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Pros: Immersive gameplay. Non-gambling platform. Customization. PKR pass.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Extensive gameplay and strategy customization. Wide range of collectible heroes and cards. Automated battle sequences. Can adjust the difficulty level to up to 20 options.

Cons: UI and graphics are outdated and difficult to navigate.

Pros: Essentially two games in one. Discrete modes have different mechanics.

Cons: Imbalanced audio in some parts. Learning curve to beat for beginners.

Pros: Four chapters with 60 possible endings. Numerous ways to build your deck depending on your character. Hundreds of collectible cards and items.

Cons: Imbalanced card skill distribution. No speed options for battle playback.

Pros: Multiple gameplay modes. Allows for upgrading. Unique blend of poker and RPG.

Cons: Steep learning curve for newcomers.

Pros: Engaging plotline with multiple endings. Makes use of high-quality 3D graphics. Numerous card types and tiers to collect. Features an educational in-game encyclopedia.

Cons: Plot can be too slow-paced and confusing for some players. Graphics can be quite glitchy at times.

Pros: Comes with guides for beginners. Has lots of avatar personalization options. Lets players meet Pokémon in a different playing style.

Cons: Player needs a Pokémon Trading Card Game Online account first. The learning curve can be steep for beginners.

Pros: Accessible gameplay. Card-playing battle mechanics. 3 difficulty modes. 3 dungeons to explore.

Cons: Both tooltips and loading screens have instructions. Text may be hard to read. Menu issues. Can’t adjust the difficulty level for saved files.

Pros: An interesting take on traditional deck-building games. Satisfying game physics and visuals give the game a high-quality feel. Fast-paced gameplay makes it ideal for short playing sessions. Features a rich narrative to accompany the game's events.

Cons: Gameplay may be less intuitive to players who do not know poker hands.

Pros: Comes with a DOS emulator in the download. Will hold special appeal to gamers who remember the era this game is inspired by. Movement controls are quite simple.

Cons: ASCII art visuals may be off-putting to younger gamers. Built to run in DOS and needs to be run in an emulator on modern machines. Limited visual fidelity can make some things difficult to see.

Pros: Interesting card system. Branching paths to take. Unpredictable scenarios. Various characters to meet.

Cons: Short gameplay.

Pros: Interesting and diverse graphical elements. Players can customize gameplay variables.

Cons: The game may "hard lock," causing players to force quit. Monopoly Plus requires a third-party launcher to activate.

Pros: Same charming and beautiful digital world. Familiar gameplay from its predecessor. Some small visual improvements.

Cons: Very little change from the first game.

Pros: Visualized in pixel art style. Minimalistic Japanese-inspired setting. Turn-based strategy gameplay.

Cons: Unbalanced weapons. Lack of customizable starting load-outs.

Pros: Simple gameplay. Procedurally generated dungeons. Great sound design. 13 stages per dungeon.

Cons: Combat lacks action. No story. Basic visuals. Short runs.

Pros: Great use of a bright color palette. Fun card-based mechanics. Offers a lot of replayable content.

Cons: Fast-paced, even with adjustable day length. Short playthrough.

Pros: Simple mechanics and quick battles. Unique cards with Marvel characters. Engaging and challenging gameplay. Friendly Battle Mode for private games.

Cons: Cards require set amount of energy to use. Only 12 cards to a deck.

Pros: Three Solitaire games in one. Custom graphics and font style. Simple controls.

Cons: Still in active development.

Pros: Good use of retro game elements. Features Ally Cards that level up as you play.

Cons: Short playthrough.