Adventure (6107 programs)

Pros: Engrossing story. Simple gameplay mechanics. Pixel art style and original soundtrack.

Cons: Short game.

Pros: Simple gameplay. Lightweight. Low graphics requirement.

Cons: Lacks challenge. Upgrades use lots of in-game money. Repetitive.

Pros: Short but solid. Easy gameplay mechanics. Classic survival horror elements. Atmospheric.

Cons: No in-game settings to adjust brightness and gamma.

Pros: Fully text-based adventures. Can interact with everything in the virtual world. Open-world exploration. Flexible writing styles and genres.

Cons: Highly resource-intensive. Difficult to set up right without the community’s help.

Pros: Creepy retro pixelated PS1 graphics. Story-rich plotline. Atmospheric horror. Easy controls.

Cons: The visuals can be disorienting after a while.

Pros: Intriguing story. Great visuals. Allows more freedom for players. Includes the entire story in one release.

Cons: Resource-intensive. Lots of emotional triggers.

Pros: Spine-tingling gameplay. Full of classic horror tropes. Great art and sound design. Intense pacing and atmosphere.

Cons: Short run time.

Pros: Beautiful dark fantasy retro art style. Atmospheric graphics and ambiance. Can switch the over-the-shoulder camera view. Supports controllers.

Cons: No tutorial. Doesn’t showcase the combat mechanics. A great lack of NPC interaction.

Pros: Story-rich gameplay. Easy point-and-click mechanics. Creepy PS1 low-poly graphics. Classic looping hallway puzzle.

Cons: The fixed camera angle makes it tricky to interact with some items.

Pros: Classic aesthetics. Same gameplay as the original title. Logical puzzles. Constant and satisfying progress.

Cons: Traipsing back and forth the map can be frustrating. Requires time to familiarize with the character's movement. Gameplay is a little too easy.

Pros: Cryptic and interesting. Many possible endings. Simple controls.

Cons: Short run time. Audiovisual content is headache-inducing.

Pros: Can play a game within a game. Procedurally generated map with random items and encounters. No need to have prior knowledge of hacking. Easy to launch.

Cons: Requires an emulator and an English copy of Pokémon Red. The online leaderboard has been shut down.

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

Cons: Overly complicated game mechanics.

Pros: Two-player co-op gameplay. Each character gets unique abilities. Various different environments. No hidden collectible items.

Cons: Limited replay value. Emotional depth could be stronger. No additional DLC or new content.

Pros: Fun exploration and puzzle-solving mechanics. Hilarious NPC interactions. Various secret worlds and easter eggs. Controller support.

Cons: Missing movement input sensitivity for the analog control. Story lacks direction.

Pros: Beautifully-atmospheric graphics. Slenderman-esque gameplay. Easy controls. Creepy monster to deal with.

Cons: The file size is huge for a short game. Ronald will sometimes fail to spawn. No tutorial.

Pros: Over 9 games from the series. Original retro graphics. Easy to launch. Free.

Cons: No installation instructions for some of the games. Requires specific types of emulators.

Pros: Free. Cut scenes. Added statistics. New gameplay mechanics.

Cons: Violent. Insensitive content towards women.