Simulation (521 programs)

Pros: Intergender matches expand gameplay variety. The Island introduces a fresh open-world concept. Showcase Mode delivers an engaging WWE history experience. Improved graphics, animations, and camera angles.

Cons: The Island mode is heavily monetized. Microtransactions may limit the full experience.

Pros: Expansive team selection (global clubs and leagues). Real-time multiplayer and AI matches. Strategic player and manager customization.

Cons: High system requirements may affect performance on lower-end PCs.

Pros: Has multiple starting locations to choose from. Jampacked with content. Has co-op mode.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Photorealistic global environments and weather systems. Vast aircraft selection and customization. Realistic flight mechanics and dynamic world interactions. Regular updates and marketplace content.

Cons: High hardware requirements.

Pros: Slow-paced yet satisfying gameplay. Great visuals. Vast array of car selection. Large map.

Cons: Small vehicles are hard to handle. Some unnecessary menu-shuffling. Aggravating chase camera. Some wonky physics.

Pros: Improved character editor. The Sims now have personality and consistent behavior. Very intuitive interface. You can share content online thanks to the Gallery mode. Friendly and colorful graphics.

Cons: Limited content without its expansions. The camera control could improve. Loading time is quite high.

Pros: Multiple maps. Two game modes. Session Maker System.

Cons: Still in early access.

Pros: Two open-world maps. Offers players the well-known bus manufacturers. Upgraded graphics and pedestrian AI. Optional management gameplay.

Cons: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system.

Pros: 200 animal species to collect. Beautiful graphics. Multiplayer. Extended campaign mode.

Cons: Less control over zoo decoration. Limited decoration options. Cannot custom design exhibits.