Action (10000 programs)

Pros: Online multiplayer gameplay. Party-focused gameplay.

Cons: Heavy reliance on multiplayer aspect. Steep difficulty.

Pros: Varied surfaces that change how you plan each run. Responsive controls. Distinct suspension and wheel behavior. Dual mode for variety.

Cons: Late-game stages become more demanding.

Pros: Huge variety of evolutions and playstyles. Lively, reactive ecosystem with distinct biomes. Strong replayability with meta-progression and challenges.

Cons: Can feel overwhelming for newcomers due to many options.

Pros: PSX-inspired, eerie underwater environments. Fast, fluid flight style movement. Health-through-combat.

Cons: High difficulty.

Pros: Faithful Touhou-inspired characters. Short stages allow repeated practice. Lively rhythmic stages.

Cons: Difficulty ramps up in later stages.

Pros: Deep, highly customizable combat system. Massive map filled with interactive elements. Extensive character creation and world editing.

Cons: Steep learning curve for newcomers.

Pros: Souls-like combat. Procedurally generated stages. Various gear and items to loot and purchase.

Cons: Steep difficulty curve.

Pros: Diverse enemies to face. Maze-like castle to navigate.

Cons: Limited information available.

Pros: Fast and chaotic vehicular combat. Distinctive art style and character designs. Easy to pick up and play.

Cons: Very limited number of levels. No progression or upgrade systems.

Pros: Souls-like gameplay. Retro pixel graphics. Combat mechanics influenced by several genres.

Cons: Too intense for newcomers.

Pros: Classic TF2 balance and pacing. Faithful painterly art style. Reduced cosmetic and weapon clutter. Regular polish and stability updates.

Cons: Limited player base and longer queues. Few new maps or mechanics. UI and accessibility issues. Niche appeal for longtime fans only.

Pros: Charming and colorful pixel art. Unlimited retries. Interactive mobility elements. Collectibles add extra challenge.

Cons: Only two environments. Limited variety of hazards. Occasional finicky controls.

Pros: Charming pixel-art style. Fun mix of crafting and action. Unique themed stages with clever traps.

Cons: Very short due to demo limitations.

Pros: Deep spell-crafting and relic synergies. Atmospheric lore and unique companion dynamic. Engaging fast-paced roguelike combat.

Cons: Occasional balance issues in early runs.

Pros: Consistent item-based progression. Pixel presentation that works well throughout. Flexible builds supported by upgrades and spells. Idle and auto-battler systems reduce repetitive input.

Cons: Steep learning curve due to limited tutorial.