Games (10000 programs)
Pros: Strong class-based system with flexible party building. Engaging turn-based combat with a steady difficulty curve. Well-designed dungeon layouts with handcrafted details. Retro pixel art that fits the dark fantasy theme.
Cons: Contains sensitive themes and scenes.
Pros: Great progression system. Tons of upgrades and unlockables. Charming retro graphics.
Cons: Steep learning curve. Repetitive mechanics.
Pros: A vast, open galaxy with multiple star systems. Skill-based fighter combat. Unique permadeath mechanic.
Cons: Needs a proper tutorial. Barebones content.
Pros: Challenging puzzles to solve. Clean visual design.
Cons: Lack of engaging gameplay mechanics.
Pros: Detailed café customization. Strong mix of creativity and strategy. Variety of aesthetics and décor.
Cons: Controls feel unpolished. Can be overwhelming for casual players.
Pros: Deep tactical combat. Card-based customization adds variety. Co-op play enhances strategy. Creator Mode boosts replay value.
Cons: Steep learning curve. Complex systems may overwhelm beginners.
Pros: Cheating mechanics are fun and engaging. Difficulty scales smoothly. No microtransactions. Opponents have unique personalities.
Cons: Teaches dishonesty and unfair play. Single-player only.
Pros: Over 20 cards with unique powers. More than 15 perks to unlock. Fast-paced, top-down roguelite action.
Cons: Limited long-term progression or meaningful rewards.
Pros: No strict chess rules. Funny special powers. Online and split-screen play. Charming minimalistic design.
Cons: Controversial political references.
Pros: MMO gameplay. Retro-inspired world. Branching narratives. Real-time combat.
Cons: Occasional grind-heavy progression. Certain underdeveloped story branches.
Pros: Extensive evolution and customization options. Diverse areas for exploration. Visually appealing with lively sound design. Metroidvania-style progression.
Cons: Occasional performance issues.
Pros: Retro-inspired gameplay. Customization. Unlockable hunters.
Cons: Multi-directional attacks from enemies. Heavily reliant on builds.
Pros: Charming retro visuals. Variety of microgames. Three modes for different playstyles.
Cons: Short overall playtime.
Pros: Tactical roguelike mechanics. 4 distinct and ever-changing regions. Party-based gameplay.
Cons: Sudden, randomized encounters. Escalating enemy strength.
Pros: A mystery game that uses unlockable artwork pieces. Offers multiple paths or game difficulty settings.
Cons: Minimal replay rewards.
Pros: Charming gothic art style. Tons of levels to complete. Smooth difficulty scaling. Low system requirements.
Cons: Higher-level puzzles are extremely difficult to solve.
Pros: Relaxing, easy-to-learn gameplay. Cute pixel graphics and soft animations. Smooth automation that works seamlessly. Runs quietly while you multitask.
Cons: Not yet released.
Pros: High replay value. Informative tutorial section. Nostalgic graphics. Chilling music that fits the atmosphere.
Cons: Slow pacing. Tight level designs.
Pros: Clear narrative direction supported by investigation and exploration. Manageable mechanics that stay easy to follow. Strong use of 3D graphics and sound design. Multiple endings that extend replay value.
Cons: Potentially disturbing content for some.
Pros: Fun and thrilling space combat. Various weapons to employ. Various weapons to employ.
Cons: Short gameplay.
