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Pros: Adds eight new playable characters. Introduces thirteen unique new weapons. Expansive Mt. Moonspell stage included.

Cons: No new storyline or lore content.

Pros: High-quality graphics make the game impressive to look at. Features both single-player and cooperative multiplayer modes. Full narrative to play through.

Cons: Not appropriate for younger players or those sensitive to the subject matter. Quite high system requirements to run well.

Pros: Open base building mechanics. Challenging raids. Online co-op.

Cons: Requires a higher-specced PC. Content can be too violent and gory.

Pros: 1-4 player co-op. Play as your favorite Transformer. Features new characters.

Cons: Does not follow Fall of Cybertron's continuity.

Pros: Various weapons and powerups. Engaging narrative. Diverse combat mechanics. Choice-driven gameplay.

Cons: Mature content warning. Still in active development.

Pros: Beautiful art style. Multiple character classes available. Fast-paced real-time team combat.

Cons: No specific release date yet.

Pros: Immersive audio effects.

Cons: Similar to the first version, the backgrounds are rather dark. No multiplayer mode. Side-scrolling movements may appear jerky on occasion.

Pros: Responsive and easy-to-learn controls. Colorful low-poly graphics evoke classic platformers. Replayable levels with collectible-driven exploration.

Cons: Short overall playtime. Limited complexity for players seeking deeper challenges.

Pros: A great game for fans of 1990s FPS games. Simple controls. Many levels to explore.

Cons: Gameplay can become repetitive. A relatively short game that can be quickly completed.

Pros: Excellent graphics. Fast gameplay. Thrilling jumpscares. Multiple locations.

Cons: Difficult in places. Maneuverability sometimes sticks when too close to objects.

Pros: Free anthology with 24+ horror microgames. Wide variety of styles and gameplay experiments. Distinctive PS1-style visuals and eerie sound design. Seasonal structure adds a festive twist to horror.

Cons: Quality varies between entries. Lacks polish compared to full-scale games.

Pros: Gives an aging game a graphical overhaul comparable to the latest triple-A games. Includes a wide range of settings to tweak for performance and visual fidelity.

Cons: Minimum requirements to run the game are quite high. Requires the player to own the base game. Doesn’t add any content to the game.

Pros: Focus on linear storytelling. Emphasizes stealth-based gameplay. Intuitive controls.

Cons: Story requires prior knowledge of the franchise. Lacks back and side ejects.

Pros: Adds the ability to change knives in the game. Adds a selection of additional weapons. Introduces particle effects from Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Is optimized for less powerful phones.

Cons: Installation is not straightforward and may be too complicated for casual users. Not officially supported by the developers of Counter Strike: Global Offensive.

Pros: Fresh single-player story set after Black Mesa. New weapons, enemies, and 1,500+ textures. Original soundtrack enhances atmosphere. Anniversary Edition ensures modern compatibility.

Cons: Visuals show their age. Requires Half-Life to be installed.

Pros: Features a complete narrative arc.

Pros: Good combat and movement.

Cons: Repetitive mechanics.

Pros: Beautiful hand-drawn art and cohesive sound design. Creative level editor and Hard Mode add replayability. Smooth animations with responsive rhythm cues. Relaxed yet challenging rhythm gameplay.

Cons: Short overall runtime. Similar rhythm patterns across some levels. Limited visual cues may challenge beginners. No official sharing system for custom levels.