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Battle for Wesnoth vs Team Fortress 2 vs 0 A.D.

 vs SuperTuxKart vs Heroes of the Storm vs Dwarf Fortress vs Path of Exile vs Tribes Ascend vs Xonotic vs PlanetSide 2 vs Dota 2 vs CS:GO vs TrackMania Nations Forever vs Oolite vs Warframe vs Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead vs Openspades vs Dirty Bomb vs Heroes Of Newerth vs A Dark Room vs Shattered Pixel Dungeon vs Dungeonland vs Stunt Rally vs Brogue vs Unturned vs Warzone 2100 vs Gwent: The Witcher Card Game vs Warface vs Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft vs OpenRA vs Teeworlds vs Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup vs Guild Wars 2 vs League of Legends vs Minetest vs Oxygen Not Included vs Roblox vs Battlerite vs Zero-K vs War Thunder vs Smite vs RaceRoom Racing Experience vs Curveball vs Cube 2 vs Duelyst vs Skyforge vs Farm On! vs Ironsight vs Robocraft vs Magic: The Gathering -- Arena of the Planeswalkers vs Krosmaga vs Rigs of Rods vs Age of Empires Online vs Farm Story vs Heroine's Quest: The Herald of Ragnarok vs Deltarune Chapter 1 vs ONRAID vs Fortnite by Epic Games vs Ring of Elysium vs Tremulous vs Eternal Card Game vs Entropia Universe vs LifeFLOW3D vs World of Warships vs Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden vs I Wanna Be The Boshy vs Hawken vs Minecraft - Pocket Edition vs Heroes of Might & Magic III HD vs Clash Royale vs Battlefield V vs Battlefield 1 vs FIFA 17 vs The Battle for Wesnoth vs ArcMaze vs Super Animal Royale vs Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft

Specs

Graphic design

2D

PvP

Yes

PvE

Yes

Multiplayer

Yes

Singleplayer

Yes

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Hero-based FPS

Platforms

Win / Mac / Linux

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Co-Op

6 Player Online / 6 Player LAN

Publisher

Valve

Controller Support

Partial

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

3D

PvP

Yes

PvE

No

Multiplayer

Yes

Singleplayer

Yes

Genre

real-time Strategy

Platforms

Windows, Mac, UNIX-like

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

Yes (teams)

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

GPLv2

Game engine

Pyrogenesis

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Linux, Mac, Windows, Android

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

Yes

Single Player

Yes

Graphic Design

3D

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

Blizzard

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

No

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Mac

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Dungeon Crawler RPG

Platforms

Windows, Mac

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Windows

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

3D

PvP

Yes

PvE

No

Multiplayer

Yes

Singleplayer

Yes (Bots)

Genre

First Person shooter, Arena

Platforms

Windows, Mac, UNIX-like

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

Yes

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

Open source

Game engine

id Tech 1 (DarkPlaces)

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

FPS

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Mostly Positive

Co-Op

Online PvP

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

MOBA

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Mostly Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Mostly Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

3D

PvP

Yes

PvE

No

Multiplayer

Yes

Singleplayer

No

Genre

Racing

Platforms

Windows

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Co-Op

No

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

Freeware

Game engine

TrackMania Sunrise

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

3D

PvP

No

PvE

Yes

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Space trading and combat game

Platforms

Windows, UNIX-like, MacOS

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

No

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

open source

Game engine

Oolite

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

Yes

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

2004

Level design

Open World

Multi Player

No

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Action

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

Yes

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Survival / Roguelike / Open World

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Mac

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

No

Publisher

-

Controller Support

No

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

No

Single Player

Yes

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

Endless

VR Support

No

Developement Status

Beta

Replayability

Yes, endlessly

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

3D

PvP

Yes

PvE

Yes (certain game modes)

Multiplayer

Yes

Singleplayer

No

Genre

First person shooter, Sandbox

Platforms

Windows, macOS, Linux

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

Yes (teams)

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

Open source (GPLv3)

Game engine

openspades

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Hero-based FPS

Platforms

Windows

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

S2 Games

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

Nope

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

124

Ended

20 June 2022

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Rougelike RPG

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Mostly Negative

Co-Op

3 Player Couch

Publisher

-

Controller Support

Partial

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

Win / Mac

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Roguelike

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

None

Publisher

-

Controller Support

No

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Survival

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Co-Op

24, Recommended. 48, Max (Will not be shown on the server list)

Publisher

-

Controller Support

No

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

Windows 7, 10 32-Bit or 64-bit. Max OS X, High Sierra. Linux, Ubuntu.

RAM

4GB or Higher

Storage

4GB available space or Higher

Processor

2Ghz or Higher

Network (Optional)

Broadband Internet connection

Direct X Version (Windows)

Version 9.0c or Higher

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

3D

PvP

Yes

PvE

No

Multiplayer

Yes

Singleplayer

Yes

Genre

Reat-time Strategy

Platforms

Windows, macOS, UNIX-like

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

Yes (teams)

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

Open source since 2004

Game engine

iViS 3D

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

First Person Shooter

Platforms

Windows

Steam Rating

Mixed

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

2D

PvP

yes

PvE

no

Multiplayer

Yes

Singleplayer

No

Genre

Shoot 'em up

Platforms

Windows, macOS, UNIX-like

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

yes (teams)

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

Open source

Game engine

Teeworlds

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Mac, Android

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

barbs

Controller Support

None

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

2.3 and up

Content Rating

Everyone 10+

File Size

19MB

In App Purchases

None

Immersive Mode

No

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Windows

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

Online PvP

Publisher

Riot Games

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

No

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

140

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

3D

PvP

no

PvE

yes

Multiplayer

yes

Singleplayer

yes

Genre

Sandbox, Survival

Platforms

Windows, UNIX-like, macOS

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

yes

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

Open source

Game engine

Irrlicht

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Survival

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Overwhelmingly Positive

Co-Op

Single Player

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Mostly Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Windows, Linux

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

Ladder play, Casual Teams, Cooperative vs AI, Chicken Defense, Campaign

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

71 Missions

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

Free

DLC

Donations only

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

War simulator

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

Arcade, fast paced

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

MOBA

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

Hi-Rez Studios

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Mixed

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

FPS

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Mostly Positive

Co-Op

Online PvP

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

CCG, Tower Defense, Strategy

Platforms

PC, Steam, Android

Steam Rating

Mostly Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

Ankama Games

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

2D

PvP

No

PvE

No

Multiplayer

No

Singleplayer

Yes

Genre

Strategy

Platforms

Windows, GNU+Linux

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

Freeware

Game engine

Adventure Game Studio

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Mostly Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Action

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Windows, Mac, Linux,

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Windows, Mac

Steam Rating

Mixed

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Sci-Fi / Mechs / Action / FPS

Platforms

Windows / PlayStation 4 / Xbox One

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Sandbox / Survival / Indie

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

Local

Publisher

Mojang

Controller Support

[Android: MOGA / HID] [iOS: MFI]

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

LAN, Online

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

Varies with device

Content Rating

Low Maturity

File Size

Varies with device

In App Purchases

$0.99-$7.99

Immersive Mode

Yes

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

1

Multi-Player (PvP)

Local

Co-op

No

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

RTS / MOBA / Tower defense

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

4.1 and up

Content Rating

PEGI 7 (Mild Violence)

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

Free

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

Requires iOS (7.0 or later) or Android (4.1 or later). Compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Android Devices.

