Games (10000 programs)

Pros: 3x10 grid. Has three difficulty levels. Has four classes and a class-exclusive system.

Cons: Class restrictions limit deck creativity and variety.

Pros: Story-driven gameplay. Interactive mechanics.

Cons: Glitches. Short playthrough.

Pros: Deep political sim mechanics with meaningful choices. Fascinating alternate history scenarios and endings. Intricate diplomacy system and global engagement. High replay value due to non-linear design.

Cons: Steep learning curve for beginners and casual players.

Pros: Fresh mix of roguelike deckbuilder gameplay and storytelling. Simple point-and-click controls. Grayscale hand-drawn visuals with a strong atmosphere. Great replay value with over 300 cards.

Cons: Themes may be too mature or offbeat for some players.

Pros: Quirky and curious premise. Multiple themed rooms to explore.

Cons: Shallow gameplay. Excessively long walking sequences.

Pros: Rewarding Metroidvania exploration with optional paths. Deep customization through relics and talents. Engaging souls-like combat and boss fights. Multiple endings add replay value.

Cons: Lack of early-game guidance may frustrate some players.

Pros: Includes both Warfare 1917 and 1944. Create custom battles. New campaign added.

Cons: Overly simplistic gameplay. Game balance issues.

Pros: Stunning visuals powered by Unreal Engine 5. Immersive sound design and iconic city landmarks. New career mode. Easy to pick up and play.

Cons: Only three playable trains. Can become repetitive over time.

Pros: Unique visual style. Innovative crafting system. Creative plot.

Cons: Niche appeal. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Co-op mode. Friend’s Pass lets you play with others for free. Fun pair mechanics. Beautiful graphics and visuals.

Cons: Repetitive puzzle mechanics. Confusing camera movements.

Pros: Lore-rich experience. Various gameplay mechanics. Extensive world. Demo version available.

Cons: Relatively high difficulty from the start.