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Pros: Fun and chaotic frog combat. Cute art style and humorous tone. Simple, easy-to-learn mechanics.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay. Short and lacking depth. Easier than typical foddian games.

Pros: Captivating retro visuals. Strategic gameplay. Immersive career mode.

Cons: Limited visual variety.

Pros: On-the-go FFXV gaming experience.

Cons: No New Game Plus.

Pros: Balanced team-focused gameplay. Has a 5-on-5 MOBA-like game mode. Good selection of heroes.

Cons: Game story is non-canon. Online servers have shut down.

Pros: Good combination of visual and animation elements. Realistic in-game physics. In-game death doesn't interrupt gameplay.

Cons: Short playthrough. Story similarities with Portal.

Pros: Virtually limitless sandbox fun. Supports custom tool creation. Hosts its own servers.

Cons: Subpar visual quality.

Pros: Rich mythological setting. Diverse cast of divine heroes. Strategic depth. Immersive storytelling.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Limited replayability.

Pros: Five playable evil geniuses. Unique missions and campaigns for each character. Three island lairs you can customize. Upgraded graphics and minion designs.

Cons: The playable geniuses don’t really differ in persona most of the time. The tutorial is long but isn't helpful.

Pros: Clear incremental clicker mechanics. Strategic ally management and formations. Simple, readable 2D pixel graphics. Upgrade tree adds occasional surprises.

Cons: Can become repetitive over time.

Pros: High-quality 2.5D visuals. Great overall sound work. Features multidirectional gameplay. Good storytelling.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Inspired by 1990s games. Cute pixel graphics.

Cons: Progress is not saved when played offline.

Pros: New stages and enemies. Ghost Ship hero with strong abilities. Three modes per level.

Cons: Relatively short campaign. Boss mechanic might feel frustrating.

Pros: Intriguing story. Multiple character classes. Extensive skill tree.

Cons: Thin content. Still in Early Access.

Pros: A new entry to the Legends of Savvarah series. Has 11 distinct endings.

Cons: Heavy dialogue and reading. Still in active development.

Pros: Easy-to-use controls. Flashy attacks.

Cons: Non-fans might feel out of place.