Role Playing (2656 programs)

Pros: Extensive character customization. Open fantasy world. Diverse movement options. Multiple game modes.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Mature content.

Pros: Unique blend of genres. Mystery and suspense. Features multiple endings.

Cons: Not for action fans.

Pros: Vast monster collection. Strategic depth. Community and cooperative play. Graphics and design.

Cons: Complexity for new players.

Pros: Combines D&D and MMORPG. Variety of races and classes. Action-oriented combat system. Offers a new update.

Cons: Extensive grinding or reliance on microtransactions.

Pros: Deep, customizable combat system. Rich open world with strong atmosphere. Encourages organic exploration and discovery.

Cons: Lack of guidance can be frustrating for some. Occasional rough animations and mechanics.

Pros: Engaging blend of RPG and social media elements. A wide array of customizable abilities and attacks. An engaging story that satirizes internet culture.

Cons: Only supports single-player gameplay.

Pros: Standalone game. Turn-based gameplay. Available on multiple platforms. Various gameplay mechanics.

Cons: No creative risks with the conclusion.

Pros: Psychological horror. Rewards exploration.

Cons: One large. empty maze. Some questionable content.

Pros: Numerous skills and magical spells can be unlocked. Quite advanced considering that it was released in 2001.

Cons: Cutscene graphics are much more impressive than in-game depictions. Character movements can be sluggish and jerky on occasion.

Pros: Deep settlement and survival systems. Unique airship exploration mechanics. Dynamic co-op for up to 5 players. Procedurally generated world and dungeons.

Cons: Steep learning curve for new players. Some UI and tutorial elements could be improved.

Pros: Thrillling gameplay. Stunning visual design. Intense duels. Fascinating grimdark world.

Cons: No multiplayer mode. No checkpoint system.

Pros: Customization options. Iconic Norse myth weapons.

Cons: Mature content. Technical considerations.