In App Purchase

€1,09 - €109,99 per item

Age Rating

Rated 9+

Required iOS Version

7.0 or later

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

PC, XBOX, Playstation

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

Windows

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

0

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

Battle royale

Platforms

Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

Yes

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Graphic design

-

PvP

-

PvE

-

Multiplayer

-

Singleplayer

-

Genre

-

Platforms

-

Steam Rating

-

Co-Op

-

Publisher

-

Controller Support

-

License

-

Game engine

-

Multi-Player

-

Single Player

-

Graphic Design

-

Available on Steam

-

Release Date

-

Level design

-

Multi Player

-

Campaign Length

-

VR Support

-

Developement Status

-

Replayability

-

Number of Heroes

-

Ended

-

Platform

-

OS

-

RAM

-

Storage

-

Processor

-

Network (Optional)

-

Direct X Version (Windows)

-

Required Android Version

-

Content Rating

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

Immersive Mode

-

Price

-

DLC

-

Simulation Level

-

# Players

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Compatibility

-

In App Purchase

-

Age Rating

-

Required iOS Version

-

Pros + Cons

Con
 Doesn't explain game mechanics well

Battle mechanics, job changes when leveling up, and traits/skills are not explained outright. However, there is in-game help which you can refer to.
Comment

Pro
 Easy to run

It can run on nearly any hardware, old and new (e.g. Raspberry Pi, smartphones).
Comment

Pro
 Appealing graphics

The art style is simple, yet elegant.
Comment

Pro
 Supports Linux, macOS, and Windows

Supports the major operating systems, but ports have also been made for other systems, like Android and iOS.
Comment

Pro
 Many campaigns out of the box

Comment

Pro
 Great experience/level up system for units

Comment

Con
 No simultaneous multiplayer mode

This limits player counts, map sizes and a really simultaneous mode is the only truly acceptable mode for a modern turn-based multiplayer game. Should have been part of the game years ago. Maybe the engine is not suitable for it.
Comment

Pro
 Open source

Comment

Con
 Takes too much CPU/RAM resources

Too much does not mean you can't run it with a decent computer, but still, it's way too heavy for the result. Hint: using maps of vectors of strings is a bad idea.
Comment

Con
 Not well documented add-ons

For example, you can get stuck on 'The Chosen Glade' stage of the Rebirth in Nature add-on, with a lot of essence(s) and souls to convert to points for upgrades; should you find the way out of there for Aucrin, of course.
Comment

Pro
 Single-player and multi-player

Battle it out against the game's advanced bots or go the online/hotseat route.
Comment

Pro
 Multilingual

Dozens of languages available to choose from.
Comment

Pro
 Tons of free downloadable content from the community

Quality varies though.
Comment

Pro
 Active development

BfW gets updated frequently.
Comment

Pro
 Easy to start playing

Comment

Pro
 Unique play style

The unique combination of LoC, hex-based map, terrain defence and movement, and map type, with damage types and resistances varying between units, gives a refreshingly unique play style.
Comment

Pro
 Endless replayability

A large assortment of maps, classes, units and campaigns. Community addons available ingame for download, as well as a random map generator.
Comment

Pro
 Fun, humorous gameplay, graphics and sound

This game has a history of over-the-top characters, visuals, voice-overs, and various other items, which altogether create an amusing world both within the game and outside of it as well.
Comment

Pro
 Multiple game modes allowing for great variation

TF2 has more than 10 game modes, plus variations on those, as well as community mods that offer a wide range of objective-based play. Classic game modes include Capture the Flag, Control Point, King of the Hill and Payload. There's also Mann vs. Machine, a co-operative game mode where you play against waves of AI controlled enemies.
Comment

Pro
 Fair free to play model

This game is mostly pay-to-gain, as in to get more weapons. You can randomly get things, though. You can use the things you randomly get to be also used in crafting recipes to make other things.
Comment

Pro
 Free to play

Team Fortress 2 has been free to play since 2011.
Comment

Pro
 Cross-platform

The game runs on Windows, OS X and Linux machines.
Comment

Pro
 Hectic FPS gameplay created by 9 distinct classes with lots of varied items

TF2 has 9 playable classes - Scout, Soldier, Pyro, Demoman, Heavy, Engineer, Medic, Sniper and Spy. This allows for a range of playstyles. For example, the Heavy, starting with 300 health (going up to 450), wielding a machine gun and usually assisted by a Medic, will be commonly found on the front-lines soaking up lots of damage and pulling the enemy team's focus; at the same time the Engineer will try and avoid direct battle as much as possible, providing infrastructure (teleports, sentry, dispensers). Add to this hundreds of weapons for each class providing different stats and you have an impressive amount of variety in gameplay.
Comment

Pro
 Active, fun, creative community

The TF2 community is know for actively engaging in different TF2 related activities. They create shorts using the source filmmaker, sell items via the steam workshop, build real-life sculptures, etc.
Comment

Pro
 Offline LAN support

As long as users last logged in to offline mode on Steam before trying a LAN connection, LAN will work.
Comment

Pro
 Includes Mann vs. Machine, a ridiculously fun co-op mode

Mann vs. Machine is a co-op mode in Team Fortress 2 that is comprised of gameplay in which 6 players team up to stop AI robots from deploying a bomb. Though not the central gameplay of Team Fortress 2, it is a mode that allows for co-op play to be enjoyed with the characters of the game. Mann vs. Machine works quite well over LAN and is very fun to boot.
Comment

Con
 Free accounts are slightly limited

Free accounts do not get rare and cosmetic items nor as many storage slots for items. Items are relevant as free accounts can only hold 50, while the game has much more than 50 pieces of equipment (that affect gameplay), let alone 50 weapons. While a premium account player can react to almost all situations with a counter item, with only 50 slots a newbie probably won't have or even be able to access it. A full inventory also means a free player will have to miss out or delete exclusive event items and cosmetics just to play the game as full as they can. A free account is upgraded when any item is purchased with real money from the store.
Comment

Pro
 Good VR support

To enable VR support, type -vr in console. TF2 has 8 modes in which to control the game. They can be changed with the command vr_moveaim_mode in console. They offer choice in what combination of aiming and steering should be coupled to the rift and mouse and introduce the concept of dead zones - an area of the screen that controls differently when aiming or steering within its bounds than outside them. Typing vr_calibration in console gives access to adjusting interpupillary distance (distance between eyes). You can get that information from an optician or use the calibration tool to help figure it out and set it there. Calibration will help set accurate render point (camera position) and reduce nausea.
Comment

Pro
 Pretty good VR support and options

To enable VR support, type -vr in console. TF2 has 8 modes in which to control the game. They can be changed with the command vr_moveaim_mode in console. They offer choice in what combination of aiming and steering should be coupled to the rift and mouse and introduce the concept of dead zones - an area of the screen that controls differently when aiming or steering within its bounds than outside them. Typing vr_calibration in console gives access to adjusting interpupillary distance (distance between eyes). You can get that information from an optician or use the calibration tool to help figure it out and set it there. Calibration will help set accurate render point (camera position) and reduce nausea.
Comment

Pro
 Engaged, active, fun, and creative community give the game a welcoming feel, even for outsiders

The TF2 community is know for actively engaging in different TF2 related activities. They create shorts using the source filmmaker, sell items via the steam workshop, build real-life sculptures, etc.
Comment

Pro
 Fun and humorous gameplay with graphics and sound that fit with this theme

This game has a history of over-the-top characters, visuals, voice-overs, and various other items, which altogether create an amusing world both within the game and outside of it as well. You get a feeling a lot of thought has gone into the development of the characters as well as the world they live in. For a genre that is often filled with drab characters in a drab world, it is refreshing to see something so well fleshed out.
Comment

Pro
 Tons to do in the game with plenty of game modes and plenty of community mods

