Adventure (6082 programs)

Pros: Innovative gameplay style.. Appropriate for all ages.. Controls easy to understand.. Successfully recreates the 8-bit era..

Cons: Some may object to the deliberately old-fashioned graphics.. Puzzles can get repetitive.. Lacks replay value.. Settings lack variety..

Pros: A nearly full PC port and remake. A nearly full PC port and remake Easy controls. Free to download. Still retains the original’s crisp graphics.

Cons: Can’t save.

Pros: A new side story in the Persona 5 universe. Features a new hack-and-slash combat system. Challenging gameplay with flexible team line-up combinations.

Cons: Some Personas from the original game are missing. Frequent crashes hinder game progression. Will need to play Persona 4 Golden first to understand the story better.

Pros: Unique psychedelic presentation. Great ambiance. Detailed visuals. Captivating storyline.

Cons: Short game. Blocky graphics. Instant camera shifts sometimes cause stuttering.

Pros: Thoughtfully tackles domestic abuse. Easy to follow controls. Easy to complete.

Cons: Bugs need to be addressed. Not highly replayable.

Pros: Creepy hand-drawn art. 7 endings. Friendship system tied to the endings. No combat mechanics.

Cons: The RPG Maker 2000 runtime package can be unstable.

Pros: Atmospheric horror. Easy controls. Bleak humor. Quiet jumpscares.

Cons: No other ending scenario despite the option to choose it. Not much replayability.

Pros: Challenging with the lack of useful items to ward off zombies. Easy controls. 14 short levels. Can choose between VR and non-VR mode.

Cons: No tutorial. Some zombies may spawn too near your starting point. Not much variety in level design.

Pros: Straightforward game mechanics. Caters to fans of the surreal. Utilizes colorful, static graphics.

Cons: Nonsensical answers to puzzles. Simple, linear storyline. Low replayability.

Pros: Retro PSX-style graphics. One secret ending. Frenetic FPS combat mechanics. Heavy references to the Silent Hill series.

Cons: The FPS section can be tricky to grasp. Some pawn locations are too unfair.

Pros: Unique gameplay. Interesting plot twists. Good visuals.

Cons: Endings could use a few improvements. Can sometimes be confusing. Short gameplay.

Pros: Great visuals. Simple control. Multiple levels. More than 80 costumes available.

Cons: Emeries are sparse and easy to defeat. Finding costumes is not that hard. Mini-games do not complement the main campaign. Generic gameplay.

Pros: Interesting plot. Unique dual-reality gameplay. Visual method of storytelling. Great visuals.

Cons: FPS is not constant. Stutters every time the character enters a new area. Frequently crashes. Fixed third-person camera sometimes causes control issues.

Pros: Includes elements of sandbox and RPG games. Offers world editing and customization tools. Supports single-player and multiplayer mode. Wide array of characters and armors.

Cons: Created from Minecraft server. Incredibly simple game mechanics. Best suited for casual gamers.

Pros: Easy controls. Gorgeous and immersive 3D graphics. Atmospheric sounds for added horror. Optimized to run on low-end PCs.

Cons: The pacing and lack of interactivity may make you miss key items.

Pros: Easy point-and-click gameplay. Linear story. Various lore references to the webcomic. Gorgeous pixelated art style.

Cons: Can’t make the character run. Interactive objects can be hard to spot. No advertisement or link to the related webcomic.

Pros: Creepy but stylistic 8-bit pixelated art style. Can be played on either a browser or on a Game Boy. Supports controllers. Colorful dialogue.

Cons: Combat can be tricky using the keyboard.

Pros: Vibrant 8-bit graphics. Tackles supernatural and horror themes. Well-utilized single player game mechanic. Simple WASD controls.

Cons: Linear storyline. Limited replayability.

Pros: Intriguing story. Well-crafted N64-style visuals. Great music. Simple controls.

Cons: Short gameplay.