Simulation (3319 programs)

Pros: Dual-character supply-chain loop connects tailor and pub. Penny Dreadful aesthetic reinforces macabre black comedy. Fast point-and-click management rewards prioritization. Post-launch endless mode boosts replayability.

Cons: Main campaign is relatively short. Macabre premise limits mainstream appeal. Fast-paced multitasking may overwhelm casual players.

Pros: Respectful, nuanced portrayal of physical disabilities and personal growth. Five branching routes that produce distinct endings. Hand-drawn art paired with an original soundtrack. Support for English, French, Spanish, and Japanese text.

Cons: Contains mature, explicit scenes (settings allow toggling or censorship). Text-and-sprite Ren'Py presentation may not suit those wanting 3D visuals. Seeing every ending requires a 20–30 hour time commitment.

Pros: Over 200 levels combine both original games and DLC into one package. Remastered visuals supporting up to 4K at 60 FPS improve clarity and responsiveness. Cross-platform online play plus voice chat connects players across systems. Assist Mode and accessibility options broaden who can play effectively.

Cons: No automatic save-file transfers from the original standalone games. High coordination demands strain unpracticed groups during early levels.

Pros: Condensed 3–5 hour campaign for quick sessions. Automated combat with manual ability timing for light strategy. Deep skill tree and prestige for meaningful progression. Retro pixel art plus CRT and VHS visual filters.

Cons: No native controller support; mouse/keyboard focused. Relatively short experience compared to longer RPGs. Single-player centered, not designed for multiplayer. Achievement set limited to 15 Steam challenges.

Pros: Blends mundane cooking tasks with psychological horror. PS1-style low-poly visuals that enhance atmosphere. Over two hours of talk radio and 60+ TV programs. Unlockable Endless Mode for management-focused play.

Cons: Infraction system triggers mascot encounter after three mistakes. Some players report occasional technical unpolish. Not a pure cooking simulator; narrative supersedes management focus.

Pros: Designed as a combat-free, peaceful farming experience. Mech-focused tools centralize farming, crafting, and traversal. Online co-op for up to four players with cross-platform play. Vibrant, high-fidelity alien visuals across varied biomes.

Cons: Early reviews note limited end-game content. Still in early access and under active development. Minimum RAM requirement of 12 GB excludes some lower-end PCs.

Pros: Mobile station gameplay creates novel city-building challenges. Hull Integrity mechanic provides continuous survival tension. Chapter-based narrative with meaningful choices and branching outcomes. Available on Steam, Epic, GOG, and Steam Deck compatibility.

Cons: Steep initial difficulty curve reported by players. Recommended 16 GB RAM for smoother performance. Complex internal logistics across six sectors can overwhelm newcomers.

Pros: Modular construction supports building simple boats up to large galleons. Online co-op for up to four players for shared shipyard work. Progression unlocks increasingly complex ship designs and technologies. Shipyard expansion from a small dock to large-scale facility.

Cons: Sailing mechanics not yet implemented; developers are still working on them. Currently in a "To be announced" release state with no official user ratings. Windows-only release available through Steam platform.

Pros: Vertical skyscraper layout turns spatial planning into core gameplay. Influence faction system ties editorial choices to tangible city relationships. Over 30 distinct job roles provide staffing depth and varied specializations.

Cons: Complex production chains demand sustained micromanagement. Faction bargains force repeated trade-offs limiting editorial purity. Weekly deadlines add pressure that stretches single-session play.

Pros: Doomsday asteroid mechanic introduces urgent, time-driven objectives. 360-degree planting and ceiling farming expand base design options. Peat resource opens new power and food production routes. Archaic decorative items (Fossil Displays, rugs) enrich base aesthetics.

Cons: Asteroid timer raises micromanagement and tempo of runs. Carnivorous predators complicate ranching and increase logistics. Requires the base title to play.

Pros: Adds swimming and diving with Basic Swimming and Divemaster skills. Four distinct biomes with unique flora and fauna to explore. Rubber resource enables insulated wiring, gaskets, and protective boots. Tidal Turbine converts liquid movement into electrical generation.

Cons: High mechanical density favors experienced players over newcomers. Requires the base Oxygen Not Included game to play. New rescue and skill systems increase early micromanagement demands.

Pros: Physics-driven combat replaces hit points with displacement tactics. Modular deckbuilding lets players assemble bespoke mechanical towers. Sandbox Mode plus planned Workshop support encourages experimentation and sharing.

Cons: Pre-release status means features and balance may change. Technical, experiment-focused design may deter casual pick-up sessions. Competitive endless runs depend on mastering physics rather than instant action.

Pros: Tactile chopping mechanics that accentuate reward from each action. Incremental upgrades that alter play rhythm and resource yield. Handcar travel offers distinct, paced exploration between biomes. Online co-op enables shared, low-pressure sessions with friends.

Cons: Purely narrow focus may disappoint players seeking varied objectives. No high-stakes modes, since there are no timers or combat. Base-building scope is present but not deeply detailed. Windows PC only, available via Steam.

Pros: Authentic lakeside mökki atmosphere with detailed object interaction. Sauna mechanics require chopping wood, carrying water, and heat management. Vehicle selection includes boat, tractor, and a tunable moped. Online cooperative play for up to six players.

Cons: Chore-centric pace narrows appeal for fast-action players. Early access state can produce occasional instability. Moderate system requirements expect a mid-range CPU and GPU.

Pros: Realistic 2D physics engine for accurate ball movement and collisions. Pub mode supports up to six players at one table simultaneously. Daily prized tournaments with competitive rankings and repeatable events. Modest system requirements: 1024 MB RAM, DirectX 9.0c, ~50 MB storage.

Cons: Community notes limits on free accounts versus premium memberships. Strictly 2D visuals may disappoint players wanting 3D presentation. Windows-only platform limits cross-device play.

Pros: Distinct vaporwave visual identity with crystalline textures. Over 70 authentic skate tricks for deep mechanical mastery. Skate trials unlock new maneuvers and character progression. Psychedelic, atmospheric soundtrack by Blood Cultures and John Fio.

Cons: Abstract narrative and difficulty require player patience. Protagonist’s glass fragility raises consequences for falls. Appeal leans toward simulation-experienced players.

Pros: BMX trick set supports grinding, flips, and manuals during traversal. Shrine restoration ties player earnings to visible town changes. Mini-games include fishing, bug catching, baseball, sushi-making, and sumo practice. Full controller support for Xbox, DualShock, and DualSense on PC.

Cons: Progress transfer limited to the first three demo days. Release shifted to 2026 for additional development time. Bicycle-centric mechanics may not suit players avoiding arcade sports.