Windows (10000 programs)

Pros: Immersive narrative. Blends historical accuracy with creative fictional elements. Stunning art style crafted with Quill VR. Well-made Faith and Doubt System. Close-quarters combat against diverse foes. Exploration with environmental puzzles and collectibles. Accessible system requirements.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Standalone game. Turn-based gameplay. Available on multiple platforms. Various gameplay mechanics.

Cons: No creative risks with the conclusion.

Pros: Fast-paced combat. Deep progression with permanent upgrades. Thousands of blessing combinations. Multiple game modes. Rewarding progression system.

Cons: AI-generated music and some visual content. Controller is highly recommended. Niche appeal.

Pros: Charming pixel art and original soundtrack. Fun, quirky mini-games and side quests. Sandbox encourages exploration and experimentation. Rhapsody postcards add replay value and social sharing.

Cons: Joke-heavy and chaotic design may be overwhelming. Noisy aesthetic can be off-putting. Not a traditional JRPG experience. Humor may not appeal to all players.

Pros: Blends puzzle-solving and construction. A brain-teasing game.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Features hilarious diseases and magical cures. Includes a diverse cast of memorable, eccentric staff. Packed with satirical dialogue and clever worldbuilding.

Cons: May lack depth.

Pros: Engaging exploration across multiple zones. Varied puzzles and challenge designs. Flexible mechanics with character swapping and tool use.

Cons: Multiplayer is limited to local play.

Pros: Unique blend of golf, action, and exploration. Realistic golf physics. Includes features like Sim Shot and Mulligan tokens. Dynamic day-night cycle and photo mode. Multiple game modes. Great sound design music.

Cons: Combat feels clunky at times. Niche appeal may not suit all fans. Some trick inputs require a learning curve.