Simulation (1351 programs)

Pros: Clicker and idler mechanics. Highlights resource and time management. Retro-inspired.

Cons: Lack of dynamics. Falls short of replay value.

Pros: Interactive fiction. Accessibility options.

Cons: Tiny UI gripe on the title screen.

Pros: Deepened storyline. New engaging art. Diverse potential endings.

Cons: Requires the base game.

Pros: 180+ new cards. 50+ new quests. 8+ new packs.

Cons: Requires base game.

Pros: Unique and comedic premise. Engaging characters with layered dialogue. Multiple endings for replayability. Anime-inspired art style.

Cons: Short gameplay length.

Pros: Realistic and immersive survival mechanics. Detailed crafting, cooking, and farming systems. Co-op multiplayer for collaborative play.

Cons: High difficulty. Resource management can feel overwhelming.

Pros: Engaging narrative with multiple endings. Immersive voice acting for all characters. Unique blend of cozy gameplay and psychological horror. Replayability through branching paths.

Cons: Short overall gameplay length. Replayability can feel repetitive for some players. Simplistic graphics might not appeal to everyone.

Pros: Engaging turn-based strategy. Balance of resource management and tactical defense. Satisfying progression.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Repetitive enemy encounters.

Pros: Realistic use of authentic hacking tools. Engaging 10-mission gameplay with unique challenges. Educational and immersive narrative. Progression system that enhances gameplay. Faithful user-interface design reflecting real-world UIs.

Cons: Limited appeal to those uninterested in hacking. Only offers a trial version, limiting content.

Pros: Has 151 specimens. Offers two new origins. Has 17 new relics. Gives three new tracks.

Cons: Game freezes every 30 minutes.

Pros: Unique narrative premise. Engaging story and characters. Professional voice acting. Charming visuals and sound.

Cons: Cooking mechanics are lacking depth. Pacing issues. Limited customization options. Niche appeal.

Pros: Can choose from 12 leagues around the world. Can design unique leagues and watch international tournaments. League demographics reports and playoff previews feature.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Introduces a deeply emotional story of sibling love and sacrifice. Animated CGs and expressive sprites.

Cons: Mature themes and potentially distressing scenarios.

Pros: Engaging puzzle mechanics. Vibrant hand-drawn art style. Catchy punk soundtrack.

Cons: Frivolous portrayal of serious issues for some players. Some tasks may feel repetitive over time.

Pros: Engaging premise with multiple endings. Innovative time-travel mechanics. Simple controls. Accessible for all ages.

Cons: Limited gameplay complexity.

Pros: Charming pixel art. Fun variety of design and packaging options.

Cons: Repetitive mechanics lead to monotony. Intense grinding required for upgrades.

Pros: Has multiple starting locations to choose from. Jampacked with content. Has co-op mode.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Hilarious and risqué party game appeal. Fun mix of social deduction, drawing, and trivia. Vibrant, nostalgic 2D art style.

Cons: Comedy doesn’t always land as effectively. Gameplay can become repetitive over time.

Pros: Adds a plethora of new content. Great story and narrative gameplay.

Cons: Uses some AI Generated content. Extremely difficult.