Role Playing (2656 programs)

Pros: Impressive visuals for a virtual reality game. Introduces elements that, while not new, are uncommon in virtual reality games. Features immersive combat with a range of enemies and realistic swordplay. Features a grappling hook mechanic that is fun in virtual reality.

Cons: Colossal bosses in virtual reality can be unsettling for some players. May be too effective at creating a "bleak world without hope".

Pros: Casual gameplay. Lightweight.

Cons: Dark and disturbing plot. Very short gameplay. Lots of trigger scenes.

Pros: Immersive fantasy setting. A wide range of customization options.

Cons: Too in-depth for casual play. May lack appeal for those who haven't seen the film.

Pros: Re-release of a classic Amiga game. Seven character classes to choose from. Deep strategy mechanics. Available in multiple versions.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Interesting storyline. Great sprite art. Character designs are varied. Three routes available.

Cons: Some typos. Short gameplay.

Pros: Immersive storyline. Choose your own adventure. Stunning and lively art style. High replayability rate.

Cons: Contains gore scenes.

Pros: Interesting and fresh story plot. Cool, anime character design. Turn-based elements. Expansive world.

Cons: Not exactly a sequel to the previous Asdivine games. No character customization. Long tutorial. Lacks the wit and charm of its predecessors.

Pros: A huge landmass similar in size to Dragonborn. Full voice acting. Well-made and handcrafted areas.

Cons: Transition between Skyrim and Wyrmstooth is abrupt.

Pros: Action-RPG gameplay. A semi-open world to explore. Allows character switching during battles. Has an elemental vessel system.

Cons: No distinguishable mechanics compared to other similar games.

Pros: Compelling story. Dark and surreal experience. Tactical turn-based combat. Plenty of customization and possible builds.

Cons: Gets repetitive after a while. Can be too grindy for some.