Utilities (2978 programs)

Pros: Multiplayer experience for Minecraft. Active community. Each server uniquely customized. Guides and FAQ pages available.

Cons: Setup can be overly complicated. Resource-heavy. Poses risk to system security.

Pros: Different classes of dragons. Includes features derived from the movies. Viking-related crafting recipes. Dragons can be tamed.

Cons: Dragon models do not look similar to each other.

Pros: Offers superior and optimized gaming on PC. Provides stable and smooth performance with Android 9.

Cons: Only useful for mobile game title players.

Pros: Quick and simple installation. Easy to use. Granular control over FPS values.

Cons: Flagged as malware. Roblox already has a “Maximum Frame Rate” setting.

Pros: See and hear the game that was critically acclaimed in the early 2000s. The trailer is exciting and violent without being gory.

Cons: The trailer only tells a small portion of the story. The trailer tries to sell you on its graphics.

Pros: Full use of cockpit controls. Good attention to detail.

Cons: Only compatible with Windows. Levitating passengers look rather weird.

Pros: Can run GTA V script native functions. Contains ASI Loader and Native Trainer copies. Updates mods easily. Can be installed easily.

Cons: Does not work in GTA Online. Requires constant updating.

Pros: Supports multiple instances. Flexible. Allows users to copy their created worlds. Easy to install.

Cons: Installing mods and resource packs using the app can be confusing. Some instances freeze when launched. No more support for Minecraft Forge.

Pros: Eliminates the need for downloads or installations. Expansive and frequently updated Game Pass library. Offers up to 1080p resolution and smooth 60fps streaming. Synchronizes game progress across multiple devices.

Cons: Requires a high-speed and stable internet connection. Controller needed for many supported titles. Local same-device multiplayer not supported. Dependent on active Game Pass Ultimate subscription.

Pros: Integrated Game Pass access and management. Remote Play streaming for console titles. Cross-platform Xbox Live chat and social tools. Clean, easy-to-navigate interface.

Cons: Requires Microsoft Store and online connectivity. Occasional slow downloads or sync errors.

Pros: Stable game emulator. Supports up to 4K display resolution. Has a built-in online netplay support. Free and open-source platform.

Cons: Doesn’t come with games to play. Some games crash upon launching. Some games don’t run smoothly. Compatibility issues with some other games.

Pros: Extensive save-game customization. Advanced visual editing tools. Creative content sharing.

Cons: Hardware dependence and limited audio support.

Pros: Many game modes available. Realistic graphics and effects. Accurate copy of Grand Prix racers. Challenging.

Cons: Controls are too sensitive. Outdated designs. Sometimes lags. Repetitive music.

Pros: Stylish design. Lower revenue cut. Responsive interface. Beautiful banners.

Cons: No search function. No tab functions. Cannot view store in list mode. No comment function.

Pros: Easy setup and intuitive access. Supports voice chat and saves progress remotely. Works on multiple platforms. Convenient for gamers without TV access.

Cons: Requires stable internet for smooth performance. Some local multiplayer features don’t work on PC. Occasional frame rate and resolution issues. Needs external mic for communication.

Pros: Original visual programming environment. Powerful yet easy to use editor. Includes lessons and sample games. Can also be run on an Xbox360.

Cons: Limited selection of objects. Still in development stage.