Action (10000 programs)

Pros: Deep, fluid dual-form combat system. Choice-driven narrative with real consequences. Stylish, myth-infused cyberpunk world. Replayable, branching encounters.

Cons: Partial controller support.

Pros: All objects being physical makes for a lot of varied gameplay. In active development.

Cons: Features a lot of gore, which may not be suitable for younger or sensitive gamers.

Pros: Patient-recording structure delivers unique, self-contained nightmare chapters. Boss fights require psychological insight, doubling as puzzle encounters. Original soundtrack and songs by The Living Tombstone. Tonia the cat offers interactive guidance and small respites.

Cons: Occasionally clunky combat noted by critics. Technical performance issues reported on some setups. No native VR support.

Pros: Bizarre and twisted presentation. Six distinct biomes to explore. Intriguing narrative.

Cons: Needs more content.

Pros: Thoughtful and relatable storyline. Various interactive elements. Anime-inspired art style.

Cons: Some visuals are pretty blurry.

Pros: Six characters to choose from. Fun and challenging gameplay. 10 mystery boxes.

Cons: Thin content.

Pros: Casual gameplay. Low-poly graphics. LGBTQIA+ inclusive.

Cons: Overly simplistic core gameplay. Repetitive.

Pros: Offers new characters, dialogue, and storyline. Weapons are upgradable. Has power-ups.

Cons: Overly sensitive controls. Floaty platforming.

Pros: Continuous battles against numerous enemies. With upgrade system.

Cons: Gameplay complexity and continuous enemy onslaught.

Pros: Introduces 10 fresh challenges. Wide variety of trials and game modes. Customization options.

Cons: Inconsistent challenge quality. Some trials feel repetitive.

Pros: Visually impressive world design that is richly detailed. Colorful art that meshes a 3D world together with a comic-book style. Satisfying combat with a range of different attacks to use.

Cons: The art style makes the game look more family-friendly than it is.