Action (2076 programs)

Pros: Directly picks up on the story. Introduces a new location. New GrabPack upgrades.

Cons: Requires playing the previous games. Doesn't reintroduce game basics to new players.

Pros: Creepy atmosphere with VHS-style visuals. Survival mechanics heighten tension. Challenging puzzles.

Cons: Puzzles can be unclear and frustrating. Short length and small levels. No hints or helpful gestures for puzzles.

Pros: Deeply immersive VR experience with detailed environments. Story-driven gameplay focused on survival and resource management. Unique gunplay with upgradable, makeshift weapons. Engaging atmosphere enhanced by strong audio design.

Cons: May cause dizziness during extended play.

Pros: Immersive sci-fi setting with vibrant visuals. Engaging roguelike mechanics and upgrades. High replayability with varied builds.

Cons: Weapon system requires completed runs to unlock. Difficulty may deter casual players.

Pros: Nostalgic 16-bit horror atmosphere. Play as Michael Myers, adding a unique horror angle. Challenging and rewarding platforming gameplay. Hidden collectibles and upgrades.

Cons: DLC requires base game. Limited appeal for non-horror fans. Difficulty spikes. Visuals may feel too pixelated. Can be repetitive over extended play sessions.

Pros: Intense psychological horror. Remastered visuals. Unique squad-based mechanic. Diverse weapons and challenging combat scenarios.

Cons: Limited added content compared to modern games. Some gameplay elements feel slightly dated. Minimal audio upgrades despite remaster.

Pros: Wide range of customization. Selection of monsters to choose.

Cons: Short main story playtime.

Pros: 2.5D visuals. Modern version with retained classic elements.

Cons: Almost like a brand-new game.

Pros: Enhanced graphics and refined mechanics improve gameplay. Retains original dark humor and punk-rock aesthetic. Unique, challenging enemy designs and engaging boss fights. Polished soundtrack enhances the atmospheric experience. Distinct character interactions add to story immersion.

Cons: Linear gameplay may feel outdated to some players. Explicit tone and humor may not appeal to all audiences. Limited exploration compared to modern open-world games.

Pros: Exciting combat in every gameplay. Well-written dialogue and interactions.

Cons: The game suffers from pacing issues. The action and combat can be predictive and repetitive.

Pros: Diverse stages with dynamic action. Flexible gameplay customization. Nostalgic artwork and visuals. English and Japanese language options.

Cons: Cheats may reduce the challenge.

Pros: Stunning dark, dystopian visuals with detailed environments. Engaging, strategic combat with diverse weapons and skills. Immersive storyline revealed through exploration. Smooth animations and atmospheric design.

Cons: High difficulty may overwhelm casual gamers. Some sections can be disproportionately challenging, causing frustration.

Pros: Immersive atmosphere. Reactive. Varied mission structure. Unique weapon choices and upgrades.

Cons: Overwhelming dark atmosphere. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Unique visual style. Procedurally generated levels. Good selection of builds to experiment with.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Stunning, richly detailed environments with a dark, moody atmosphere. Fluid combat mechanics with a mix of melee and magic attacks. Diverse class options and robust character customization. Vast open world filled with quests, dungeons, and secrets.

Cons: NPCs lack meaningful dialogue, reducing immersion. Can be challenging, which may not appeal to all players.

Pros: The puzzles are cleverly crafted. Immersive experience. Gripping narrative.

Cons: The pacing can be slow at times.

Pros: Solid hack-and-slash combat system. Accommodates different play styles. Inspired by the Arabian Nights folklore.

Cons: Mature themes and violence.