Role Playing (2656 programs)
Pros: Makes use of visually appealing graphics. Features various collectible monster types. Allows you to battle against enemies with your creatures. Lets players customize their character and monsters.
Cons: Has high system requirements.
Pros: Control different heroes at once. Different regions to explore. Dungeons to dive into.
Cons: Managing heroes can be overwhelming. Old-school graphics might not appeal to some players.
Pros: Open-world exploration. Anime-inspired art style and presentation. Visual-novel-style storytelling.
Cons: Repetitive combat. Inconsistent performance.
Pros: Very addictive.... Appealing RPG aesthetic. Simple mechanics.
Cons: ... but very repetitive. You can end up with sore fingers.
Pros: Five new heroes. Over 80 levels to explore. Robust crafting system. Two-player co-op.
Cons: Same exact game with nothing new added.
Pros: Authentic medieval combat simulation during the Hundred Years' War. Over 200 lootable items and diverse weaponry. Complex turn-based combat system for strategic gameplay. NPCs and random events choices create replayable experiences.
Cons: Complexity is overwhelming for novice players.
Pros: Unique blend of genres. Mystery and suspense. Features multiple endings.
Cons: Not for action fans.
Pros: Infinite flight. Fortresses look great. Freely swappable skill points. Variety of PvE and PvP modes.
Cons: God mode weekly lockout. Buggy group queue. No MVP to contribute objectively. Hitbox is excessively big.
Pros: Very good graphics and nice music. Easy to start playing.
Cons: As all MMORPG, it takes lots of time to progress in the game.
Pros: Classic RPG gameplay. Rich fantasy setting.
Cons: Limited content. Compatibility might vary with unofficial emulators.
Pros: A direct spin-off of the first game. Retains the signature art style. Still features narration from Doug Cockle. Expands base-building aspect.
Cons: Increased difficulty level. The premise follows the same pattern.
