Role Playing (2656 programs)
Pros: Includes both Shadows of Amn and Throne of Bhaal. Four new characters. Now playable across platforms.
Cons: Difficult to get into.
Pros: Adds a fun new dimension to the Sims 3. Time travel possible. New gadgets and technology.
Cons: Novelty does wear off. New items add little.
Pros: Good block graphics. Challenging fights. Huge open world.
Cons: Initially very hard. Game is limited in scope. Monotonous sound effects.
Pros: Huge and engaging world to interact with. Innovative traffic solutions.
Cons: New buildings require huge budgets. Game play is all too familiar.
Pros: Advanced customization of characters. Many dragons to tame.
Cons: Technically a bit old-fashioned. Fighting lacks fluidity.
Pros: Great graphics. Restaurant management aspect pretty good. Impeccable controls.
Cons: Nothing much.
Pros: Extensive side mission for Skyrim. Many new side quests, weapons, and armor. Fully recorded dialog. New game music.
Cons: Complicated installation process and no uninstall provided.
Pros: Nice aesthetic and original atmosphere. Advanced customization of heroes. Multiplayer mode.
Cons: Few people play online now. Lack of explanations. Problems with speed and stability.
Pros: Simple controls. Lots for free. Plenty of tactical options. Constant updates.
Cons: Can get pricy if you want to play as lots of characters. Not all heroes are well balanced.
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: A touch of gaming history. Original concept. Great graphic evolution.
Cons: Menu based combat becomes repetitive.
Pros: Lengthen the gameplay of Skyrim. Adds gigantic monsters.
Cons: Might be a little unstable.
Pros: Unique perspective. Challenging gameplay. Well-written storyline.
Cons: Outdated graphics. Repetitive sounds.
Pros: Superb attention to detail. Adds a new dimension to The Sims 3.
Cons: Requires Sims 3.
