Role Playing (3122 programs)

Pros: Cool character designs. Decent story. Live 2D animation. Unique three-tiered combat.

Cons: Recycled game assets. Repetitive combat. Weak dungeon design. Rushed storytelling.

Pros: Great graphics. One-time purchase. Season passes. Different price packages.

Cons: Can be too tedious. Difficult to do some of the events. Server problems.

Pros: Nice character sprites. Great soundtrack. Turn-based combat is easy to learn.

Cons: Difficult combat odds. Repetitive missions. Only two save slots. Main story isn’t compelling for its setting.

Pros: Interesting and fresh story plot. Cool, anime character design. Turn-based elements. Expansive world.

Cons: Not exactly a sequel to the previous Asdivine games. No character customization. Long tutorial. Lacks the wit and charm of its predecessors.

Pros: A unique skill system. Lots of freedom in your actions. Tons of unforgettable NPCs. Huge open world.

Cons: Some mature content. Stuck as a detective. No female protagonist. Tedious text RPG style on dialogue.

Pros: Non-stop action. Beautiful pixel art. Interesting plot. Dungeons are always changing.

Cons: Some characters feel overpowered. Lots of grinding. Dying in a dungeon means starting all over. Linear in both story choices and dungeon paths.

Pros: Introduces new exotics and a new raid. Improved RPG elements. Expanded armor and artifacts. Addition of a new dungeon.

Cons: Heavy on the resources. May require longer learning curve for players who are new to the franchise.

Pros: Unrivaled scale in real-time medieval battles. Deep and intuitive skill-based directional combat. Massive, non-linear sandbox world with high replayability. Extensive modding support and official Modding Kit.

Cons: Extensive modding support and official Modding Kit.

Pros: Highly immersive gameplay. Supports co-op mode. Quick yet action packed battles.

Cons: Limited to turn-based gameplay.

Pros: Hundreds of characters. Varied customization option. Allows users to create skits and scenes. Free gacha draw.

Cons: Only eight slots in the Studio Mode. Inconsistent art style. No story and combat. Resource intensive.

Pros: Deep character customization. Easy-to-use skit and scene builder. Fun mini-games and collectibles. Encourages creative storytelling.

Cons: Limited animation and scripting tools. Shallow Life Mode and static dialogue. No audio support in scenes.

Pros: Stylish Hand-Painted World. Unique and Interesting Storyline. Stylish Combat. Can Be Played Alone or Cooperatively.

Cons: GUI Stops Working When Players Click Anywhere in the Screen Instead of Choosing a Button. The Names During Conversation Get Mixed Up Sometimes.

Pros: Immersive survival mechanics. Open-world exploration. Split-screen multiplayer. Tactical and rewarding experience in combat.

Cons: No jump mechanic. High difficulty with combat. Mature content. Ugly character customization.

Pros: Various weapons and characters with unique abilities. Customizable difficulty levels. Allows you to use bonuses for each round. Intuitive enemy waves.

Cons: Levels are either too easy or too difficult to complete.

Pros: Rich crafting gameplay and turn-based combat. Wistful, nostalgic summer memories theme. Large open world with visually appealing graphics.

Cons: Ingredient gathering can involve repetitive grinding. High storage requirements.