Simulation (2598 programs)

Pros: Enhanced graphical detail. Regular updates with new items. Free for testers. Massive maps with several game modes.

Cons: Requires mods for multiplayer modes.

Pros: Active multiplayer community. Lots of tabletop game options. Good graphics. Has controller support.

Cons: High system requirements. Connectivity issues. Matchmaking can be problematic. Difficult controls.

Pros: Varied game types. Great graphics. Sandbox open world. Good progression system.

Cons: Repetitive PvE missions. AI in PvE is not challenging. Unbalanced matchmaking in PvP. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Over 100 Levels. Sanbox mode for free experimentation. Balanced difficulty curve. Problem-solving based progression.

Cons: Some levels can feel constricting when trying to use less materials. Simplistic theme can become boring for longer sessions.

Pros: Realistic physics simulation. Thriving modding community. Highly creative gameplay freedom.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Ben has a lot of funny reactions. Creative ways to interact with Ben. Allows recording and sharing of conversations. Regularly updated.

Cons: Game’s atmosphere doesn’t exactly feel kid-friendly. In-app purchases for additional interactions.

Pros: Realistic flight experience. Wide variety of aircraft. Over 24,000 global airports. Multiplayer flight options.

Cons: Learning curve for beginners.

Pros: Fun outside the house. Lots to do in every profession. Start a business doing whatever you like. Really adds to the gameplay.

Cons: Workplaces are not customizable. Having a business can be hard work!.

Pros: Looks beautiful. Complex, but well configured controls. So much to do if you choose to. The whole galaxy to explore.

Cons: Can feel aimless if you don't commit. Always in your ship, be it flying through space or docked with a space station.

Pros: Endless creative possibilities. Wide variety of community-made game modes. Strong modding and scripting support. Active multiplayer community.

Cons: Performance issues with complex add-ons. Some servers require extensive downloads. uire extensive downloads Can be overwhelming for new players.

Pros: Brand-new Nordic landscape. Has over 140 vehicles and tools from renowned manufacturers. Allows up to 15 players in co-op multiplayer. Introduces woodcutting to the game that can be a profitable side business.

Cons: Lack of a structured progression system.

Pros: Improved character editor. The Sims now have personality and consistent behavior. Very intuitive interface. You can share content online thanks to the Gallery mode. Friendly and colorful graphics.

Cons: Limited content without its expansions. The camera control could improve. Loading time is quite high.

Pros: Difficult but rewarding gameplay. Unique game premise. Supports single-player.

Cons: Equipment is hard to locate.. Mapping needs improvement..

Pros: Intuitive controls. Two game lines. Suitable for casual gamers. Points for every mission completed. Tutorial that explains how to use the plane.

Cons: The tutorial isn’t interactive. Landings are too easy. Repetitive. Graphics and realism can be improved. Not very addictive.

Pros: Loose controls and frequent glitches. Lacks real objectives or progression. Can become repetitive over time.

Cons: Hilarious, unpredictable gameplay. Fun ragdoll physics and absurd mechanics. Variety of goat mutations and hidden secrets.

Pros: Realistic graphics. Several planes to choose from. 12 different missions. Realistic physics.

Cons: No weapons or alternate missions. Only carrier landings.

Pros: Free – No registration or license fees. Great tutorials to get you going,. Clean and easy to use flight deck. Lots of planes to choose from.

Cons: Very heavy on resources. No missions to take part in. Lacks the realism of X-Plane and Microsoft Simulator X. No Windows 7 support yet.

Pros: Realistic gameplay. Much improved graphics. Lots of places to explore.

Cons: Can get monotonous.