Role Playing (905 programs)

Pros: Innovative narrative structure with an intriguing premise. Dynamic dialogue system that influences the story's direction. Multiple endings that enhance replayability.

Cons: Mature content makes it unsuitable for players of all ages.

Pros: Unique blend of city-building and roguelike exploration. Multiple biomes with branching paths and enemies. Strong progression with gnome leveling and skills. Regular updates address player feedback.

Cons: Difficulty spikes can feel unfair. Heavy reliance on randomness.

Pros: Variety of video game genres in one title. Charming art style and graphics.

Cons: Technical glitches. Uneven pacing of its historical game references.

Pros: Tackles the themes of memory, identity, and human connection. Offers mini-games. Has a heartfelt and emotional narrative.

Cons: Not ideal for players who prefer fast-moving gameplay.

Pros: Stunning 2.5D art style and immersive world. Skill-based combat with strategic depth. Diverse character classes and customization. Rich lore and meaningful exploration.

Cons: Harsh difficulty curve.

Pros: Engaging narrative with deep character arcs. Classic turn-based combat with strategic depth. Vibrant retro visuals and stellar soundtrack. Accessible and balanced gameplay.

Cons: Fixed narrative limits replayability.

Pros: 2.5D graphics. 300 featured cards. 50 fully vocalized songs. Japanese and English voice acting.

Cons: Repetitive.

Pros: Character-driven narrative. Tactical turn-based combat. Branching paths and multiple endings to unlock.

Cons: Lackluster combat.

Pros: Dynamic and strategic combat system. Enhanced graphics and smooth performance. Additional story content. Quality-of-life improvements.

Cons: Retains tired character tropes. Grind-heavy progression system.

Pros: A new story in the Atelier game saga. Players can craft items. Allows building of base.

Cons: Doesn’t offer a character development feature.

Pros: Action-packed real-time combat. Mini games.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.