Simulation (1374 programs)

Pros: 14 playable characters. Two locations. Hundreds of chairs to sit on.

Cons: Not much to do.

Pros: Wholesome story about kindness and found family. Cute, cozy art style. Multiple routes and six endings add replay value. Free to download with pay-what-you-want support.

Cons: Very short, single-sitting experience. Minimal interactivity beyond basic choices.

Pros: A parody dating sim of Doom. No gore or violence. Four demons to court. Five endings.

Cons: No CG gallery.

Pros: Impressive character design and animation. Great voice acting. Gender inclusive with flexible character pronouns.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Modular ship-building with orbital mechanics. Built in Unreal Engine 5. Active Discord community with developer feedback. Runs smoothly on modest hardware.

Cons: No multiplayer or combat features. Steep learning curve with little guidance. Lacks structured objectives or story.

Pros: Rebalances the game with updates to Northern Europe. Replayable branching missions. New technologies and unit types. Thematically consistent soundtrack.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Extremely challenging AI players.

Pros: Very simple interface. Colorful design. Lightweight application. No installation necessary.

Cons: Always on top cannot be disabled. No filter or censoring options.

Pros: Meticulously-crafted 3D graphics. A nicely-designed cast of characters. Dozens of unique character sprites. Free.

Cons: Updates take a long while. The dialogue can be uncreative.

Pros: Unique story line. Distinct art style. Easy mechanics. Drag-and-drop function.

Cons: Lacks setting options. Only a tutorial.

Pros: Simple to grasp and suitable for all skill levels. Fully illustrated cast of characters. Features a narrative with clicker gameplay.

Cons: Not a great deal of variety in plant management.

Pros: Can send and receive anonymous words of encouragement from other players. Beautiful and scenic background environment. Atmospheric ambient noise and day-night lighting. Lets you take screenshots with a hotkey.

Cons: Can’t move from your spot. No in-game tutorial. Game sometimes crashes.

Pros: Real-life physics. Custom wing builder. Educational. Fly miniwings, speedwings, and kites.

Cons: No multiplayer option.

Pros: An adaptation of a vampire romance novel saga. Beautifully illustrated art. Easy gameplay.

Cons: No player choices. Story is too linear.

Pros: LGBT relationships. Linear story. Cute art style. Short and sweet.

Cons: No dialogue options or other endings.

Pros: Engrossing text-based storyline. LGBT romance with 4 characters. Choices shape your personality. Lets you enable and disable R-rated scenes.

Cons: Some issues with saves not being available or have been erased.

Pros: Inventive gameplay. Intriguing storyline. Quirky sense of humor. Original graphic style.

Cons: Fiddly controls. Swearing and horror make it inappropriate for children. Some elements assume familiarity with the YouTube character. Lacks replay value.

Pros: Original story set after the events of the original Life is Strange game. More than 20,000 words for its story and dialogue. Branching storylines. Custom CG made with 22 unique sprite types.

Cons: Just the first chapter of the game. Still in active development.

Pros: Free and easy to play. Adorable 2D pixel graphics. Incredibly easy controls. Fanmade story of It: Chapter 2.

Cons: Simple linear storyline. Unofficial game from franchise. Vulnerable to bugs and crashing.