Simulation (2614 programs)

Pros: Campaigns with 20 missions. 45 rescue units and vehicles. Living and realistic cities.

Cons: Outdated graphics. Poor multiplayer support. Slow A.I. response.

Pros: The ability to create personalized dishes. Plenty of upgrades. Great for fans of longitudinal gameplay.

Cons: No multiplayer mode. Requires a 64-bit processor. Some graphics and mechanics may appear dated.

Pros: Charming art style. Multiple games modes. Cozy gameplay.

Cons: Gets repetitive after a while.

Pros: Two colleges you can choose from. The choice to either live in dorms or off-campus. New careers and features. Servos return.

Cons: Can’t use Build Mode to alter dorms. No kitchens in dorms. Can’t automatically join campus events. 64-bit required.

Pros: Realistic cooking simulation. Customization options. Vibrant graphics. Multiple language support.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Numerous items and areas to unlock. Automated farming mechanic. Ability to interact with other players and NPCs. Extensive customization capabilities.

Cons: Lacks content seen in the predecessor game.

Pros: Colorful graphics and simple interface. Accessible PC play via emulator. Robust multiplayer modes.

Cons: Slow leveling and grind-heavy progression.

Pros: More to do buy and play with in the game. The Sims make more varied choices depending on their character.

Cons: The franchise still suffers with players getting into a grinding routine. Install everything and you will need over 32GB of space.

Pros: Diverse jobs to take on. Wide cast of characters to meet. Robust decorating options. Multiple endings.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Typical trading sim gameplay.

Cons: Little to no appealing features. In-game economy takes time to understand. Movement feels floaty. Money isn't balanced.

Pros: Unique premise. Deep and complex gameplay. Charming all-beaver cast of characters.

Cons: Start to get dull and uninteresting toward the second half.

Pros: Simple gameplay. Over 100 unique fishes. Customization options. Real-time day-night cycles.

Cons: Heavy on the idle gaming experience. Slow progression. Lack of upgrades.

Pros: Expands gameplay options. Additional content and goodies.

Cons: Won’t work without the base game.

Pros: Charming aesthetic. With multiplayer mode. Diverse activities.

Cons: Repetitive mechanics. Limited visual appeal.

Pros: Interesting premise. Deep and complex gameplay. Set in the influential 1980s era of video games.

Cons: Biased game rating system. Inconsistent and unpredictable game development results.

Pros: Cute 3D graphics. Creates miniature room models.

Cons: Currently only has 100 usable objects. Minimal customization for outdoor settings.