-drawn game art design. Assertive combat battles. Procedurally generated survival campaigns. Contains various environmental hazards.

Cons: No multiplayer game mode.

Pros: Simple controls. Can be finished in a few minutes. Interactive gameplay. Interesting story plot.

Cons: Few game actions. Offers nothing more than exploration.

Pros: Unique game. Range of elements. All-day companion. Fun graphics.

Cons: Becomes too hard as it progresses. Has potential but lacks execution. Click response could be better. Requires a 64-bit computer.

Pros: Good challenge. Good visual style. Text warnings to guide players. Developing gameplay/characters.

Cons: Limited replayability/variations in gameplay. Steep learning curve. No control over character traits. Basic storyline.

Pros: Features engaging, tactical gameplay. Interesting plot and side quests. Director's Cut has improved visuals. Engaging non-player characters.

Cons: Resources like ammo are scarce. Players receive little direction. Large amount of skills to understand. Some weapon classes feel useless.

Pros: Easy to use control interface. Classic isometric layout. Storyline and dialogue showcase offbeat humor. Compelling turn-based combat with plenty of options.

Cons: Awkward inventory management system. High difficulty, especially in early game. Limited tutorials don't provide much guidance. Keeping track of quests can be tricky.