Adventure (6109 programs)

Pros: Has a wealth of content. Immersive story with multiple endings. Features original music.

Cons: Visual design feels generic.

Pros: Relaxing RPG game. Good use of 16-bit graphics. Prominently features cats.

Cons: Almost no combat elements.

Pros: Engaging and humorous storyline. Beautiful hand-drawn HD visuals. Challenging puzzles with classic point-and-click gameplay. Full voice acting adds character depth. Hint system.

Cons: No standout, innovative mechanics.

Pros: Set in a new environment. Features never-before-seen slimes. Offers a range of new gadgets. Dynamic weather.

Cons: Lack of explanations for some mechanics. Doesn’t tell which buttons activate abilities. Absence of clear objectives and milestones.

Pros: Open-world map. Various missions. Novelty-style design. Fun and action-packed gameplay.

Cons: Requires a good performing PC.

Pros: Recreates the two games in higher definition. Lets you revisit Nathan and Chloe's adventures.

Cons: Has no multiplayer feature from A Thief's End.

Pros: Decision-based story with multiple endings. Faction system available. Large, open-world map. More than 30 modifiable weapons. Immersive survival elements.

Cons: AI opponents become too difficult late-game. Contains mature themes and content.

Pros: Mixes action-adventure and RPG elements. Stunning pixel art. Various combat options. Diverse locations.

Cons: Requires a good-performing PC.

Pros: Slice-of-life visual novel. Cartoonish art style. Adult-like charm to its story.

Cons: Native aspect ratio will look stretched out on modern monitors. Short runtime. Contains profanity and adult language in the dialogue.

Pros: PS1-style graphics and presentation. Eerie and atmospheric. Christmas-themed horror story.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Hand-drawn pixel art and graphics. Post-apocalyptic setting with cyberpunk themes. Challenging gameplay and survival elements.

Cons: Still a demo version. No exact release date yet.

Pros: Good use of 8-bit graphics. Fun, Christmas-themed elements in the game.

Cons: Has limited lives. Requires a C64 emulator to run.

Pros: Easy mechanics. Great pixel art. Good soundtrack. Compatible with Xbox controllers.

Cons: Too difficult. Gun control is sometimes unresponsive. Short gameplay.

Pros: Great story. Opens avenue for philosophical discussions. Has a variety of puzzles.

Cons: Some puzzles are extremely hard to solve.

Pros: A unique walking simulator. No death scenario. Makes the most out of its PS1-inspired graphics.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Brilliant character development based on player choices. Expansive universe with detailed graphics. Continuity within Star Trek canon.

Cons: Lengthy exposition scenes. Slight confusion between two main character choices.

Pros: Based on the The Expanse novel series. Serves as a prequel to the TV show. Will center on Camina Drummer as its main protagonist.

Cons: Limited dialogue choices. Short overall gameplay duration.

Pros: Has a unique story and premise. Effective use of lighting for horror.

Cons: Short playthrough.