Adventure (6106 programs)

Pros: Exploration-based gameplay. 14 complex characters. Layered backstories.

Cons: One ending.

Pros: Intriguing narrative and immersive gameplay. Multiple endings.

Cons: Short campaign duration. Language limitation.

Pros: Blends humor and mystery well. Intriguing premise.

Cons: Potential changes before launch.

Pros: Relaxing, exploration-focused gameplay. Beautiful environments and sound design. Intuitive climbing and puzzle mechanics. Ideal for casual or younger players.

Cons: Short length and light progression. May feel too simple for some players.

Pros: A deck-building game set in a planetary train. Lets you play as a pilot of an interstellar train. Procedurally generated routes.

Cons: Still in Early Access.

Pros: Complex, multi-route narrative. Genre variety keeps gameplay fresh. Striking comic-style visuals. Thought-provoking themes of identity and resurrection. Engaging soundtrack by Masafumi Takada.

Cons: Underdeveloped gameplay mechanics. Pacing issues in story progression. Genre transitions can feel weird. Repetitive elements over time. English translation lacks some nuance.

Pros: Vibrant Halloween-inspired visual design. Fun mix of combat and platforming.

Cons: Game length is relatively short.

Pros: Large open-world map. Compelling exploration. Lots of creatures. Satisfying crafting system.

Cons: No multiplayer. Lacks tutorial. Limited starting inventory. Building mechanics are obtuse.

Pros: Easy-to-follow point-and-click mechanics. Wholesome atmosphere with magical cats. Immersive puzzles. Exploration is tied well to the story.

Cons: AI-generated visuals lessen the personal touch.

Pros: Unique gravity-bending gameplay. Vibrant pixel-art visuals. Funky, energetic soundtrack. Featuring 100 levels and five diverse bosses.

Cons: Steep difficulty curve.

Pros: Deep character customization and class progression. Tactical and strategic gameplay. Engaging sci-fi narrative with moral choices.

Cons: High difficulty may deter casual players.