TF2 has more than 10 game modes, plus variations on those, as well as community mods that offer a wide range of objective-based play. Classic game modes include Capture the Flag, Control Point, King of the Hill and Payload. There's also Mann vs. Machine, a co-operative game mode where you play against waves of AI controlled enemies.
Comment

Con
 Random critical hits add a significant luck element to the game and push certain types of players out

In most 'public' servers, an option called 'random crits' (short for 'random critical hits') exists by default. This allows a random percentage of your shots to multiply damage by 3 for a shot, and also remove the damage drop-off over range. This 'feature' gets increasingly more annoying as you get more experienced, as you will die more often than your opponent having x3 or more damage over you, actively making their experiences and wins less meaningful. Some classes are especially burnt by this. Medics don't use weapons often, Snipers only have secondary weapons and melees, and Spies only have their revolver (and most sidegrades of that revolver remove this ability entirely). Quickplay (a feature most newbies use to get a match) also disables these servers from appearing in the list, so there are very few 'nocrit' servers because many don't know they exist.
Comment

Pro
 Hectic FPS gameplay that utilizes 9 distinct classes, each with lots of varied items

TF2 has 9 playable classes - Scout, Soldier, Pyro, Demoman, Heavy, Engineer, Medic, Sniper and Spy. This allows for a range of playstyles. For example, the Heavy, starting with 300 health (going up to 450), wielding a machine gun and usually assisted by a Medic, will be commonly found on the front-lines soaking up lots of damage and pulling the enemy team's focus; at the same time the Engineer will try and avoid direct battle as much as possible, providing infrastructure (teleports, sentry, dispensers). Add to this hundreds of weapons for each class providing different stats and you have an impressive amount of variety in gameplay.
Comment

Pro
 Offline LAN support is pretty easy to implement

As long as users have logged in to offline mode on Steam before trying a LAN connection, LAN will work. Which could be an area of confusion, but luckily is easy enough to do if you know you need to do it.
Comment

Pro
 Completely free to download and play any existing section of the game

The game can be downloaded and played for free, allowing anyone to try it out. There are some items that can be purchased with money, but those are optional and only decorative.
Comment

Con
 Lots of cheaters and nobody plays matchmaking

This is especially true in Australia.
Comment

Con
 Well established community that is sometimes unwelcome of newcomers

Especially recent converts from other FPSes, where the expected mechanic is different than the actual gameplay mechanic.
Comment

Con
 Pay to win

You have to pay for weapons besides the ones you start with and the few you get from drops.
Comment

Con
 Random critical hits add a significant luck element into the game and push certain types of players out

In most 'public' servers, an option called 'random crits' (short for 'random critical hits') exists by default. This allows a random percentage of your shots to multiply damage by 3 for a shot, and also remove the damage drop-off over range. This 'feature' gets increasingly more annoying as you get more experienced, as you will die more often than your opponent having x3 or more damage over you, actively making their experiences and wins less meaningful. Some classes are especially burnt by this. Medics don't use weapons often, Snipers only have secondary weapons and melees, and Spies only have their revolver (and most sidegrades of that revolver remove this ability entirely). Quickplay (a feature most newbies use to get a match) also disables these servers from appearing in the list, so there are very few 'nocrit' servers because many don't know they exist.
Comment

Pro
 Free and open-source

Even if the current developer team chooses to no longer work on the game, others can keep contributing to the source code and modify it.
Comment

Pro
 Multi-platform support

The game will run on Linux, OSX and Windows, which is great for people who dual boot or just use multiple OS's across their devices. No matter the OS used, one can install and play this game.
Comment

Pro
 Straightforward RTS gameplay

0 A.D. brings familiar straightforward real time strategy gameplay for free using open source code. With a mini-map in the bottom corner, resources shown in a bar at the bottom and of course unit selection through double clicking, all of the major elements found in most RTS games is here, making for a very familiar game for those that are used to the genre.
Comment

Pro
 One of the only free RTSes available being actively developed

When it comes to a completely free RTS that is being actively developed there are few options, or really only one, this game. So for that part, the best option available as it is really the only one. While there may be some free to play RTS options available they do rely on in game transactions where this title will have none.
Comment

Pro
 Addictive Aoe style game that works on nearly any OS

This game is very similar to Age of Empires, so it should be right up the alley for fans of AoE as they will be familiar with the style of gameplay.
Comment

Pro
 Active development

By being in active development the game allows for frequent bug fixes as well as frequent new content. While it is still in alpha, the state of the game playability is pretty good with new features being added all the time.
Comment

Con
 Currently in alpha

0 A.D. is an ongoing open source project that is as of yet feature complete.
Comment

Pro
 Free, Real-Time Strategy title actively being developed

Still currently in development, 0 A.D. is currently in Alpha stages and completely free. For those willing to wade through the multiple bugs, essentially testing the title, this game will scratch the itch of any RTS fan on a shoestring budget.
Comment

Pro
 Fun for all ages

SuperTuxKart is fun to play with a great storyline and it is also playable by all ages, that is if you love nintendo like animation and racing games.
Comment

Pro
 Open source

Comment

Pro
 Good for kids

Super Tuxkart is a great game for kids as it is easy to control and has cartoony graphics with little violence.
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Con
 Graphics not that great

Graphics are reminiscent of the Nintendo 64.
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 Teamwork is encouraged

More teamfighting, less laning. Games are largely decided by how well each team can work as a unit instead of one player carrying.
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 Community

Blizzard has a history of fostering great community. Blizzard allows players to flag themselves as looking for group, and will suggest to other players. Heroes also has WoW-like chat channels that make it easy to find people to play with.
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 Now there are 13 available maps

Different maps with different mechanics and appearance. And they keep adding more.
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 Marked difficulty ratings for heroes

Each hero has a marked difficulty rating to make it easier for users to pick the player that best suits them.
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 It's always possible to make a comeback

Even if you are in trouble because you lost almost all the game, you can still win by killing the enemy team on a stupid move they made at the end of the game. And it's never unfair: it's always because the losing team was overconfident and the winning one was focus.
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 No last hitting, no gold, no items

The game does away with the shop mechanic entirely. No last hitting means players don't have to focus on a minigame for the first 20 minutes so they can jump into the action much faster. No shop means that supports aren't starved for cash and can remain strong and relevant throughout the game. No items allows for the hero-specific talent system to shine, which provides a much more unique and easily balanced way to enhance your character.
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 Reconnect system

It's extraordinarily difficult and frustrating to reconnect to a game in Heroes if you disconnect for any reason. Reconnecting players can't simply "pick up where they left off", they have to simulate everything that has happened in the game between the moment they disconnected and the present time, which causes the reconnecting process to be extra slow and occasionally impossible.
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 Hero and playstyle diversity

Blizzard has gone above and beyond to introduce Heroes that break the standard molds for Tanks/Support/Damage characters. The talent system allows for diversity in how a character plays, even if they are considered Support, they can go for damage or utility. Each Hero has 2 Heroic Abilities(Ultimates) providing even more diversity in how each character can be played. Also, Blizzard has introduced several unique heroes, like Lost Vikings: which are 3 heroes in one, and can be controlled separately; Also, newly added Cho'Gall, which required 2 people to control 1 hero.
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 Terrible matchmaking

In any of the matchmaking queues, the chance of being put against someone with much higher skill than yourself is very high. The ranking system goes in this order: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Master, Grandmaster. On multiple occasions, silver players have been placed against an entire team of Grandmasters with bronze allies, leading to very poor experience.
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 Individual skin quality has dipped in exchange for numerous mediocre skins.

