Adventure (6108 programs)

Pros: Precise six degrees of freedom movement. Strategic fuel and signal range management. Challenging hazards like asteroids and lasers.

Cons: May be difficult for casual players.

Pros: Nostalgic pixel art and chiptune soundtrack. Easy-to-learn platforming mechanics. 21 progressively challenging levels.

Cons: Minimal variety in environments.

Pros: Cute and charming characters. Multiple biomes to explore.

Cons: Minimal involvement during battles.

Pros: Couch co-op gameplay. Vibrant pixel art. Challenging difficulty levels.

Cons: Lack of online multiplayer.

Pros: Cute, stylized 3D graphics. Vibrant, open world. Dynamic gameplay. Online co-op gameplay. Customization.

Cons: No viewable map anytime. Needs more customization options.

Pros: Enhanced visuals with modern lighting. Smoother, more responsive controls. Crocipedia adds great archival content.

Cons: Platforming still feels unforgiving at times. Boss fights and mechanics feel dated.

Pros: Anime-style presentation feels unique and nostalgic. Quick recap makes it newcomer-friendly. Boss battles add variety. Vibrant visual and immersive audio design.

Cons: Gameplay depth may be too limited for some players.

Pros: A VR version of Wanderer. Introduces full-body avatars and eye-tracking technology. Offers three new levels.

Cons: Not out yet.

Pros: Stylized, 3D pixel graphics. Increasingly challenging biomes. Dynamic gaming experience.

Cons: Brief gameplay.

Pros: Standalone sequel. Walking sim mechanics. Fear-inducing atmosphere. Thematic SFX and BGM.

Cons: Predictable storyline. Unsuitable for users with photosensitivity and mental health conditions. Short playthrough.

Pros: Charming and engaging mystery-solving gameplay. Fully voice-acted cast of quirky characters. Multiple puzzle solutions and a hint system.

Cons: Relatively short playtime.

Pros: Touches the themes of trauma, healing, and recovery. Has multiple perspectives. Tells a story with authenticity, sensitivity, and sincerity.

Cons: Heavy themes might be unsettling for some players.

Pros: Procedurally generated world. Engaging puzzles. Exciting treasure-hunting mechanics.

Cons: The open-world format might feel overwhelming.