Adventure (747 programs)

Pros: A VR version of Wanderer. Introduces full-body avatars and eye-tracking technology. Offers three new levels.

Cons: Not out yet.

Pros: Couch co-op gameplay. Vibrant pixel art. Challenging difficulty levels.

Cons: Lack of online multiplayer.

Pros: Enhanced visuals with modern lighting. Smoother, more responsive controls. Crocipedia adds great archival content.

Cons: Platforming still feels unforgiving at times. Boss fights and mechanics feel dated.

Pros: A classic game with modern enhancements. Has over 40 levels and three challenge modes. Has collectibles, unlockable achievements, and a leaderboard system. Offers multiple endings.

Cons: Limited narrative depth.

Pros: Immersive VR support that enhances tension. Well-crafted puzzles that require observation and problem-solving. Strong atmosphere that builds fear gradually. Free DLC that expands the game’s themes.

Cons: Slow-burn pacing may not appeal to all players.

Pros: A medical horror game. Offers detective game elements. Has a non-linear storytelling. Narrative-driven.

Cons: Limited content as a prologue.

Pros: Engaging and immersive narrative. Complex puzzles and exploration. Deep Lovecraftian atmosphere. Branching story with multiple paths.

Cons: Graphic depictions of gore and violence may be unsettling.

Pros: Tight, responsive platforming mechanics. Engaging boss fights with a unique “save, not destroy” theme. Quirky and darkly charming world.

Cons: Some late-game levels can be punishingly difficult.

Pros: Thrilling naval combat mechanics. Engaging land combat with diverse abilities. Extensive exploration and rewarding puzzles.

Cons: Difficulty spikes.

Pros: Rich, poetic storytelling. Beautifully detailed environments. Intuitive puzzles enhancing immersion.

Cons: Shorter gameplay length.

Pros: Unique and engaging gameplay. Captivating storytelling. Beautiful town exploration. Adorable dog companion. Stunning 3D graphics.

Cons: Limited replay value.

Pros: Authentic retro gameplay experience. Flexible gameplay modes.

Cons: Overly simplistic.

Pros: Charming anthropomorphic characters. Cleverly designed puzzles and diverse worlds. Diverse worlds to explore. Enhanced visuals and controller support.

Cons: Minor technical glitches.

Pros: Point-and-click mechanics. Four new scenarios. Familiar and new characters.

Cons: Requires the base game.

Pros: Exclusive five new tracks. High-quality of music. Enhanced immersion.

Cons: Additional cost.