Gone are the days of high quality skins with cool spell effects and amazing visuals. What was once a dime-a-dozen, skins of actual "worth buying" quality now come once every 6 months or so, as the game's conversion to "2.0" switched their skin philosophy from QUALITY, to QUANTITY.
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 Easy to learn

Heroes of the Storm was created to be a streamlined, modern take on a MOBA, something that many others have aimed for but HotS succeeds in. Shared XP keeps teams leveling together; No Last Hits means that everyone gets XP from minions and puts less importance on who gets the kill, since there is no Carry-player. Choosing talents instead of having to buy items gives the game complexity without forcing players to wade through menus and travel back to base. The game still offers a challenge to master at higher levels, but is more accessible to new players.
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 Shorter game times

Decreasing the importance of "laning" and increasing team fights and map objectives. Also, many map objectives keep the games to time limits between 15 - 30 minutes. Much more manageable for people not able to commit an hour to one match. AI games are even shorter.
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 Intelligent AI

The AI is responsive, challenging and fun.
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 Fun emotes from Hero's upon team work and team kills

If you play Nova and Kill Vala, Nova will say "HUNTER!?!? more like Hunted!!" Or if you play support and heal Raynor he will say "This medic is my new best friend". These emotes make it very clear what happened, and add a dimension of fun that you don't see in other MOBAs.
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 Lower playerbase game knowledge

The average Heroes of the Storm player is less informed about the mechanics and basic strategies of the game compared to the average player of other MOBA games. This is due to a variety of reasons, like the popularity of Quick Match and the relative lack of learning resources both in-game and out because the game isn't like other mobas so people bring the wrong knowledge and expectations to this game.
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 Great developer support

Blizzard has a great track record of supporting their game. Starcraft 1 latest patch 1.21.1 is released on December 2017, a game released 20 years ago.
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 Characters from all Blizzard games

Heroes of the storm has a mish-mash of characters from many of Blizzards popular titles.
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 A new hero every month

The game had only 12 heroes when the beta opened, now it's 77. Blizzard has hundreds and hundreds of characters across all their other games, and they add one hero per month, so even if you learn every hero, there will be just another one in weeks.
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 You don't have to learn what items do

In other MOBAs you have to learn which items are good for which situations as well as learn the actual classes themselves. Since HOTS does not have items, you don't have to learn what they do.
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 Great developer support.

Blizzard has a great track record of supporting their game. Starcraft 1 latest patch 1.21.1 is released on December 2017, a game released 20 years ago.
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 Can get skins for free

And many more cosmetics with the 2.0 version.
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 1st Esport broadcast on live network television

While other esports have aired on ESPN 3, Heroes of the Storm was the first video game broadcast live on Network TV on ESPN 2. Blizzard hosted the Heroes of the Dorm tournament, also one of the first college esports events, in which college teams played for the prize of full college tuition.
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 Deep but not complex

The game removes a lot of pointless features of other games like last hitting and out-of-game rune/card buffs. It's also much clearer, with natural percentage based increases for characters rather than "armor/intelligence" stat increases. It also has a large map pool with greatly differing objectives in each one forcing you to consider how your playstyle will adapt to the opponent and the map itself. It may appear to be simple, but there is a lot of hidden depth.
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 RNG is almost non existent

Except for some objectives in specific maps, RNG doesn't exist in this game. No luck, pure skills.
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 Pioneers the MOBA genre

The talent system, innovative mechanics, creative new maps and extremely unique Hero design make this game a real stand out.
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Con
 Slow fights

Heroes inflict little damage to each other, which has the potential to make fights seem long. On top of this when one falls behind many of their skill will become useless making for a fight that one is delegated to a support role, which will also add to the slow feeling of a fight.
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 Designed around team play (per the MOBA genre)

Heroes of the Storm has been designed around team play, as the company calls it a Hero Brawler, that focuses more on team fights and working toward objectives as a team. As with most team based games, this means that if a player chooses to solo queue, that it may be difficult to play and coordinate with the rest of your team. The game does provide chat and a ping system similar to other MOBAs.
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 Lots of ways to die, no ways to win

Starvation, riots, goblins raiders stealing your babies, goblin war parties stealing your lives, elephants, vampires, werewolves, werebears, werebadgers, carp, digging into an aquifer, digging into lava, digging into the nesting area of a Forgotten Beast, selling wood to hippies, insanity, drowning in knee-deep water, and being attacked by your own dismembered finger. There are a lot of ways for dwarves to die. Age really isn't one ever heard of. After playing this game long enough, you'll realize why dwarves don't like going outside. Everything from harpies to dangerous man-eating carp is everywhere. Some of them are humorous, but most are a lesson. The entire game acts as a massive learning experience. Don't tell your dwarves to fish; they don't know how to swim. Wall off your fortress or a necromancer will make your lunch attack you. Don't dig too far down, or something scary will follow you back up. There is no victory, only glorious deaths. What goals you set in the game are up to you. Make small, simple goals that you know you can complete. "Surviving for 100 years" is like "curing cancer". Not technically 'impossible', but it might just be easier to settle on building a bridge for now.
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 Massive randomly-generated worlds persist across multiple games

Estimating one meter per tile, the smallest possible Dwarf Fortress world is roughly 13 kilometers on each side, and about 400 layers deep. The largest world is about 197 kilometers (123 miles) on each side. Each world has its own randomly-generated history with thousands of notable figures, warring factions, and numerous settlements of various races. Any number of fortresses and/or adventurers can be played in a particular world, though only one at a time.
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 Continuous active development is planned for decades to come

Dwarf Fortress was started in 2002 and first released in 2006. Tarn and Zach Adams, its creators, have estimated that version 1.0 will be done in "about twenty years" and development will continue beyond that point.
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 Renowned for depth of simulation and emergent gameplay

The ultimate goal of Dwarf Fortress is no less than a total fantasy world simulator. Its simulated systems include geology, metallurgy, fluid pressure, temperature, combustion and phase transitions (melting, evaporation, etc.), shear and tensile strength, ballistics and gravity, anatomy and tissue damage, growth and maturation of animals and plants, emotional states, life goals, and alcohol dependence.
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 The exact opposite of Candy Crush Saga in every possible way

This game is going to evolve into something like the actual Matrix at some point.
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 Sim-like "Fortress" and roguelike "Adventurer" modes

Dwarf Fortress offers two primary ways to play. In Fortress Mode, the player oversees a small group of dwarves who embark to build a new settlement. Individual dwarves cannot be controlled directly; instead, the player supplies objectives and constraints and the A.I. decides exactly what is done by whom. Adventurer Mode presents a more classic roguelike experience, wherein the player controls a single character and can explore the entire world (including previous player-made fortresses). Two secondary modes are also provided: Legends Mode, which allows you to browse through all of the notable people, places, objects and events in a particular world's history; and the Object Testing Arena, where AI combat scenarios can be played out with any arbitrary combination of creatures and weaponry.
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 Controls are complex and often counterintuitive

New players are advised to read the Quickstart Guide. Dwarf Fortress takes a lot of patience to learn. Even something as basic and early as world creation might take a guide to understand the first time around. It doesn't really matter how experienced of a gamer you are; if you try to play this game without a guide, you're going to have a hard time.
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 ASCII text-based display (alternatives available via mods)

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 Lots of ways to die, no ways to win.

