Simulation (523 programs)

Pros: Immersive 3D environments. Variety in vehicle customization. Varied terrains and dynamic weather system. Realistic physics.

Cons: Can become repetitive over time.

Pros: Engaging mini-games with rewarding gameplay. Charming, colorful art style and animations. Relaxing soundtrack and stress-free atmosphere. Heartwarming concept of caring for and rescuing cats.

Cons: Limited customization options for furniture. Simplistic character interactions. Lack of variety in decoration and assets.

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

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: A train simulation game set in Japan. Educational and historical.

Cons: Limited exploration outside the train.

Pros: The fifth installment of the Train World Sim series. Three new cities to explore. New mode to try. Has a live map.

Cons: Not an interactive gameplay experience.

Pros: Cartoon style graphics. Engaging gameplay. Offers wide features.

Cons: Reliance on repetitive tasks and upgrades.

Pros: Realistic 3D graphics. Numerous customization options. Variety of tasks. Upgrades and new products.

Cons: Gameplay can become repetitive.

Pros: Deep management system. Good amount of replay value.

Cons: Narrative is minimal. The gameplay loop can be repetitive.

Pros: A football event management game. Has three real-world cities. Has three gameplay modes.

Cons: Not a character-driven focused gameplay.

Pros: 2D graphics. Theme-based sound effects. 48 levels.

Cons: Tedious after a while.

Pros: Interactive and dynamic system. Rich simulation experience. Allows for customization.

Cons: Potentially overwhelming complexity. Quirky humor might not appeal to some players.

Pros: Variety of storage units. Rewarding item collection. Progression through missions.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay mechanics. Limited depth in bidding strategy. Lack of interaction with AI bidders.