Role Playing (811 programs)

Pros: Intense combat system. Unique sanity mechanic. Variety of weapons and blessings.

Cons: Mature content. High difficulty level. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Engaging combat system. Rich mythological setting. Strategic depth.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Repetitive. Limited weapon variety early on. Complex skill management.

Pros: A direct spin-off of the first game. Retains the signature art style. Still features narration from Doug Cockle. Expands base-building aspect.

Cons: Increased difficulty level. The premise follows the same pattern.

Pros: All-around survival experience. Open-world adventure. Tribe management.

Cons: Too many goals and objectives could feel overwhelming.

Pros: Retains various beloved features from the first game. An all-new city and map to explore. Over 30 new characters to meet. New combat mechanics.

Cons: Requires a bigger available storage space compared to the first game.

Pros: Multiple, distinct worlds. Six intriguing characters. Non-linear plots offer replayability. Refined combat system.

Cons: Underwhelming gameplay. Lacks tutorials.

Pros: Various weapons and characters with unique abilities. Customizable difficulty levels. Allows you to use bonuses for each round. Intuitive enemy waves.

Cons: Levels are either too easy or too difficult to complete.

Pros: Enhanced versions of two previously released titles. Extensive customization options. A variety of enemies to defeat.

Cons: Repetitiveness.

Pros: Compelling storyline. Cooperative and competitive online multiplayer modes. Exciting collaborations with classic super robots.

Cons: Too much focus on customization could potentially detract from the game’s action element.

Pros: Expands the game with an engaging new storyline. Offers exclusive in-game items, including the iconic Curtana. Enhances game atmosphere with familiar soundtracks.

Cons: Requires the latest version of the base game. Contains mature content.

Pros: Gripping post-apocalyptic premise. Focuses heavily on character development. Plot branches out in multiple ways. Stunning and immersive locations.

Cons: Considerable system requirements.

Pros: Smooth, responsive parry-based combat. Fair XP system and instant respecs. Customizable growth mechanics. Accessible difficulty options.

Cons: Limited weapon types. Minimal world-building and lore. Occasional animation stutters. Linear level design.

Pros: Rich, compelling narrative. Thrilling turn-based combat with investigation mechanics. Diverse characters and historical figures. Great player agency.

Cons: Contains mature themes not suitable for all players. Some outcomes lack coherence. Certain encounters feel unnecessary or forced.

Pros: Gorgeous visuals and soundscape. Challenging and engaging mechanics. Highly replayable.

Cons: Can get monotonous in the long run.

Pros: Vivid storytelling. Richly detailed world and soundtrack. Customizable fighting style. Multi-option conversation system.

Cons: Long loading screens. Dialogue and cutscenes frequently interrupt gameplay. Translation errors.

Pros: Comprehensive preview of the Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth. Transferrable in-game items. Avoids repetition of the Nibelheim episode in the main game. Multiple language options.

Cons: Requires an updated full-game version to enable saved data synchronization.

Pros: Blends two game genres. Various role-playing classes. Innovative deflection mechanic. Unlock power-ups and face bosses.

Cons: Some abilities and power ups are overpowering.

Pros: Engaging narrative. Updated graphics. Dynamic choices. Nostalgic appeal.

Cons: Overwhelming for newcomers.

Pros: Good storyline. Wide range of characters. Good use of pixel art style.

Cons: Very stagnant difficulty scaling. Lengthy dialogues.