Simulation (1374 programs)

Pros: Story-driven progression. Has a lot of new mechanics. Well-planned designs and concepts.

Cons: Poor optimization causes crashing. A range of in-game bugs.

Pros: Clean, low-poly graphics. Eerie atmosphere. Multiple endings to discover. No cheap jump scares.

Cons: There isn’t much to do while waiting. Tension is lost after the first playthrough.

Pros: A board game experience. Offers a variety of modes and DLCs. Offers online matchmaking.

Cons: Doesn’t offer real-time chat communication during gameplay.

Pros: Includes 'Career' and 'Sandbox' modes. Addictive gameplay, with plenty of options. Game economics are well-balanced and fair. Regularly updated with new features.

Cons: Can be difficult to get to grips with. Graphics are basic and sometimes clunky. Occasional issues with customer AI. Large airports can cause the game to lag.

Pros: Buy old cars and renovate them to sell on for profit. Great level of detail - over 200 interactive parts on each car. Develop your own play style by selling cars or becoming a vintage collector. Good management required, with jobs being time restricted.

Cons: Numerous graphics cards aren't supported. Quite high system requirements to function optimally. High price tag for a relatively simple experience. Requires over 1GB of free space for downloading.

Pros: Simple and easy to play. Realistic ball physics. Optimised for Retina displays. Play against a friend or CPU.

Cons: Just one set of rules, no international options. No competitions or virtual players.

Pros: Over 15 godly powers. More than 200 research perks. Unique challenges and opportunities. Procedurally generated planets.

Cons: Vague god-like powers. No control over road and building placement. Lots of waiting.