Simulation (2614 programs)

Pros: Simplified gameplay. Retro graphics. Intriguing story. Low system requirements.

Cons: Slow gameplay. Lacks action. Can become repetitive. Progress requires patience and time.

Pros: Interesting fictional narrative with historical value. Challenging yet immersive gameplay. Detailed graphics.

Cons: Steep system requirements.

Pros: Impressively rendered retro graphics. Numerous missions to complete. Unpredictable experiment outcomes.

Cons: Not intended for a younger audience. No multiplayer support. Requires a 64-bit operating system.

Pros: Sandbox simulation game. Six unlockable tech tiers.

Cons: No instructions. Pixel size too large.

Pros: Deep customization. Seamless building tools and intuitive UI. Studio Mode for showcasing and sharing designs.

Cons: Lacks traditional gameplay structure.

Pros: Idle mechanics. Stylized 2D-pixel graphics world.

Cons: Full-screen option doesn’t work sometimes.

Pros: Wide selection of lockpicking mechanics. Simple, accessible visual presentation. Comparing mechanics side-by-side provides game design insights. Innovative hands-on approach to game design education.

Cons: Little of interest for more casual gamers. Dull, forgettable graphics. Only suitable for game history buffs. Scope for growth limited.

Pros: Deep and complex gameplay. Engaging trainer battles. Unique pet system.

Cons: Repetitive daily interaction.

Pros: Very simple interface. Colorful design. Lightweight application. No installation necessary.

Cons: Always on top cannot be disabled. No filter or censoring options.

Pros: Photorealistic environment. Landscape designs are relaxing to watch. Other calming activities are available.

Cons: Large filesize for a short game.

Pros: Episodic Christmas-themed game. Short length. Easy text-based gameplay. Multiple choices and paths for the endings.

Cons: The other episodes can’t be accessed through this game’s menu.