Starvation, riots, goblins raiders stealing your babies, goblin war parties stealing your lives, elephants, vampires, werewolves, werebears, werebadgers, carp, digging into an aquifer, digging into lava, digging into the nesting area of a Forgotten Beast, selling wood to hippies, insanity, drowning in knee-deep water, and being attacked by your own dismembered finger. There are a lot of ways for dwarves to die. Age really isn't one I've ever heard of. After playing this game long enough, you'll realize why dwarves don't like going outside. Everything from harpies to dangerous man-eating carp is everywhere. Some of them are humorous, but most are a lesson. The entire game acts as a massive learning experience. Don't tell your dwarves to fish; they don't know how to swim. Wall off your fortress, or a necromancer will your lunch against you. Don't dig too far down, or something scary will follow you back up. There is no victory, only glorious deaths. What goals you set in the game are up to you. Make small, simple goals that you know you can complete. "Surviving for 100 years" is like "curing cancer". Not technically 'impossible', but it might just be easier to settle on building a bridge for now.
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 Base game is free (supported by donations)

From the Bay 12 Games donations page: Bay 12 is dedicated to providing original games free of charge, but that doesn't mean it is free for us to make them. We've been online since December 2000, and you can help Bay 12 Games continue to thrive. If you've enjoyed any of our games, and you are able to give, we accept financial support.
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 "Starter Pack" offers a streamlined introduction

The DF Starter Pack, formerly Lazy Newb Pack, is a collection of community-created enhancements to the interface and visual presentation of Dwarf Fortress. Find it here.
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 No inherent goals or objectives

Simulation, and the resulting emergent stories, are (by design) all there is to the game. Adventurers can die and fortresses can fall, but there is no such thing as winning.
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Con
 Text-based graphics

The entire game has graphics that are text-based by default. Some players appreciate it but new users will find it hard to get into. Additional graphics packs improve experience and there are some experimental fortress viewer.
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 Not pay to win

The developers have a strict "no pay to win" mindset in this game, which is great since everyone has a fair chance at winning. Microtransactions are almost exclusively cosmetic, but can also get additional stash tabs (NOT inventory space), non-combat pets and weapon graphics. Note that free accounts already start off with a lot of stash space.
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 Completely free to download and play

Just install steam and download the game. No purchase required and the only thing locked behind paywalls is cosmetic accessories and inventory slots of which you can waste money on cosmetics, but you won't fall behind if you don't want to spend money.
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 Expansive skill tree

While it may be difficult to take in at first the skill tree in Path of Exile is quite expansive allowing for many areas of the characters skills to be customized. The tree is so large there are numerous guides online on how to build specific optimized characters as well as an unofficial companion app for Android.
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 Hundreds of possible character builds

There's a staggering amount of builds and skills you can try out in Path of Exile. There are 7 classes, 19 subclasses, 194 active skill gems, 107 support gems, and over 1000 skill nodes on the expansive skill tree. As a result, there are hundreds of possible combinations, allowing you to spend hours theory-crafting just to create the perfect build. Even if you don't feel like planning out a build from scratch, you can just look up one of the many guides online and get straight into the action.
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 More customization than any action RPG ever made

The passive tree (more aptly named giant passive web of insanity) has more options with real depth and great customization than any other game. This allows for hundreds or even thousands of potential unique "character builds", especially when combined with the hundreds of unique items (to which they keep adding more regularly)
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 Frequent content updates and patches

Patches are quite regular, and new content (free expansions, unique "leagues" with special content, new unique items, new skills) are also very regularly released.
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 Feels exhilarating to play

While the gameplay might feel a little slow and clunky in the beginning, it gradually picks up speed as you progress, allowing you to swiftly destroy large groups of monsters with any skills you choose. Whether you're shooting ice arrows with your bow, freezing and shattering every enemy on-screen, or if you're cleaving enemies with a massive axe, causing them to bleed and explode on death, it just feels incredibly satisfying.
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 Completely free without pay to win mechanics

You can just download and install the game without any purchases. On top of that, there are no pay-to-win mechanics and the only things locked behind paywalls are cosmetic effects, pets, and additional storage space. You can easily play the game for hundreds of hours without spending a dime.
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 Regularly updated

Every 4 months or so, Path of Exile has major updates, adding new interesting mechanics, skills, items, and various other content. As a result, every time you come back to Path of Exile after taking a break, it feels like a new game.
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 Great setting

Path of Exile is set in a dark fantasy world where everything is gradually becoming worse. At the foreground, you have the massive continent of Wraeclast that once was the home to a flourishing empire, but now is a place filled with the undead, evil spirits, ruins, and echoes of the past. To make matters worse, malicious entities from another dimension seek to corrupt the world and its inhabitants, giving birth to disfigured monstrosities that seek to end you. The end result is an immersive setting with dark motifs, body horror, loads of gore, and a very tense atmosphere, which is refreshing in an era dominated by family friendly content.
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Con
 Very tough theorycrafting required

Creating a functional build is really difficult. Better to stick to good guides.
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Con
 Lots of farm/grind required

As any item-based online game, character development is extremely slow and requires time and effort.
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Con
 Bad trading system

No auction house or gold/item mail, requires direct trade in-game; orb and recipes are not intuitive.
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Con
 Rubberbanding disrupts play

Online play with melee classes may lead to some "rubberbanding" when latency causes the player's computer to desync from the server.
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Con
 As any ARPG worth mentioning, you'll eventually have to invest time into character builds

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 Graphics are a bit stale

While not the worst, the graphics do not really stand out as polished and look somewhat dated. While it does fit within theme of being a grimy universe with many foul creatures, it does not compare to many AAA dungeon crawlers out there such as Diablo III.
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 Unique FPS movement type

A mix of flying and sliding for vast outdoor environments extends the usual indoor running and jumping.
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Con
 Dead

Complaints recently that there are almost no players on the servers.
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 Shazbot

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 Reasonable free-to-play model

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 Class-based teamwork

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 Favors skill over reflexes

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 Impressive graphics, especially for an open source game

Open Source games are not always known for their high-quality graphics. This can often be caused by the games being designed by committee in that many different people may work on the graphics, even in the same areas, which can cause plenty of inconsistencies. Luckily, Xonotic does not suffer from this problem as the whole of the game has consistent looks that are actually quite impressive.
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Con
 Campaign can be very hard and you can get stuck

Some levels are very strange and difficult like fighting with almost invisible enemies. Even at easy they are hard to beat and you must beat them in order to progress in camapign.
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 Not demanding on the system

On integrated HD4600 graphics ~120 FPS on normal settings.
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 Interesting weapon design (for an arena shooter)

All arena shooter basically use Quake or UT weapon system. However, Xonotic has an interesting variety of weapons (larger selection than most) with elements from both UT and Quake but added some of their innovative ideas. Some of the weapons have a bit of overlap and felt a bit forced, but other weapons really made the game stand out.
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 Cross platform

Mac/Linux/Windows support.
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 Many game modes

Includes all the expected options like Deathmatch and Capture the Flag, as well as more novel modes like Key Hunt.
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 Open world MMO-FPS with huge persistent battles between three factions

Three factions are in constant battle for points on a map, with the goal of getting the most pieces on the map or the whole thing.
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 Vehicles add more strategy

The vehicle options in game add a lot more depth to the strategy of planning attacks on the enemy.
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 User selectable respawn points

Users can select where they want to respawn after death, though it is limited to only certain points and may require the player to travel to get back to or where they are intending to go. There are even vehicles that provide new spawn points on the map that players can drive and leave. This creates a great element of strategy on where to place spawn points when attacking certain targets.
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 Open world MMO-FPS with huge persistent battles between 3 factions

Three factions are in constant battle for points on a map, with the goal of getting the most pieces on the map or the whole thing.
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 Vehicles

The vehicle options in game add a lot more depth to the strategy of planning attacks on the enemy.
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Con
 Pay to go faster

