Adventure (6106 programs)

Pros: PS1-style graphics. Creepy and atmospheric presentation. Oddly relatable premise.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Good timing for jumpscares. Challenging multiple endings.

Cons: Short playthrough. Low quality graphics.

Pros: Picks up where the first game left off. Next-gen graphics upgrades. Return of Cal and the his crew.

Cons: Not out yet. No exact release date.

Pros: Makes the game notably easier. Allows separate plays on the open world.

Cons: Original multiplayer functions disabled. Restriction on independent player activities.

Pros: Great visual design. Immersive story premise.

Cons: Some puzzles are too difficult. Limited fighting capabilities.

Pros: Intriguing premise and story. Free progression system. Five starting origins to choose from. Crafting and survival elements.

Cons: No exact release date yet.

Pros: Tackles mature topics. Sets mood with black-and-white design.

Cons: Game suffers from optimization issues.

Pros: Impressive graphical design and fidelity. Mix of exploration and puzzle-solving gameplay. Created in just 10 days.

Cons: Only three hours long. Still in active development.

Pros: Complex narrative. Well-written characters. Great visuals and animation. Live2D models with static toggle.

Cons: Tends to lag after some time. Slow start. Has light body horror imagery and adult content. Some typos.

Pros: Immersive narrative. Attractive retro design. Challenging puzzles.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Great premise. Good use of dated graphics. Simple and intuitive controls.

Cons: Uses bright colors and flashing lights. Short playthrough with single ending.

Pros: Fun and challenging gameplay. Charming pixel graphics. High replayability. Varied and randomized levels.

Cons: Short playthroughs.

Pros: DND-style gameplay. Quirky and unique protagonist. Multiple difficulty levels.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Draws inspiration from popular Pokemon games. Features a large world to explore. Uses the Playdate’s unconventional crank controller. Players can talk to random villagers.

Cons: Requires a Playdate handheld device to play. Visuals can be hard to distinguish at times.

Pros: New GrabPack mechanics. All-new puzzles. Great continuation of game lore.

Cons: Underwhelming area boss.

Pros: Offers simple gameplay. The artwork, music, and code are all free to reuse with credit. Distinctive visuals despite limited color scheme.

Cons: Unusual controls may be off-putting. A little short. Following the story is difficult. Requires Playdate hardware.

Pros: Simple control scheme makes it easy to pick up and play. Despite the 1-bit black & white color scheme, the art makes it easy to distinguish game elements.

Cons: Requires a handheld Playdate device or development environment to play. May get repetitive after some time.

Pros: Interesting and uncommon gameplay mechanics. Pixel art style is put together well. Varied game elements, such as combat and town management. Large gaming world to explore.

Cons: Dungeons may feel a bit stale after a while.

Pros: Great atmospheric horror. Uses low-poly graphics for added nostalgia. Uses creepy intermission screens.

Cons: The main villain is overshadowed by the environment.