Windows (10000 programs)
Pros: Encourages STEM learning through hands-on play. Supports coding fundamentals effectively. Classroom-friendly with structured lessons. Promotes teamwork and problem-solving.
Cons: Bluetooth pairing issues. Interface can feel unintuitive for beginners. Occasional software bugs may disrupt workflow.
Pros: Quick and easy Wi-Fi connection. Supports both scanning and generation. Maintains network history.
Cons: Limited to QR-based access. No advanced network management features.
Pros: Comprehensive feature set. High-resolution support. Compatibility with multiple file formats. Advanced post-production features.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: Blend of shooting action and base-building strategy. Varied modes including campaign, PvP, and raids. Strong audio design and detailed environments. Frequent updates and community events.
Cons: Pay-to-win elements in PvP balance. Repetitive missions over time. Occasional performance issues on PC. Progress tied to in-app purchases and timers.
Pros: Offers improved graphics over the original game that inspired it. Works on modern computer systems. Allows fans of the original PS1 game to relive their favorite game.
Cons: There is only a single mission to play. As an unofficial game, it is unlikely to be expanded on.
Pros: Well-crafted pixel art visuals. Over 14,000 dialogue blocks containing more than 155,000 words. Multiple endings to explore. Highly detailed story with fleshed-out characters.
Cons: Purple-heavy color scheme can be hard on the eyes after a while.
Pros: Game tweaked for faster, more lethal deathmatches. Adds a new look and narrative to Doom II. Single-player and multiplayer modes. In active development.
Cons: Gameplay changes make the game less playable for casual players. Intentionally unbalanced weapons don't appeal to everyone.
