Games (10000 programs)

Pros: Stylized, 3D pixel graphics. Increasingly challenging biomes. Dynamic gaming experience.

Cons: Brief gameplay.

Pros: Offers customization features. With bundled plugins. Emulates the VMU. Supports a diverse library of Dreamcast titles.

Cons: Requires the original Dreamcast BIOS. Incompatible with WinCE-dependent games.

Pros: Engaging minigames. Multiple versions.

Cons: Dated graphics. Repetitive structure.

Pros: Engaging story and good graphics. Multiple locations and mini-games.

Cons: Easy puzzles. Typos in descriptions.

Pros: Turn-based strategy gameplay. Long single-player campaign mode. Can play against friends online.

Cons: Graphics-heavy. No 32-bit support.

Pros: Point-and-click gameplay mechanics. Point-and-click gameplay mechanics Lovely art style. Stellar writing. Immersive horror and mystery atmosphere.

Cons: Have to check back for any new chapters.

Pros: Enhances Minecraft. Completely free to use.

Cons: Will only be of use to Minecraft. More casual players may not find it useful.

Pros: Allows creation of FS22 mods. Lets users see the mods created by others. Wide selection of tools. Converts FS19 mods to work on FS22.

Cons: Needs learning curve. Tons of tools can be overwhelming at first.

Pros: Great gameplay. 'Pause' feature.

Cons: Uninsipiring graphics. Poor sound effects and no music.

Pros: Makes development of weapon attachments easier. Reworked weapon models and attachements. Stronger focus on freeplay elements of the game. In active development with additional features planned.

Cons: Unstable, prone to crashes. Only a demo of what the developer intends.

Pros: A session lasts a solid 20-30 minutes. Multiple difficulty levels.

Cons: Amateurs must be prepared for consecutive losses. Element of luck could at times nullify your skills.

Pros: Narrative-driven roguelike game. High replayability with different levels of challenges.

Cons: Occasional technical issues.