Windows (10000 programs)
Pros: Fast and chaotic vehicular combat. Distinctive art style and character designs. Easy to pick up and play.
Cons: Very limited number of levels. No progression or upgrade systems.
Pros: Offers a Welsh railway chapter. Highlights the Pacer era. Provides modern features for trains.
Cons: Repetitive service patterns.
Pros: Classic TF2 balance and pacing. Faithful painterly art style. Reduced cosmetic and weapon clutter. Regular polish and stability updates.
Cons: Limited player base and longer queues. Few new maps or mechanics. UI and accessibility issues. Niche appeal for longtime fans only.
Pros: Well-written story and dialogue. Compelling characters with strong voice acting. Detailed environments for exploration. Different types of puzzles to solve.
Cons: Some tasks feel repetitive over time. No scrollback for dialogue.
Pros: Emotionally engaging narrative. Strong thematic focus on memory and identity. Atmospheric presentation and tone. Clear, accessible mechanics.
Cons: Very short episode. Linear progression. Leaves many questions unanswered.
Pros: Deep deckbuilding with over 500 cards. Tactical grid-based combat adds strategy. Strong story-driven campaign mode. High replay value with roguelite elements.
Cons: No online PvP mode. Learning curve may overwhelm newcomers.
Pros: Dark and gritty. Over 150 followers cards with unique synergies. Reliquary Mode.
Cons: No game saves. Unusually slow game speed.
Pros: Expansive worldbuilding and excellent narrative design. Offline progression system for casual play. Unique cross-century resource automation loop. Over 50 unique characters and 350+ story elements.
Cons: UI can become tedious and complex. Narrative complexity decreases in later stages.
