Strategy (2399 programs)

Pros: Engaging gameplay with varied game modes. Creative crafting and automation systems.

Cons: Steep survival rate.

Pros: Unique directional input system. Deep combo chaining and strategic synergies. Wide variety of cards, effects, and progressive difficulty levels.

Cons: Input-based mechanics may have a steeper learning curve.

Pros: Simple controls. Fun theme.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay. Limited progression.

Pros: Co-op and competitive gameplay. Diverse game selection. Predictive selection and positioning. No need for each player to buy a game separately. Easy-to-learn mechanics, in-game tutorials, and contextual clues.

Cons: Controller detection issue. Getting stuck on the Terms and Conditions screen.

Pros: Simple to get to grips with. Making money can be thrilling for a while.

Cons: Gets quite boring. Weak graphics and sound.

Pros: Blends various gameplay elements together. Up to 100 cards of real-life historical figures. Strategy-based deck-building mechanics.

Cons: Does not support the English language.

Pros: Up to four players. Unique Ghost Mode mechanic. Stunning graphics.

Cons: Balance concerns. Technical issues. Lack of strategic depth.

Pros: Creative puzzle tools. Charming retro-inspired visuals. Encourages strategic planning and teamwork.

Cons: Slower, puzzle-focused pace.

Pros: Blends poker mechanics with solitaire for unique gameplay. Over a dozen decks with varied rules and challenges. Encourages experimentation and strategic thinking.

Cons: Complex mechanics may overwhelm casual players.

Pros: Customizable dice with thousands of combinations. Strategic deckbuilding blended with luck-based combat. Non-roguelike structure encourages experimentation.

Cons: Luck-based mechanics may frustrate.