PlanetSide 2 has pay to win mechanics meant to coerce players into paying for equipment to avoid the extremely long grind it takes to earn anything in game. A brand new player with a deep wallet can customize their gear to their prefered playstyle giving them an advantage over those that opt not to pay.
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Con
 Poor tutorial; hard to figure all mechanics out

PlanetSide 2 does a poor job at explaining how to play the game or what anything in the mues do. Equipment loadouts are confusing as well as a minefield of pay items.
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Con
 Poor tutorial, hard to figure all mechanics out

PlanetSide 2 does a poor job at explaining how to play the game or what anything in the mues do. Equipment loadouts are confusing as well as a minefield of pay items.
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Con
 Rude, toxic community

Many players feel free to flame and insult, especially in the lower ranks and from non-english speaking countries.
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Pro
 Start with all heroes

You don't need to unlock or purchase characters.
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 Regularly updated

Dota 2 is regularly patched and changed with new characters being introduced and balance changes made. This can prevent the game from becoming too stale as the tactics utilized by players changes often.
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 Very active professional scene

Dota 2 has one of the most if not the most active professional scenes in e-sports today.
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 Cross Platform

Available for Windows, OS X, and Linux.
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 Incredibly deep gameplay

For players who put the time into Dota 2 to get past the early beginner phase, Dota 2 can become an extremely satisfying game. There's a reason it's one of the most popular eSports titles in the world. The amount of strategy, skill and variables involved make it a very deep game where anything could happen.
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 Dota 2 has the world's biggest e-sports tournament

At The International 4 in summer 2014, players raised the prize pool to more than $10 million, one of the largest prize pools in E-Sports history.
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Pro
 No game enhancing purchases

Microtransactions involve only cosmetic items such as custom weapon designs or clothing colors and tickets to view live events.
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 Deny creeps

You can kill your own low-health creeps to deny experience and gold to the other team.
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Pro
 Good for brain

trains brain definetly hard
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 Moba-leading graphics

When compared to other leading MOBAs, Dota2 has some of the best graphics to be found.
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 Can be played online and offline

However, you will need to be logged in to Steam either way.
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 Cross-platform

Available on Windows, OS X, and Linux.
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 Has user-created custom games

Dota 2 includes Workshop Tools that allow users to create custom games as well as other play them.
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 Free to play

Access to the full game without any of those expensive DLCs and add-ons. You get the full experience from the get-go.
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 In-game mic

Has in-game mic so you can get toxic with voice chat.
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 It's very well-balanced

Gameplay is balanced in the sense that while other MOBAs would have only around 30-60 viable picks for the competitive scene, Dota 2 has heroes and strategies in the game that are more varied, which enables more heroes to be picked in the competitive scene. Number of Heroes Picked in Dota 2's Recent Major Tournament in the past 4 months (as of July 2016) is 86/111 heroes picked and 100 out of 111 heroes picked. To compare between Dota 2 and LoL pick diversity, LoL has 64 out of 131 champions picked for LCS. There are also factors such as the ban/pick phase difference and the more rigid positions in LoL that may limit the viability for different playstyles and hero picks (typically it is 2 (AD, Support Bot) -1 (AP mid) -1 (Tank Off) - 1 (Jungler), with a possibility of double junglers in LoL). On the other hand in Dota 2, there are a lot more different positions compared to Lol/Smite such as Duo Mid (1-2-2), Traditional (2-1-2), One Jungler (1-2-1-1, most similar to league), One Roamer (1-2-1-1 as well with the difference being the hero roams the map for kills to create space for the mid and safelane rather than farm the jungle which can weaken a lane), Duo Roamer (1-1-1-2, all lanes are weaker in lane presence with the tradeoff being they get solo experience with two aggressive supports roaming), Trilane (1-1-3, Aggresive or Passive Trilane) and Abandoned Offlane (0-1-3-1 where the offlane is completely left empty due to a strong duo or trilane on the opposing team). More heroes are viable and balanced in Dota 2 partly due to the greater flexibility in laning. This can be attributed the mechanics such as creep pulling and creep stacking which allows the team doing trilane to make up for the shared experience between three heroes. Besides that, the existence of teleport scrolls that allow you to defend your towers or punish a tower dive also allows you to react and assist other lanes. In pub games, any hero/lane/lineup can work, and it is more about your individual mechanical skills (understanding of hero, combo execution, map awareness, last hitting, timings, item builds, flow) over the lack of coordination and teamwork (on both teams).
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Con
 Requires Dedication

To be even "braggably" skilled at dota takes time, perhaps hundreds of hours.
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Con
 Rude, Toxic Community

Many players feel free to flame and insult, especially in the lower ranks and from non-english speaking countries.
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 Will consume a lot of time if you are not careful

Dota 2 has the potential to suck the player in.
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 Learning cliff

Very complex and can scare off new players. Can be considered the most complex MOBA currently out there. While other MOBAs have a steep learning curve, Dota 2 has a learning cliff!
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Pro
 Players can trade self-made cosmetic items

The game includes a system for players to create, buy, and sell cosmetic items.
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 You love and hate the game

While infuriating at times the addictiveness of the game keeps the players coming back.
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 Fair free-to-play business model

Microtransactions involve only cosmetic items such as custom weapon designs or clothing colors and tickets to view live events.
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 Has a large skill gap

Since it's a pretty old game, most players are veterans at this point and have been playing for a long time. This may make it hard for newer players to jump in and play.
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 Carefully-executed changes to existing maps

The updates and improvements made to existing maps have been pretty clever and useful. For example, cracked glass is more opaque, making it harder to go on a sniping rampage. Or the stairway which was added to the bottom of de_dust made the route more viable for the Terrorists, while keeping the original purpose of that area serving as a bottleneck.
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 Will be familiar to CS 1.6 and CS: Source players

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive builds on the strengths of its predecessors, even though those predecessors have been constantly improving for over a decade now. Nonetheless, Counter-Strike veterans will feel right at home in Global Offensive, albeit with some minor differences. The MP5 is now the MP7, The TMP has left its place to the MP9 and you can't attach a suppressor to the M4.
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 Runs well on most hardware and even on older hardware

It's a very optimized game and runs smoothly on even outdated hardware.
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 Driven by tactics and cooperation

Each round of CS feels more like a game driven more by careful tactics than a frivolous fast-paced and lethal paintball arena of which too many modern First-Person Shooters are guilty of. Positioning, timing and thinking are key ingredients of a successful game and cooperation is crucial if you want to win.
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Con
 Less time spent playing a game

This is a feature that makes kills and hits (no health regeneration) more impactful, but also a lot less time is spent playing the game, especially if you die early to a sniper peek. Newbies will be playing a lot less of the game than more experienced players.
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Con
 Hard to see if you are hitting someone

One of the things that were changed in CS:GO is firing feedback. When someone is shot in GO, they don't wince, there's only a small amount of blood and audio that conveys the information that you are actually hitting someone. But omitting wince animation from character models makes it harder to see if you are actually hitting another player, especially at distance.
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 New maps and modes feel pretty mediocre

Even though old maps have been revisited and improved by a wide margin, new maps and modes released with CS:GO are pretty mediocre. Half of the maps available are locked under Arms Race (which is a re-imagining of the original community-created GunGame) and Demolition (GunGame without insta-respawn and bomb defusal) modes. These game modes feel pretty safe and unimaginative, especially for veterans who have played their predecessor. Some of the new maps are pretty compact and designed to act as instant-action meat-grinders akin to modern FPS (like Call of Duty) instead of requiring any tactics to win.
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Con
 Limited Features

From other TM titles, this is missing a solo ladder and alternative modes like Stunt and Platform. I personally think the multiplayer ladder is pointless.
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Pro
 Creative, Competitive, Inspiring, and Addictive

