Role Playing (2656 programs)

Pros: Single-player. Casual gameplay. Charming and quirky storyline.

Cons: Short gameplay. Single playable character.

Pros: Offers a wide variety of gambling activities. Funny story. Classic RPG Maker graphics. Mirrors how real-life gambling works.

Cons: Only available in one language.

Pros: Same comedic writing in previous games. Simple but funny art style. Procedurally-generated levels. High level of replayability.

Cons: Short compared to the previous games. Can’t revisit the completed areas on the same run.

Pros: Large map with unique regions. Wide range of playable characters. High-quality graphics with stunning sceneries. Variety of tasks and quests to complete.

Cons: Requires intensive grinding toward the latter half of the game.

Pros: Faithful to the gameplay of the original game. Colorful 3D design. Classic monster taming game. Uses triple-core blast processing.

Cons: A few glitches.

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

Cons: No multiplayer mode. No checkpoint system.

Pros: Short game. Utilizes basic RPG maker control scheme. Stunning game art design. Engaging story.

Cons: No save system. One of the ending scenes can be creepy. Possible to freeze when the auto-run feature is on.

Pros: Ineteresting gameplay. Surreal game locations.

Cons: Only has three islands to explore. Lacks action and dialogue. Some bug issues.

Pros: Thousands of fashion items and hairstyles. Highly flexible Studio mode with narration. Complete control over character color palettes. Over six hundred different character poses.

Cons: Online import and export features are unavailable.

Pros: Customize the difficulty level. Play from protagonists point of view. Generous social links.

Cons: Limited playable characters.

Pros: Deep, immersive storytelling. Unique card-based combat system. Stunning art style and atmospheric soundtrack.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Requires heavy grinding. Occasional audio glitches.

Pros: Beautiful storyline. Soft art style. Seven endings. Relatable characters.

Cons: Short game. Heavy triggering themes.

Pros: Updated visuals. Same engaging combat and character customizability. Whole new map to explore. Plenty of things to do.

Cons: Game balance issues. Can get dull and repetitive at times.

Pros: Branching narrative with meaningful player choices. Strategic hex-based combat system. Life-simulation elements that enhance immersion. Strong visual and musical presentation.

Cons: No free-form exploration. Limited customization beyond skills and relationships.

Pros: Lets players choose the gender of their avatar. Open-world gameplay. More focused on direct combat. New features such as raids and settlement management.

Cons: Continued inclusion of the AC lore. Includes some modern-day story from Odyssey and Origins.