Action (10000 programs)

Pros: Stunning mix of 2D and 3D visuals. Immersive and engaging combat gameplay. Ability to play with friends.

Cons: Plot doesn’t encompass more recent canon events. Very high system requirements.

Pros: Authentic arcade gameplay with classic visuals and sound. Fast-paced, combo-driven combat system. Local multiplayer delivers competitive replayability. Lightweight and easy to run on modern PCs.

Cons: Requires setup or emulation for Windows compatibility. No online features or modern quality-of-life options. Outdated graphics and limited accessibility for new players.

Pros: Experience playing two Spider-Men. New cast of villains highlighted by Venom. Two new explorable areas. Robust accessibility features and options.

Cons: Poor performance. Ridden with bugs, graphical glitches, and crashes.

Pros: Overhauled graphics, animations, and effects. More dynamic and reactive smoke effects. Sub-tick system for reduced delays. Carries all CS:GO items.

Cons: Reworked and redesigned items can cause confusion.

Pros: Strategic combat with diverse characters. Adventure mode with boss fights. Interactive quick-time events. Intuitive controls and chakra abilities.

Cons: Slow unlocking of content. Repetitive and lengthy travel between locations.

Pros: Engaging storyline. Immersive stage designs. Cross-platform support. Improved graphics.

Cons: Character redesign can be too distracting.

Pros: Intense, cinematic single-player campaign. Excellent gunplay and responsive controls. Deep multiplayer customization and maps.

Cons: Short campaign length.

Pros: An improvement over the original. Nuanced characters and challenging maps. Great soundtrack and sound design. Variety of weapons available. Runs on older hardware.

Cons: Infected AI can be clunky sometimes.

Pros: High replay value. Various game modes to choose from. Gameplay mechanics that encourages real cooperation and coordination.

Cons: No proper narrative. Subpar single-player experience.

Pros: Extremely accessible because of its low-end system requirements. Active playerbase. Many game modes to choose from. Receives new content regularly.

Cons: Unbalanced gameplay unless you have VIP weapons. Tons of bugs and glitches. Many cheaters.

Pros: Three playable modes. Simple mechanics. Engaging gameplay. Online multiplayer.

Cons: Movements require mastering. Some public lobbies are toxic.

Pros: Interesting lore. The player is equipped with a GrabPack. Two DLCs. Spine-tingling atmosphere.

Cons: The base game lacks replayability.

Pros: Overhauled graphics, animations, and effects. More dynamic and reactive smoke effects. Sub-tick system for reduced delays. Carries all items from CS:GO.

Cons: Network interruptions persists. Map positioning is still a problem in competitive.

Pros: Features three new campaigns. Multiplayer supports up to 8 players. Returns the live-action cutscenes.

Cons: Online play has no matchmaking scheme.

Pros: Deep empire-building. Dynamic law enforcement. Co-op multiplayer.

Cons: Dark themes.

Pros: Supported on multiple platforms. Various game modes. In-game purchases to customize experience. Constantly evolving features and challenges. Tons of anime skins. With ranked system.

Cons: Steep learning curve for newbies. In-game purchases can add up. Can get addictive.

Pros: Engaging and intense gameplay. Adaptive first-person shooter mechanics. Strong campaign mode. Available in both single and multiplayer modes.

Cons: Controls can be improved. Outdated graphics and player models.

Pros: New premise and protagonists. Great references to older FNF games. Good animatronics design. New gameplay.

Cons: Tons of glitches and bugs. Constant frame rate drop. Badly designed stealth system. Mediocre jump scares.