Adventure (747 programs)

Pros: Noir-style psychological game. Multiple endings. Well-crafted sound design.

Cons: Linear choice system. Doesn't have more branching dialogue choices. Puzzles are a hit-or-miss.

Pros: Characters are in their 40s. Choices affect the narrative and player’s relationships. Touches on adulthood and adult friendships.

Cons: Releases in episodic format. Story resolution still unresolved.

Pros: Time-switching puzzles. Seamless gameplay evolution. Dedicated crafting system. Engaging Co-op mode.

Cons: Lack of dungeon map. Inconsistent production value. Clunky controls. Frustrating end-game combat.

Pros: A family-friendly game. Simple gameplay mechanics.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Authentic retro gameplay experience. Flexible gameplay modes.

Cons: Overly simplistic.

Pros: Combines shooter and rogue-like elements. With solo and trio team matches.

Cons: Limited playable character roster. Dragging tutorial. Potential skill imbalance can ruin the experience.

Pros: Captivating 2D hand-drawn aesthetic. Immersive storytelling. Intricate puzzles and challenges. Atmospheric folk horror setting.

Cons: Difficulty of puzzles.

Pros: Unique design. More challenging battles. Technical and straightforward Temtem breeding. More inclusive character customization.

Cons: No in-game chat. No way to travel fast. Very much like Pokemon role-playing games.

Pros: Colorful pixel art style. HD visual rendering without distortion. Good SFX and ambient noise.

Cons: Too much handholding to help players solve puzzles.

Pros: Rich storyline and settings. With support for six languages.

Cons: No multiplayer or other game modes. Only English audio and dubbing are available.

Pros: Unique puzzle gameplay using photography. Comical and stylish crime-based storyline. Richly detailed environments open to exploration. Strong narrative twist with a collectathon mechanic.

Cons: Hasn't been released yet.

Pros: A cozy and whimsical puzzle-filled experience. Family-friendly game.

Cons: Repetitive nature.