Adventure (6080 programs)

Pros: Beautifully crafted costume designs. Enhances immersion and atmosphere. Pays homage to iconic horror figures. Adds replayability through cosmetic variety.

Cons: No new gameplay features. Limited appeal to non-fans.

Pros: Deep tactical combat with terrain mechanics. Rich customization through gems and skill trees. Strong narrative and character development. Replayable missions and party configurations.

Cons: Story pacing can be uneven. New players might feel lost without playing the original.

Pros: Quirky puzzles. Charming art. Relaxing vibe and soundtrack.

Cons: Short playtime. Lacking challenge.

Pros: A narrative-driven game. Tackles love, survival, and trust. Offers multiple endings.

Cons: Still in active development.

Pros: Intriguing story. Choices matter. New evidence tagging system.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Story-driven adventure with a fantasy setting. Math riddles are tied directly to gameplay progression. Strong visuals, music, and character animations. Works with both touchscreen and controllers.

Cons: Higher-level puzzles may be too advanced for younger players.

Pros: Time-switching puzzles. Seamless gameplay evolution. Dedicated crafting system. Engaging Co-op mode.

Cons: Lack of dungeon map. Inconsistent production value. Clunky controls. Frustrating end-game combat.

Pros: Nonlinear exploration. 6 abstract levels. Evolving mechanics. Simple UI and controls.

Cons: No tutorials.

Pros: Features eight experimental games from different genres. Creative settings across the Solar System. Mix of narrative, survival, and puzzle experiences. Showcases unique voices from indie developers.

Cons: Experimental style might not appeal to all players.

Pros: Unique unicycle balancing mechanics. Checkpoints make progress fair. Hardcore mode for extra challenge. Supports up to eight players.

Cons: Controls take time to master.

Pros: Includes five experimental indie games with unique styles. Explores themes of time through varied genres. Highlights Michigan’s indie game collective. Mix of narrative, cultural, and abstract experiences.

Cons: Uneven gameplay depth may not appeal to all.

Pros: Clear and consistent narrative progression. Combination of puzzles and hidden object mechanics. Time-bound challenges. Atmospheric environments with lore-rich details.

Cons: Movement feels slow. Controls can be clunky at times.

Pros: Nostalgic platforming. Smooth controls. Colorful, cozy environments.

Cons: Limited challenge for veterans. Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Features three chapters with distinct mechanics and challenges. Includes environmental storytelling for added depth. Offers demanding parkour-style platforming.

Cons: High difficulty.

Pros: Combines side-scrolling, drilling, and adventure. Offers quirky boss battles.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Engaging psychological horror storyline. Combination of puzzles and survival. Emotional family-driven mystery. First-person perspective exploration.

Cons: Full release still upcoming.

Pros: Story book-like presentation. Four fairies to interact with. Chill and cozy gameplay.

Cons: Short gameplay.