Role Playing (1493 programs)

Pros: Rich storyline. Comprehensive character customisation. Long-lasting gameplay. Complex world to explore.

Cons: Redundant if you already own the various expansions. Unsuited to casual play. Graphics are uneven. Character voices are inconsistent.

Pros: Immersive and gripping storyline. Includes every add-on and expansion. A strong combination of gameplay genres. Meticulous graphics.

Cons: Too violent for younger players. The voice acting can be flat. Boss battles are awkwardly inserted. Redundant if you already own the extensions.

Pros: Has a unique sense of humour. Cartoonish graphics are appealing. Many memorable characters. Unusual approach to familiar genre.

Cons: Monsters lack variety. Quests can become repetitive. Combat system is clunky. Treasure hunting lacks challenge as items too easy to find.

Pros: Over 100 quests. Local co-op—play with friends. Interesting art style. Unique aesthetic/art style.

Cons: Levels can feel long and tedious. Difficulty level can swing drastically. Feels like an inferior clone of previous Deathspank games. Gameplay becomes repetitive.

Pros: Rife with mysteries. Excellent battle mechanics. Great artwork. Smooth and challenging gameplay.

Cons: Story isn’t as innovative as the gameplay. Camera angles may make you lose sight at times. Combat moves are limited. Gets a bit tiresome at the end.

Pros: Has 80 towns and dungeons to navigate. Offers over 50 spells. Has three distinct storylines to follow.

Cons: Slow-paced combat.

Pros: Easy to play. Fairly balanced puzzles. Diverse character cast. Compatible with many devices.

Cons: Fixed and sometimes poor perspective. Colours bleed together in some scenes. Poor hint functionality. Nearly requires first episode.

Pros: Enjoyable, turn-based battle system. Large cast of characters. Simple gameplay will appeal to casual gamers. Reminiscent of old Final Fantasy games.

Cons: Lots of grinding required. Graphics are very simplistic. Lacks a truly compelling story. Spell books are under-powered.

Pros: Enjoyable nostalgic atmosphere. Simple, intuitive control system. Robust character customization options. Procedurally-generated dungeons provide replay value.

Cons: No female character options. Dated graphics. Character movement is sometimes very slow. Dark scenes can sometimes be hard to see.

Pros: Excellent voice performance by Cary Elwes. Affectionate spoof of RPG cliches. Detailed summoning system. Satisfyingly long main quest.

Cons: Dated graphics. Challenging mobile control system. Limited character customization. Can be hard to read on smaller screens.

Pros: Psychological elements are great. Stylish sketched look and Lovecraftian style. Loads of content. Harsh but fair.

Cons: Not an epic RPG, no dialog or cut-scenes. No dialogues or cut-scenes.

Pros: A classic of the genre. Mix of serious gaming and humour. Easy to play, challenge to master. An updated story and game mechanic over prequel.

Cons: It’s from 2011, and is not updated. Grind is real. Frat Boy humour not to all tastes. Outside of bashing and time management, not much to offer.

Pros: Engaging and detailed storyline. Plenty of surprises. Strong feeling of suspense. Good game play variation.

Cons: Rather outdated graphics. Not significantly different to the original. The game controls are quite weak. Takes up a lot of memory.

Pros: The gameplay is simple to understand.. The plot is sufficiently engaging..

Cons: Will not take long to complete.. Fight scenes lack engaging graphics..

Pros: Fun retro-influenced art style and soundtrack. Varied gameplay experience.

Cons: Intrusive equipment purchase system. PvP can be frustratingly unpredictable.