Role Playing (2653 programs)
Pros: Adds five new playable units. Includes 16 additional missions. Two new assist crew members.
Cons: Lackluster animations. Some units feel incomplete or underdeveloped.
Pros: Distinct Metroidvania structure that supports exploration. Clear absorption mechanics tied to combat and progression. A lore-rich dark fantasy world with a consistent visual identity. Responsive action that benefits from studying enemy behavior.
Cons: Still in the demo stage.
Pros: Offers broader exploration. Merges gladiator tactics with dungeon exploration.
Cons: Grind-heavy progression in certain modes.
Pros: Varied turn-based combat with more than thirty skills. Extensive weapon and armor selection. Clear character progression and arena advancement. Features key characters from the original version.
Cons: Grind-heavy progression for high-tier rewards.
Pros: Clear and easy-to-follow progression. Familiar swordplay and turn-based strategy. Wide selection of quests, items, and abilities. Charming medieval theme with recognizable historical references.
Cons: Less depth than earlier Swords and Sandals titles.
Pros: Offers a dynamic card-driven system. Let you shape your hero.
Cons: Still in Early Access.
Pros: Rich customization options. Sharper visuals and fiercer combat mechanics.
Cons: Repetitive combat over time.
Pros: A thought-provoking mystery game. Offers four distinct classes.
Cons: Repetition across runs.
Pros: High-resolution textures. Modern user interface. Includes all expansions. In-depth progression system.
Cons: Character models look old and outdated. Animations are clunky.
Pros: Massive open universe with procedural variety. Deep RPG mechanics. Strategic combat and diplomacy.
Cons: Ground combat feels underdeveloped. AI and voice interactions can be weak.
Pros: Deep mechanics. High replayability. Flexible deck-building.
Cons: Unforgiving difficulty. Presentation feels lacking.
Pros: Combines exploration, satire, and stealth. Offers puzzle-solving element.
Cons: Limited gameplay variety.
Pros: Deep class variety. Procedurally generated world. Engaging strategic systems. High replayability.
Cons: Some mechanics feel underdeveloped.
Pros: Engaging and immersive gameplay. Intriguing narrative. Multiple endings.
Cons: Can be overwhelming and confusing initially.
Pros: Story-driven gameplay. Multiple branching narratives. Three possible endings.
Cons: Some parts are fragmented and lack logic.
Pros: Minimalistic pixel art design. Story-driven gameplay. Lighthearted action.
Cons: Slow pacing.
