Simulation (2598 programs)
Pros: Playable offline, no internet connection required. Unique multi-island system allows for massive city expansion. Packed with quests and loads of content for long-term engagement. A rewarding progression loop from a small town to a metropolis.
Cons: A large number of different currencies to manage can be confusing.
Pros: Theme park-building simulation game mechanics. Some action-based missions with driving and shooting. Has a creative mode called Site B. Classic retro graphics that add to its charm.
Cons: Repetitive missions. Clunky controls. Poor character AI.
Pros: Much improved graphics over its predecessors. Multiple game modes. Deep customization and creation tools.
Cons: Career Mode requires purchasing DLCs.
Pros: Local and online co-op modes available. New customization and gear options. Improved graphics and gameplay mechanics.
Cons: Still has no cohesive plot.
Pros: Retains voxel art but supports higher quality. Features a mix of old and new character designs. Adds new gameplay mechanics.
Cons: Drops the iconic sandbox experience. Limited selection for predetermined maps.
Pros: Assortment of recipes and equipment. Includes a Sandbox mode. Cooking feels natural. Expenses and income are detailed in a progress report.
Cons: Poor controls. Collision issues.
Pros: High replay value. Easy game graphics. Amazing performance. Has great mod support.
Cons: High system requirements. Collects data. Too many DLCs.
Pros: Various locations to visit. Over 50 fish species to catch.
Cons: Not available yet.
Pros: Diverse vehicles and heavy machinery. Detailed simulation of machine operations.
Cons: High system requirements.
Pros: Deep and intricate management gameplay. Innovative management gameplay. Engaging storyline with complex characters. High replay value due to the trial-and-error approach.
Cons: Disturbing themes might not appeal to everyone. High difficulty level.
Pros: Well-detailed map. Various difficulty levels. Realistic tools and specialist equipment. Allows players to build houses from the ground up.
Cons: Dizzying motion blur. Hard to get a precise concrete mix. Glitchy foundation building. Clunky controls.
Pros: First person. Thrilling gameplay. 3D graphics. Multiple endings.
Cons: Blood and violence.
Pros: Detailed and realistic scenes. Thrilling combat scenarios. VR support. Competitive PvP gameplay.
Cons: High system requirements.
Pros: Excellent multiplayer gameplay. Impressive, realistic physics engine. 500 km worth of real rail routes.
Cons: Single-player content is limited.
Pros: Extensive avatar and fashion customization. Engaging community with daily events. Creative tools and immersive social environments.
Cons: Heavy reliance on microtransactions for premium items.
Pros: Online multiplayer. Various tabletop games. Selection of characters.
Cons: High graphics crash the game.
Pros: Numerous historical characters to choose from. Dynamic gameplay mechanics. High-quality, lifelike visuals. Implements much-needed set of improvements.
Cons: Requires a powerful operating system.
Pros: Diverse cell types for unique combinations. Five biomes to explore. Two game modes.
Cons: Still in Early Access.
Pros: Good use of a 2D game design. Has a variety of clown themes and designs. Only requires mouse to interact.
Cons: Contains disturbing themes and elements. Straightforward game, no replayability.