This is an amazingly good game for being free.
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 Tons of add-ons to make things more exciting

If the base game is too bland, you can find something to spice things up, for sure.
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 Improves on the Elite formula without straying too far

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 New add-on package manager

It is so satisfying to download and use add-ons purely from within the game.
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 OSS and multiplatform

Runs natively on Mac and Linux.
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Con
 Slow to start

Some things can take ages until you've upgraded your ship sufficiently.
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 Non player centric

Space battles happen without the player starting them, or even being involved. Criminals and fugitives shoot at police. Police shoot at criminals.
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 Pretend you're Han Solo

This Cobra MK III did the Kessel run in 12 parsecs.
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Con
 Really needs add-ons

The base game basically is too bland.
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 Enjoyable without needing to spend any money

You can earn premium currency by selling extra items to other players.
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 Fun, fast paced combat

Stealthy or not, it is enjoyable to slaughter everyone in an area in fast paced combat. Warframes are essentially space ninjas that can move incredibly fast. Just running won't be enough, so you'll have to build momentum by sliding, jumping, and rolling. Each of these moves also help you dodge enemy attacks, while allowing you to attack. It takes a while to get used to the fast pace, but when you do, it feels incredibly satisfying.
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 Good graphics

This games sports some of the best graphics in a free to play game.
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 Weapon variety

From a basic assault rifle to a jet powered hammer this game has all the weapons you could ever want.
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 Good character variety

there are currently 32 playable characters in the game all with unique ability sets and play styles.
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 Great selection of classes

In Warframe, you're able to play as one of the many Warframes, which are essentially character classes. You start off by choosing one of the three basic frames. Excalibur who specializes in swords and has an ability to equip an energy sword and shoot beams of energy. Volt who uses electricity to boost his damage, movement speed and attack speed. Or Mag, a frame specializing in magnetism and controlling the enemy. After that you can run missions to find plans for new ones, or purchase them with platinum (the real-money currency). There are currently more than 30 basic Warframes and their "Prime" variants, which are superior versions of the basic frames.
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 Great contact physics

Many online titles and MMOs feature combat with poor contact physics, so it often feels like you're not actually hitting the enemies. In Warframe, hitting an enemy with a hammer will make them fly and sliding at their legs will make them trip. This makes it feel more like a single player game than an online co-op game.
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 You can choose your own play style

In Warframe, there are tons of weapons, both ranged and melee, that will let you fight however you like. Maybe you want to be a long-range sniper, or a massive melee beast with a huge hammer, or maybe you want to stick closer to the ninja tradition and use a sword and a bow. Whatever you prefer to play, Warframe has an option.
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 A huge array of weaponry

Warframe boasts over 300 weapons, split into 3 classes: Primary, Secondary, and Melee. Primary weapons are the big guns such as assault rifles, shotguns, bows, and grenade launchers. Secondary weapons are the sidearms, usually handguns, machine pistols, and thrown weapons. The melee weapons consist of swords (even katanas), hammers, fist weapons, scythes, and others. Most of the weapons have their own unique strengths and weaknesses. For example, the Simulor is a weapon which creates small balls similar to black holes, which pull in and kill enemies. Unfortunately, the range is very short, so you'll have to predict enemy movements and place the shots carefully. Another example is the Zarr, a massive canon, which has two firing modes, allowing you to use it as a canon or a shotgun. The downside is that you'll get damaged by your own explosions, so you have to always keep distance. The weapons can also be upgraded, adding various elemental damage types such as radiation or corrosion. You can also improve other stats such as rate of fire, crit or reload speed.
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 Great ragdoll physics

Unrealistic yet exaggerated ragdoll physics when you kill your enemies never goes out of style.
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 Crafting new equipment takes really long

The crafting system in Warframe involves relatively long wait times, varying from 12 to 72 hours. The wait times can be skipped by paying platinum (bought in the in-game store with real money or earned through trading), but most of the time it's not worth it.
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 Can get repetitive easily

At the very core, Warframe is a game that needs a lot of grinding. You'll always be grinding for new blueprints, relics, materials, credits or just leveling your existing equipment. After a while some of the mission types such as defense (where you fend of waves of enemies), will get really boring. Then it turns out the blueprint or relic is really rare and you'll probably have to repeat that mission about a hundred more times. Coupled with the fact that there's no real progression outside the Mastery Rank, some players may quickly lose interest.
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 New player experience is poor

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 New content is poorly optimized

Warframe was released in 2012 and has received a lot of improvements over the years. This includes updating the old tilesets with new textures, which has caused a lot of performance drops. The prime example would be the Earth tileset update, which caused performance drops and made it unplayable to a lot of people, even though they could play normally before it.
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 Fast-paced, space ninja action

Warframes are essentially space ninjas that can move incredibly fast. Just running won't be enough, so you'll have to build momentum by sliding, jumping, and rolling. Each of these moves also help you dodge enemy attacks, while allowing you to attack. It takes a while to get used to the fast pace, but when you do, it feels incredibly satisfying.
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 Mod depth

Mods add another layer of complexity that you can't even anticipate.
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 Story generator

"A man who collects the bones of the fallen and snorts cocaine in the bathroom whilst reading adventure novels as the riot control bot guns down zombies outside."
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Con
 Difficult for new players

New players will find it hard to survive, seeing as zombies are relentless and will break through walls to get to your character.
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 Arguably the most complex post-apocalyptic simulator in 2017

The depth of this game is immense. Imagine doing something in real life, then look at cataclysm, there is HIGH chance that you can draw parallels.
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 Graphics are tiles

The complexity of this game is a tradeoff for graphics.
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 Great for a quick match

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 Community

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 Minimalist looks

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 Graphics

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 Has plenty of game modes

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 Too many hackers

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 Player count is relatively low

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 Free to play

The game is free to play
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 Sometimes team play isn"t the best

Sometimes there are PRO players that help and everything but others just go with it and don"t care about a team.
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 Objective focused FPS

Game is an objective focus FPS, much like Team Fortress 2. It requires team work to win the game.
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 Although it takes time, you are able to get anything

It takes time to get coins and all but it IS possible.
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Con
 Pay to skip

Much like other free to play games, this game has problems in paying to skip ahead of other players. Such as character unlocks and buying load out chests.
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 Balanced

Better balanced than a lot of other MOBAs with a ton of small quality-of-life improvements.
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 Fluid gameplay

Gameplay is polished and feels much smoother/more responsive than many other MOBAs.
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 Best Moba out there for experienced players.

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 Versatile and unique heroes

Heroes of Newerth has very versatile and unique heroes.
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 Three different maps

There are two 5 on 5 maps as well as a smaller 3 on 3 map to play on.
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 Steep learning curve

Like most MOBAs Heroes of Newerth has a steep learning curve.
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 Simplistic gameplay grows the longer one plays

Starting out there is only one button to pick from, to stoke ones fire, but slowly the game progresses and allows for more actions such a gathering wood and then building things with that wood. The deeper the player goes into the game the more there will be to do which keeps the player intrigued as to what will be available next.
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 Easy to understand controls

The controls for the game never changes from the original outset, click on the corresponding button for the action one wants to perform. While more and more buttons will be added, the core concept does not change.
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 Open source

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 Challenging and fun gameplay that lends itself well to repeat plays

SPD's gameplay is intuitive, allowing for it to be easy to get into. What is great though is that it's also very challenging, quickly making the experience both rewarding and addictive. Just one more game is a thought many will have before actually turning off their device.
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 Tons of replayability thanks to the randomly generated levels

