Role Playing (2656 programs)

Pros: Over 40 detailed maps with unique biomes. Deep crafting and resource collection system. Engaging story and nostalgic pixel art style.

Cons: Challenging difficulty.

Pros: Celtic mythology worldbuilding. 30+ hours of gameplay. Thematic soundtrack.

Cons: Unbalanced enemies.

Pros: Simple gameplay mechanics. Let you select your hero. Focuses on planning rather than reflex-driven combat.

Cons: Still in active development.

Pros: Cyberpunk setting infused with mythological themes. Hack-and-slash combat with layered mechanics. Labyrinth exploration in metroidvania fashion. Multiple endings that add replay value.

Cons: Complexity of systems may overwhelm beginners.

Pros: Ten varied retro-inspired horror games. Clever use of glitches and corrupted visuals for atmosphere. Multiplayer options add replay value. Strong narrative links across different genres.

Cons: Some entries feel less developed and lack the same impact as the others.

Pros: Expansive medieval quests and storyline. Match-3 puzzle system tied to spells and combat. Citadel building and crafting options.

Cons: Occasional AI advantages affect the battle balance.

Pros: Complex story with multiple branching paths. Atmospheric and nostalgic setting. Unique interactive gameplay elements.

Cons: Unpolished and disjointed visuals. Inconsistent narrative. Pacing issues. Relies on cheap jump scares.

Pros: A collectible RPG experience. Has a turn-based system.

Cons: Excessive grinding.

Pros: New island setting with varied missions and side activities. New weapons, outfits, and skills. Gear and skills carry into the main game for lasting value. Over ten hours of added content.

Cons: Requires the base game to access.

Pros: Medieval with sci-fi themes. Multiple unique dungeons to take on. Futuristic gear with godly abilities.

Cons: Unpolished and barely complete.

Pros: Narrative-driven. Has dual settings.

Cons: Slow-paced.