Adventure (6109 programs)

Pros: Unique premise setting. Intriguing story. Thought-provoking socioeconomic themes.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Rightfully creepy and horrifying on its own.

Cons: Really short gameplay. No instructions on what to do.

Pros: Combat with varied enemy types. Engaging resource management and upgrades. Atmospheric sound design.

Cons: Restrictive AI guidance limits exploration options. Vague instructions can lead to confusion. AI opponents lack complexity in battles.

Pros: Emotional story with endearing characters. Beautifully designed environments. Unique dual-character mechanics. Action-packed, intuitive combat.

Cons: Limited replay value. Puzzles can feel repetitive. Minor performance issues on older systems. Combat may feel simplistic.

Pros: Chilling and immersive setting. High-quality 3D graphics. Complex and thought-provoking plot. Dynamic pacing.

Cons: Can be difficult to navigate certain areas.

Pros: Variety of puzzles. Beautiful visuals. Smooth gameplay.

Cons: Limited replay value outside of extras. Short gameplay.

Pros: Narrative with psychological depth. Eerie art style and sound design. Thought-provoking puzzles. Diverse perspectives that enrich gameplay.

Cons: Translation errors in dialogue.

Pros: Powerwashing mechanics. A horror twist to the “Little Red Riding Hood”. Background music is played when powerwashing.

Cons: Unclear connection between Red and the hospital.

Pros: Relatable experience for all. Solid movement and camera controls. Unique horror game. Most touching narrative experience.

Cons: Contains trigger scenes. Not advisable for people with depression and suicidal tendencies.

Pros: Offers a collection of trippy micro games. Regularly updated by developers. Compatible with various controllers.

Cons: Overly complicated game mechanics.

Pros: Unique light-manipulation mechanics. Beautiful hand-drawn art. Immersive audio design. Heartfelt and emotional narrative. Dynamic environments. Engaging character.

Cons: Inconsistent presentation. Potential for repetitive mechanics. Linear progression only.

Pros: Deep, philosophical storytelling. Unique concept based on ancient mythology. Meaningful character interactions.

Cons: Repetitive core gameplay.

Pros: Simple, accessible 2D platforming. Quirky and hilarious enemy designs. Light-hearted and stress-free gameplay.

Cons: Very short game length.

Pros: Unique blend of poker and narrative. Engaging characters and setting. Strategic use of skills and the All-In mechanic.

Cons: Unintuitive and imbalanced gameplay mechanics. Thin storytelling and half-baked themes.

Pros: Hidden object and point-and-click mechanics. Features artworks created by American realist Edward Hopper. Supports local co-op. Three difficulty levels.

Cons: Depicts partial nudity.

Pros: Hand-drawn art style full of charm and color. Accessible gameplay with no language barriers. Engaging puzzles and light exploration.

Cons: Very short gameplay duration.

Pros: Intriguing setting and story. Action and puzzle platforming. Multiple endings.

Cons: Story is a bit vague at the beginning.

Pros: Six themed levels with bosses and challenges. Quirky Kung-Foot Odor mechanic and Dorotéia companion. Unlockable content celebrating 30 years of Sapo Xulé.

Cons: Might lack appeal to those unfamiliar with Sapo Xulé’s legacy.