Role Playing (2657 programs)

Pros: Unique transformation mechanic. Charming art style, soundtrack, and voice acting. Co-op multiplayer. Can run on older hardware.

Cons: Can be repetitive at times. Moderate learning curve.

Pros: Gripping storyline. Diverse combat strategies. Stunning visuals. Rich customization.

Cons: Contains mature themes.

Pros: Anime-inspired art style. Engaging and interactive. Four potential endings to uncover. 11 stunning CGs to collect.

Cons: Requires a 64-bit operating system.

Pros: Appealing retro-styled pixel graphics. Runs smoothly even on older mobile devices.

Cons: Grinding can eventually get repetitive. Perfunctory plot offers little to get excited about.

Pros: Stunning graphic combo of 2D pixels in a 3D polygon world. Amazing soundtrack and sound effects. Hours of exciting adventures with eight characters. Exciting combat strategy.

Cons: Main characters’ interaction with each other is awkwardly lacking. Grinding for higher levels can be tedious. NPC interaction is limited. Exploration outside of towns is linear.

Pros: Adds a fun new dimension to the Sims 3. Time travel possible. New gadgets and technology.

Cons: Novelty does wear off. New items add little.

Pros: Continues the story of the base game. Features a wide range of new content.

Cons: Features content that are inaccessible. Retains minor bugs from the base game.

Pros: Realistic weather and season changes. You can harvest crops. Has a romantic aspect for the main character.

Cons: Has a slow progression.

Pros: A bustling world with lots of people to chat with. Neat selection of avatar customizations. Tons of room decoration options.

Cons: Not for younger audiences due to interaction with online strangers.

Pros: Dynamic combat. Allows for unique upgrades and new abilities. Rich narrative. Multiple endings.

Cons: Mature content.

Pros: Full 3D graphics. Six playable characters. Different combos of party means unique stories. Revamped battle system.

Cons: Camera controls aren't too fluid.