Role Playing (2655 programs)

Pros: Stunning neo-contemporary visual design. Deep and engaging turn-based combat system. Large variety of Animus characters. Immersive storyline.

Cons: Learning curve. Battles might feel repetitive over time. The storyline can feel slow. Interface can be overwhelming.

Pros: Engaging storyline with diverse challenges. Rich exploration mechanics. Strategic battles. Customizable and upgradable Mecha companions.

Cons: Repetitive material grinding. Obscure progression triggers. Mecha customization feels limited.

Pros: Large world to explore. RPG-like character progression. Multiple factions to meet.

Cons: Not available yet.

Pros: Intense strategic fighting mechanics. Unique relics diversify combat strategies. Engaging NPC interactions.

Cons: Limited exploration as the focus heavily leans on combat.

Pros: Fast-paced combat. Let players explore maps and hidden areas. Upgradable character. Based on Azriel Blackheart books.

Cons: Steep learning curve at first.

Pros: A turn-based strategy RPG. Has various characters you can meet. Simple gameplay mechanics.

Cons: Little to no character development. Occasional lag. Minor interface delays.

Pros: Unique blend of city-building and roguelike exploration. Multiple biomes with branching paths and enemies. Strong progression with gnome leveling and skills. Regular updates address player feedback.

Cons: Difficulty spikes can feel unfair. Heavy reliance on randomness.

Pros: Engaging survival mechanics with resource management and base-building. Immersive 2.5D 32-bit visuals and detailed environments. Tense, story-driven gameplay with thrilling, dire moments.

Cons: Performance stutters during large-scale zombie attacks. Storyline lacks originality despite its engaging presentation.

Pros: Gripping storyline. Diverse combat strategies. Stunning visuals. Rich customization.

Cons: Contains mature themes.

Pros: Adventure deckbuilding game. Uses turn-based combat. Customizable cards and upgradable skills. Has three game modes.

Cons: Limited strategic options in late game.

Pros: Life-simulation game. Simple battle mechanics.

Cons: Doesn’t have a character development feature.

Pros: Intriguing storyline. Diverse character perspectives. Engaging puzzles. Cinematic visuals and audio.

Cons: Restricted to Simplified Chinese.

Pros: A direct sequel to Ragnarok Online. MMORPG. Story-driven. Has pre-made classes.

Cons: Doesn’t allow players to create their own character.

Pros: Thoughtful storytelling. Beautiful hand-painted environments. Diverse vampiric abilities.

Cons: Pacing can be slow at times. Contains heavy themes.

Pros: Immersive world. Two distinct game modes. Engaging turn-based combat. Rich narrative with emotional depth.

Cons: Some puzzles may be difficult for players. Adventure mode is repetitive.

Pros: Engaging roguelike mechanics with unique scenarios. Charming paper-cut animation and cute characters. Unlimited playtime due to random builds and evolving gameplay. Diverse card collection and booster packs.

Cons: Potential for repetitive gameplay over time. Learning curve associated with mastering numerous cards.

Pros: Diverse gameplay combining action and relaxation. Endless combat customization options. Rich world-building and lore. Engaging base-building and NPC interactions.

Cons: Potentially overwhelming variety of systems. Unconventional genre mix may not appeal to all.

Pros: Unique hybrid combat system. Deep political narrative and world-building. Strong replay value with branching choices. Stylish presentation with anime cutscenes.

Cons: High difficulty may frustrate some players. Performance issues on lower-end hardware.

Pros: Unique blend of prehistoric and sci-fi elements. Dynamic relationship system. Diverse tactical combat options. Engaging narrative with meaningful choices.

Cons: Complex gameplay systems may be overwhelming. Unusual setting might not appeal to all RPG fans.