Strategy (936 programs)
Pros: Clear incremental clicker mechanics. Strategic ally management and formations. Simple, readable 2D pixel graphics. Upgrade tree adds occasional surprises.
Cons: Can become repetitive over time.
Pros: Combines strategy and action in team-based combat. Engaging mix of arena shooting and zombie management. Dynamic arenas keep gameplay varied.
Cons: Lacks a single-player mode.
Pros: Strong tactical combat system. Faithful D&D classes and environments. Immersive board-game visual style. Engaging co-op and solo play. Clean and intuitive UI.
Cons: Narrative depth is limited. Multiplayer can disconnect or fail. Not a full sandbox RPG.
Pros: Unique twist on classic riichi mahjong. Six playable characters with distinct abilities. Beginner-friendly with interactive tutorials and guides. Adjustable difficulty for all skill levels.
Cons: No multiplayer mode.
Pros: New map centered on the Indonesian archipelago. Strong emphasis on exploration and territorial control. Smooth integration with the main game’s structure.
Cons: Requires the base game to play.
Pros: Deep skill tree with meaningful upgrades. Varied loot, skills, and companions. Strong sense of progression.
Cons: Early grinding can feel repetitive. Numerous systems may overwhelm newcomers.
Pros: Addictive incremental gameplay. Engaging upgrade system. Relaxing, cosmic atmosphere.
Cons: Short gameplay duration. Repetitive core mechanic. No challenge or fail state.
Pros: Offers nine chapter and 50 missions. Has a variety of game modes.
Cons: Repetitive mission structure.
Pros: A survival gameplay with card play system. Offers solo and multiplayer modes.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
