Role Playing (2655 programs)

Pros: Unique dice-deck hybrid combat system. Distinct character classes with varied playstyles. Beautiful hand-drawn and pixel art visuals. Excellent fantasy-themed soundtrack.

Cons: Noticeable difficulty spikes for beginners. Limited overall content.

Pros: A different way to experience the story. Turn-based combat. Retro pixel graphics.

Cons: Still in Alpha.

Pros: Four possible endings. Creepy without being jumpscare frightening.

Cons: Replay value is lost because you can guess alternate routes. Parts of the story are a little cliche.

Pros: Uses positional audio. Simple controls. Breaks the fourth wall.

Cons: Has only one ending.

Pros: Up to 2 - 5 players. Features recurring series characters. Each character has unique abilities. Included in the RE3 game.

Cons: Level areas are small. No in-game mini-map. Points are locked in just one character.

Pros: New battle system. Huge range of characters.

Cons: Poor plot. Excessive cutscenes.

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: Good reward loop. Nice setting and B-movie dressing. Solid gameplay and look, all with lots of variety. Lost of game for cheap.

Cons: Enemies are a bit mindless. Offers little new.

Pros: Strong narrative with branching storylines. Interactive fiction combined with light platformer mechanics. Lore-rich world filled with quirky characters and secrets. High replay value.

Cons: Pixel visuals may feel dated for some players.

Pros: Solid combat. Two playable characters currently available. Plenty of customization options. Challenges and Events.

Cons: Still in active development. Demo version.