Adventure (6110 programs)
Pros: A fun take on the choose-your-own-adventure concept. The way the 3D objects are rendered are very atmospheric.
Cons: The game is too easy for fans of other Steve Jackson games. It has combat mechanics that are not fleshed out enough.
Pros: Seven detailed environments with alternate versions. Challenging bosses and unique enemies. A moody, immersive soundtrack.
Cons: High difficulty and retro visuals may not suit all.
Pros: Procedurally-generated levels make each play new. Wide variety of items.
Cons: Simple graphics. Repetitive soundtrack.
Pros: Point-and-click mechanics. Supports saves.
Cons: Outdated visuals.
Pros: Explores themes of loneliness, love, and redemption. Features a thoughtful, character-driven narrative. Blends sci-fi and emotional realism in a compelling way.
Cons: Slow pace and minimal gameplay may not suit all.
Pros: Wide selection of collectible creatures. Procedurally generated maps. Extensive customization abilities. Visually appealing graphics.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: Has a lot of art and literary references. Intriguing, layered storytelling approach. Complex storyline. Intuitive point-and-click mechanics.
Cons: Some puzzles are too difficult.
Pros: Small file size. Lets you toggle a dot reticle in-game.
Cons: Has a few bugs and incompatibility issues.
Pros: Visual novel vampire game. Story-driven.
Cons: Cannot personalize your character’s appearance.
Pros: Fusion of various gameplays. Hands-on blacksmithing. Over 100 unique and repeatable crafting schemes.
Cons: Instances of materials disappearing.
