Simulation (2600 programs)

Pros: First-person 3D atmospheric horror. Features real-life embalming simulation mechanics. The jumpscares are randomized. High replayability.

Cons: The playable character’s passiveness during jumpscares make them less immersive. The tutorials can still be confusing.

Pros: A silly 3D dating simulator. Allows you to chat with other players in real-time. Customizable avatars. Can choose your gender and preferences.

Cons: Not a lot of players online all the time. Restricted to one-on-one sessions.

Pros: Polished and detailed graphics. Career and Sandbox modes. Plenty of tools, recipes, and ingredients to play around with.

Cons: Controls need more fine-tuning. Requires a fairly powerful PC to run.

Pros: Relaxing resort management game. Accurately detailed game graphics. Unleash designing capability. No-money-involved gameplay.

Cons: Extremely limited area for building. Slopes can’t be edited.

Pros: Huge map based on actual northern Norway landscapes. Stunning and vivid open-world environment. Advanced AI-powered fish, ships, and fishing boats. Semi-realistic fishing methods.

Cons: Hard to master fishing methods. Full game release still filled with crashes and bugs.

Pros: Wacky but challenging physics-based gameplay. Fully customizable characters. Offers a level editor and a replay video exporter. Has a free demo.

Cons: Not much replayability. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Great photography system. Realistic game physics. Flexible multiplayer options.

Cons: Heavy system requirements.

Pros: Unique concept. Comes with social features. Offers idle game elements. Extensive character customization.

Cons: Costumes and structures require a large sum of money. No narrative.

Pros: 3D realistic-looking graphics. Immersive sound design. Walking simulator controls. Numerous creepy jumpscares.

Cons: No trigger warning for photosensitivity. The jumpscares can feel all over the place and overwhelming in pacing.

Pros: Intriguing premise. A mix of investigative and simulation gameplay. Rewind feature.

Cons: Very little game content. Short playthrough.

Pros: Immersive environment. Captivating alternate history. Stylish pixel art game graphics. All decision is in your hands.

Cons: Gets repetitive after playing some time.

Pros: Fun and chaotic gameplay. Free roam Sandbox Mode. Distinct voxel art style. Steam Workshop integration.

Cons: Still in Early Access.

Pros: Multiplayer can be co-op or competitive. Coherent Story Mode. Wide range of challenges and activities.

Cons: Objects flicker in Creation Mode.

Pros: Great sound effects. Highly detailed environment designs.

Cons: Short playthrough. Plot holes unresolved.

Pros: Highly entertaining sound beat game. Extensive set of DJ kits. Wide range of soundtracks. Great sound sets.

Cons: Some basic QoL stuff is missing. Repetitive Career mode.

Pros: Enhanced Jurassic game experience. Exhaustive dinosaur roster. Stunning park management graphics. Captivating story and seamless controls.

Cons: Dinosaurs are high maintenance. Over-complicated simple tasks.

Pros: Unique premise. Dark and atmospheric presentation. Simple controls.

Cons: Sensitive adult themes. Extreme gore and violence.

Pros: Historically-accurate American Civil War battlefields. Massive multiplayer game consisting of up to 200 players. Detailed and elegant graphics art style. Immersive communication.

Cons: Reloading takes way too long. Still in its early stage of development.

Pros: Much improved graphics over its predecessors. Multiple game modes. Deep customization and creation tools.

Cons: Career Mode requires purchasing DLCs.