Action (10000 programs)
Pros: Classic RTS gameplay with modern refinements. Two distinct playable factions with unique strategies. Single-player campaigns and competitive multiplayer.
Cons: Third faction unavailable at launch.
Pros: Lightsabre combat is really well done. Lots of defensive moves such as The Force. Multiplayer mode with Jedi tournaments.
Cons: Graphics are quite basic. Feels quite dated.
Pros: Charming 90s aesthetic. Interesting characters progression.
Cons: Suffers from performance issues. Combat is hit-or-miss. Fragmented story.
Pros: Has selectable difficulty settings. Wide variety of levels and objectives. Smart opponents detect unscripted audiovisual cues. Creative navigation and inventory system.
Cons: Outright confrontation is ill-advised. Limited inventory. Collected loots do not carry over.
Pros: Unique concept. Intense cooperative gameplay. Dynamic enemy behavior.
Cons: Limited offensive options.
Pros: A continuation of the popular Amnesia series of horror games. Creates a tense, immersive atmosphere of dread and horror. Provides full controller support. Detailed recreation of a World War I bunker.
Cons: Can be difficult to see due to low-lighting conditions. Steep system requirements.
Pros: A roguelike twin-stick shooter game. Has procedurally generated biomes.
Cons: Still in active development.
Pros: Good design and music. Some really interesting ideas in the game. Memory remix sections are great.
Cons: Linear and repetitive. Combat system unsatifying. Camera is terrible.
Pros: Enhanced visuals. Asymmetrical multiplayer. Cross-platform play feature.
Cons: Occasional crashes. Potential framerate drops. Connectivity issue.
Pros: Hero shooter with MOBA gameplay. Various heroes to choose from. Zipline traversal.
Cons: Still in early stages of development.
Pros: Fast-paced and exhilarating combat. Unlockable weapons and executions. Speed run timers and grading system for replayability. Distinct enemy variety and boss battles.
Cons: Less appealing graphic design. Depiction of extreme violence.
