Role Playing (2664 programs)

Pros: Includes original and DLC content, plus new material. Allows PS4 save file exporting. Features new trophies and costumes. Features updated graphics and sound.

Cons: Same repetitive side quests. Higher system requirements.

Pros: Faithful to the story. Great way to relive Dragon Ball Z. Lots of activities offered. Diverse online gameplay options.

Cons: Side activities are largely unrewarding. Unfair fighting mechanics. Not technically refined. Distracting tutorial pages.

Pros: Physics-driven sandbox encourages creativity and experimentation. Online and local co-op for shared multiplayer fun. Wide range of minigames, jobs, and customization options. Colorful, dynamic world enhances chaotic and humorous gameplay.

Cons: Some technical and replay details are limited. Progression is primarily cosmetic and sandbox-focused. Multiplayer requires compatible hardware and network.

Pros: A visual novel game. Offers a thought-provoking story. Has a unique soundtrack.

Cons: Limited gameplay interaction.

Pros: Open-ended. Lovely graphics. Charming music. Marry a character of the same gender.

Cons: Repetitive.

Pros: Diverse and unique creature collection. Rich open-world exploration. Engaging real-time combat mechanics.

Cons: Currently in pre-release; full game details are limited.

Pros: Colorful, appealing visuals. Wide cast of animatronic characters. Community-driven updates and fan projects. Free access to previously paid content. Nostalgic FNAF universe spin.

Cons: Shallow, button-spamming combat. Lack of clear objectives or plot. Original horror atmosphere is missing. Minimal strategy in battles.

Pros: Thick plot with over 8,000 words of dialogue. Mixture of different gameplay elements. Atmospheric setting with chilling horror elements. Has 4 obtainable endings.

Cons: Recurring visual bugs. Lengthy installation process.

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: Unique combat mechanics. Filled with symbolisms and reference. Well written storyline. Offers multiple endings.

Cons: Exceptionally challenging. Dated visual style.

Pros: Fun and engaging. Enhances problem-solving skills. Promotes teamwork.

Cons: Limited game mode.

Pros: Free-to-play model. Anime-inspired art style. Accessible to all ages. Provides social interaction.

Cons: The game is too casual for players looking for more action.

Pros: Combines breeding, combat, and roguelike legacy mechanics. Features 200+ enemies.

Cons: Complex systems might overwhelm.

Pros: Stunning cinematic visuals. Vast, dynamic open world. Engaging combat system.

Cons: High system requirements. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Excellent 3D graphic engine. A ton of new customization options. Sims now grow old and evolve over time. Impressive level of detail.

Cons: A bit outdated compared to The Sims 3.

Pros: Engaging story and strong single-player campaign. Distinct combat styles for each hero. Impressive visuals and cinematic presentation. Deep character customization options.

Cons: Repetitive missions and grindy endgame. Live-service elements poorly executed. Lack of new updates or future support.

Pros: Original concept. Revolutionary for its time. Great online community. Technically impressive for an older game. Fun to create creatures.

Cons: Quite short. Not challenging or engaging. No free trial.

Pros: Large map with unique regions. Wide range of playable characters. High-quality graphics with stunning sceneries. Variety of tasks and quests to complete.

Cons: Requires intensive grinding toward the latter half of the game.

Pros: Thousands of fashion items and hairstyles. Highly flexible Studio mode with narration. Complete control over character color palettes. Over six hundred different character poses.

Cons: Online import and export features are unavailable.