Windows (10000 programs)

Pros: Short 15-minute runs. Tons of playable maps. Neat selection of abilities and weapons. Ability to summon allies.

Cons: Overwhelming combat mechanics. Cartoonish graphics can be off-putting.

Pros: Rhythm-based gameplay. Story-driven. Lighthearted tone.

Cons: Not enough depth.

Pros: High replay value. Hybrid of action, roguelite, and tower-defense games. Multiple characters to choose from. Permanent progression system.

Cons: Overwhelming combat mechanics. Steep learning curve for beginners.

Pros: Souls-like gameplay. Retro pixel graphics. Combat mechanics influenced by several genres.

Cons: Too intense for newcomers.

Pros: Simple, easy-to-learn mechanics. Quick, casual gameplay. Free to play.

Cons: Repetitive over time. Minimal visuals and UI.

Pros: Emotionally engaging narrative. Strong thematic focus on memory and identity. Atmospheric presentation and tone. Clear, accessible mechanics.

Cons: Very short episode. Linear progression. Leaves many questions unanswered.

Pros: Classic TF2 balance and pacing. Faithful painterly art style. Reduced cosmetic and weapon clutter. Regular polish and stability updates.

Cons: Limited player base and longer queues. Few new maps or mechanics. UI and accessibility issues. Niche appeal for longtime fans only.

Pros: Well-written story and dialogue. Compelling characters with strong voice acting. Detailed environments for exploration. Different types of puzzles to solve.

Cons: Some tasks feel repetitive over time. No scrollback for dialogue.

Pros: Blend of shooter and light RTS mechanics. Distinct class roles with practical combat variety. Customization through breeds and regiments. Playful but consistent historical theme.

Cons: Still in the Early Access stage.

Pros: Challenging course layouts. Great level design variety. Works in solo or co-op.

Cons: Frequent bugs affecting co-op. Occasional freezing and crashes.