Simulation (2598 programs)

Pros: Deep colony and resource management. Engaging narrative and crew interactions. Exploration and survival mechanics. Regular updates and future console support.

Cons: Steep learning curve for beginners. Performance-heavy and resource-intensive. Cluttered UI and difficult menus. Occasional difficulty spikes.

Pros: Straightforward gameplay. Easy to follow interface. Low resource requirement.

Cons: Minimal content. Lacks challenge. Repetitive. No plot or reason to play.

Pros: Highly-satisfying gameplay. Four game modes. Usually no timer or final score is involved. Controls are easy to pick up.

Cons: Levels are massive and take a while to finish. Some dirt spots can be hard to spot.

Pros: A customizable avatar. Dress-up gameplay. Three love interests. Four endings.

Cons: Some routes default to the love triangle regardless of your choice. Some customization options are limited.

Pros: Easy gameplay mechanics. Hilarious victory goal. 25 unique customers. 10 different ingredients already unlocked.

Cons: No other controls to make the gameplay faster.

Pros: Create your own garden for free. Includes wide variety of fauna. Realistic but vibrant appearance.

Cons: Under development. Vulnerable to bugs and errors.

Pros: Cute art style. 34 locations. 59 collectibles. Easy controls.

Cons: No main story to follow. No tutorial on the trading system.

Pros: Two open-world maps. Offers players the well-known bus manufacturers. Upgraded graphics and pedestrian AI. Optional management gameplay.

Cons: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system.

Pros: Features realistic 3D graphics. Available in single and multiplayer mode. Offers a giant simulation.

Cons: Few bugs can disrupt the overall experience. Multiplayer can be laggy at times.

Pros: Interesting storyline. Great reward system.

Cons: Poor graphics.

Pros: Easy controls. Subtle jumpscares. Linear progression. Creepy low-poly graphics.

Cons: The ending feels too abrupt. No brief tutorial.

Pros: 49 new cities to explore. Improvements in graphical textures and effects. Consistent performance and frame rate.

Cons: Can seem dull and boring to some players.

Pros: Character customization option. Easy gameplay. Decent graphics. Lightweight and easy to install.

Cons: Fetish-related themes. Having human-looking pets is a bit disturbing. Could use camera zoom and expand function.

Pros: Silly boat simulator. Easy controls. No pressure to win. Can customize your ship’s name.

Cons: Not easy to actually win. Doesn’t really reward you with a Victory screen. The in-game physics is super janky.

Pros: Colorful graphics. Supports up to four players. Various settings for alternate play modes. Lightweight.

Cons: Lacks competition. Repetitive. Can be boring overtime.

Pros: Constant updates. Fan-driven improvements. Dynamic and challenging environments.

Cons: Cannot be accessed unless you pay for it.

Pros: Free. Easy controls. Can generate real Tweets from your feed. No pressure to solve puzzles or win minigames.

Cons: Needs an existing public Twitter account. Not much gameplay involved. Extremely short.

Pros: Unique concept. Character customization options.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Mushy controls. Sluggish animation. Outdated interface.

Pros: An engrossing storyline of 5 character arcs. Combines traditional interactive text and explorable interfaces. Can switch between perspectives and scenes. A dynamic ambient soundtrack.

Cons: Some user interface text and control issues. Easy to get lost in the branching paths.