Adventure (6102 programs)

Pros: Tension-filled environment. Customizable difficulty.

Cons: Repetitive. Limited interaction options.

Pros: Beautiful and distinct visual style. Family-friendly adventure and themes. Optional co-op without compromising solo gaming.

Cons: Limited world exploration with the maps. Only local couch co-op with split-screen is available for multiplayer.

Pros: Unique loop-based progression system. Gorgeous, psychedelic visual design. Deep environmental storytelling and themes.

Cons: Abstract narrative may confuse some players.

Pros: Uses a time-traveling mechanic. Point-and-click game.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Evidence board system. Immersive storyline. Extensive backstory.

Cons: Mature content.

Pros: Innovative gameplay mechanics. Nice on the eyes cartoon art style.

Cons: Underdeveloped storytelling.

Pros: Uses point-and-click mechanics. Simple gameplay mechanics. Narrative-driven game. Has a variety of characters.

Cons: Doesn’t have a character development feature.

Pros: Charming characters. Heartfelt story. Puzzle-solving gameplay.

Cons: A short game.

Pros: Fast-paced QTE challenges. Unique "Black Box" art style. Multiple difficulty levels.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay. Multiplayer mode is limited to local co-op. Short game length. Narrow range of mini-game types.

Pros: Great character designs. Good implementation of bullet hell elements. Features platforming puzzles. Has a multiplayer mode.

Cons: Short playthrough length. Multiplayer server has no security features. Simple, linear story.

Pros: Very colourful and detailed graphics. Cool storyline.

Cons: Animation is rather simple. Lacking in action.

Pros: Unique outfits for Low and Alone. Exclusive to the expansion pass.

Cons: Unavailable without the pass. Requires the base game.

Pros: Offers nostalgia for the fans. Retro visuals. Contains Minter’s extensive catalog of games.

Cons: The discrepancy between the audio pitch and the visuals.