Simulation (2614 programs)

Pros: Dark and throught-provoking. Choices matter. Deep gameplay mechanics.

Cons: Still in Early Access.

Pros: Open environment. Play at your own pace. Multi-layered production line capability. 3D visuals and adjustable view.

Cons: Potential for repetitive gameplay.

Pros: An uncommon and innovative approach to the genre. Visuals and audio design recreate the authentic feel of using a late-90s computer. Manages to create an unsettling atmosphere.

Cons: The game is quite short, even by the standards of the genre. The narrative of the game can be confusing if the player isn’t paying attention.

Pros: Immersive audio effects. Decision-based gameplay.

Cons: English is the only supported language. Some third-party controllers are not compatible. Older graphics cards may cause latency.

Pros: Dozens of randomized events to encounter. Full day/night cycle makes the world feel more dynamic. Suitably tense soundtrack helps to build the atmosphere.

Cons: Retro graphics may hold appeal for some but just look dated to others. Unsettling nature of the game won’t be suitable for everyone.

Pros: Brilliant artwork and great attention to detail. Tightly paced without being too brisk and stressful.

Cons: Small game mechanics aren’t always immediately obvious. Let you reuse old drinks rather than throwing them away.

Pros: Ideal for casual gaming enthusiasts. Numerous different possible endings.

Cons: Exploration may become repetitive. Some may feel that this game does not provide enough challenges.

Pros: Many fun combinations to explore. An intuitive user interface.

Cons: Does not offer support for mouse controls. No version is available for smartphones.

Pros: Rebalances the game to make it more suited to MMORPG play. Adds to existing lore of the game universe. Extends the replayability of this aging game. Worked on by passionate fans of the original Freelancer game.

Cons: Graphics are still very outdated due to the game’s age. Unlikely to appeal to players who weren’t fans of the original game.

Pros: Calming colors and graphics. Support for third-party controllers is offered. Point-and-click simplicity.

Cons: No version for mobile devices is available. This game lacks a tutorial.

Pros: Limited color palette suitable for players with color blindness. Quirky sense of humor.

Cons: Quite a short game. Not challenging but more of a casual experience.

Pros: Extremely detailed graphics and sound effects. Controls can be adjusted in terms of sensitivity. Players are not hindered in their actions. Simple overall gameplay.

Cons: The plot can become repetitive over time. There is no real ending. Some conversations are not subtitled. Scenes of suicide not suitable for younger players.

Pros: Appealing old-school graphics. Straightforward user controls. A realistically depicted female character. Numerous customizations and upgrades.

Cons: Progress will take time. The interface is rather static in nature. Its simplistic nature may become repetitive. Contains themes not suitable for minors.

Pros: Same well-round gameplay experience. Introduction of xenohumans and the machanitor. Innovative genetic modification system.

Cons: Poor integration with other DLCs.

Pros: Faithful port of the mobile game. Has over 250 monsters to collect. Bright and cheery design options.

Cons: Doesn't improve the original graphics on PC. Contains minor gameplay glitches.

Pros: Features numerous collectible cat types. Makes use of cute pixel visuals. Easy to navigate.

Cons: Mini-games lack variety. Requires special permissions to run.

Pros: Features a gripping storyline. Uses creepy yet visually appealing graphics. Controls are easy to learn.

Cons: Gameplay duration is very short. Some scenes are too dark to see. Needs special permissions to run the game.

Pros: Colorful and minimalist design. 12 pre-made maps available. Custom map painter. Engaging and variable gameplay.

Cons: Demo version.

Pros: Distinct art style. Open-world exploration. Robust customization and gameplay systems.

Cons: Not out yet.