In true roguelike fashion, levels are randomly generated each time a new game is started. On top of this mechanic, Shattered Pixel Dungeon goes one step further by randomizing effects of all items as well, so it's impossible to tell if a dropped item will have a positive or a negative effect based on its sprite representation.
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 Has a reasonable amount of strategical depth where the player can easily plan out their next move

The top-down, turn-based nature of the game gives the opportunity to plan out a complex series of moves. This way there is no time constraint, and the player can leisurely strategize what they would like to do next.
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 Hard to master

SPD's difficulty can be a turn off for some players as it is quite challenging and takes a long time to master. While there will be those that enjoy such difficulty, those looking for something easy may not enjoy the game.
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 Three playable classes with each having a choice in specialization

There are three playable classes a player can use that also have their own sub-classes. This makes for plenty of choices for the player to specialize in certain areas that will differentiate them from other players.
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 Chaotic 1v3 gameplay in Dungeon Maestro Mode

Dungeon Maestro Mode allows for 1v3 asymmetric gameplay where three players face off against one more powerful player. It is through cooperation that the three players can defeat the other one player.
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 Up to 3 player online or local co-op

Dungeonland supports up to 3 players for online and local co-op play.
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 Great as a LAN game

Dungeonland has built in LAN support for up to three players.
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Con
 Buggy

There are quite a few bugs during gameplay such as dying immediately after a respawn. This can be frustrating for the player and makes for a subpar experience.
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Con
 Difficult gameplay

Difficulty starts at hard and only gets harder from each setting after that making for a difficult game that is not friendly to people used to less difficult games. It can also take time to get used to the difficulty which some people do not have to spare.
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 Track editor

There is a track editor included so users can create their own tracks to race on.
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Con
 No car damage

Sadly the cars do not display damage when hitting other objects.
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 Simple and easy to understand design

The graphics of the game consist entirely of ASCII characters which keeps the design simple and easy to understand.
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 Perfectly balanced rather than filled with features

The balancing is done quite well, as there is just enough elements to the gameplay to keep one interested without being overly complex or heavy weight.
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 Easy to get into, hard to master

The gameplay itself is quite straightforward, making for mechanics that can be picked up within a few minutes of playing. Of course the challenge of the game is a whole other mater as like most roguelikes, this game can be quite challenging.
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 Good graphics that are easy on the eyes

The game's dark, modern graphics help to make the game playable and look good even if you have very sensitive eyes.
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 Can be played on persons preferred platform

It can be played on Mac OS X, Windows, or Linux, and on mobile devices running iOS or Android .
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 Free to download and play for anyone

Doesn't cost a dime as the game is free to download and play. Which is great as there is no obstacle to one trying the game out.
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 No classes

While not having any classes for the main character means that any item can be equipped it does make for less replayability due to not having different classes to try out on multiple playthroughs.
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 Fun gameplay

Once you really get into it the gameplay is fun and addicting.
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 No pay-to-win or DLC

The game is truly free to play. The only DLC is a "Gold upgrade" to support the dev. Whcih only adds customization stuff. No OP advantages or anything.
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Con
 Lots of squeakers/toxic players

You will likely get killed on sight (KOSed) in PvP servers
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 Hard for newbies

The game is confusing at first. You will need at least 200 hours to scratch the surface of Unturned.
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 Childish community

Many of the community-run servers are managed by immature administrators who can make the game unbearable.
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 Servers with helpful players are rare

Apart from Creative servers, PVP servers are full of toxic and unfriendly fellows, who rage in their microphone or simply don't help newbies.
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 Highly dedicated, solo developer

The single teenager developer works on this game very hard and takes input from the community regularly. Weekly updates too.
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 Very popular right now

Consistently in the top 15 concurrently played games on Steam
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 Intense PvP

Your adrenaline will surge.
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 Custom design of vehicles

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 Large tech tree

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 Steep learning curve for tech tree

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 Graphics are not very nice

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 Easy to build up a collection

Game allows you to get a good 2-3 packs a day, easily get a legendary in 2-3 days of playtime.
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 Limited RNG

Unlike in many other CCGs, luck doesn't play too noticeable of a role in Gwent. The cards you play and decisions you make create a lasting impact on the outcome of a match. When you lose, you know where you went wrong, and you learn. Matches feel rewarding and fair, knowing you won or lost because of your own decisions.
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 The coin flip

At the start of each match, a coin is flipped to determine who plays first. Currently, going first is usually a huge disadvantage.
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 No offline play

Sadly LAN is not possible, which limits how one can play with others locally.
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 Great graphics

A Crytek created game with impressive graphics easily seen in the games explosions, terrains and lighting.
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 If you love card games, you better stick with another one

This game has no balance, one card can destroy everything you've worked for. Currentily the game in the meta ranks is all about "who draws the OP cards first". Go play a real card game, forget this piece of trash...
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Con
 Additional "Cards" must be paid for if not earned by continuously playing

There is a bit of a grind in earning new cards, so for those that do not want to spend the large amount of time needed to earn quality cards they will need to be purchased, which can get expensive.
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Con
 Some mechanics based on random numbers

Random effects in the game use a random number generator, which causes an uncertainty of all outcomes.
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Con
 Dependent on Battle.net infrastructure, not playable offline

The game requires a connection with Battle.net servers from the developers, and thus can't be played offline.
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Con
 Sometimes unfair matchmaking

Sometimes players will be matched up with people who clearly have been playing longer.
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 Regularly updated

Every 4 months they make big game changes.
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 Familiar characters from Warcraft 3 and World of warcraft

The characters used in Hearthstone are all from the lore of the Warcraft series, making for a familiar universe for fans of the series.
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 Great even for casual players

Hearthstone has a friendly learning curve that makes picking it up and getting started easy for people who don't want to spend a lot of time learning rules and tricks.
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 Free to play that doesn't exploit

Yes it's free to play, but it's designed to easily continue to play and have fun without having to feel like you HAVE to pay. At the same time, after playing a while you'll probably want to.
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 Near-perfect balance between going first or second

There's no significant first-turn or second-turn advantage in Hearthstone. The player going second gets an extra card from his deck as well as "The Coin", a card that gives one extra mana crystal for one turn. This subverts the advantage that would be gained otherwise by the player going first.
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 Fast paced battles

In this game, everything happens quickly.
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 High skill cap

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 Brawl events, that don't require you to follow "the meta"

You can take advantage of weekly brawl events that give you a certain set of cards (so no need to pay to stay competitive). It keeps the game fresh, fun and fairly "casual".
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 Active community

It has a lot of players due to Blizzard's fanbase which means finding multiplayer matches is not all that difficult.
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 Multi-platform

Available on mobile and on PC. This makes a great commute companion (provided you have internet) as well as a game that is easily picked up where you last left off no matter the device being used at the time.
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Con
 In a grey zone

All CnC assets are still copyrighted by Westwood/EA and not freely available anymore, so per law, it is illegal to share them as mods. Also, Dune was never available as free download, which makes the whole mod illegal as well.
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 Fosters creativity

Features an in-game map editor and is geared towards modding.
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 Modern improved recreation of the classic game

Classic Command and Conquer with overhauled UI, rebalanced gameplay, replays and observer mode.
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 A true remake/remaster of the original

Not only is it the same assets from the original Command and Conquer: Red Alert series (as well as Tiberian Dawn), this community-driven, open-source project clones as much of the original as possible: from tech trees to unit stats, even including the Allies and Soviets factions' unique units. The only real differences from the original game are balance tweaks to unit stats that prevent cheesey, low-effort high-reward strategies from being abused.
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 Inspired by Red Alert

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 Community-driven tournaments

The community of OpenRA constantly hosts tournaments every now and then which anybody can join in on for cash prizes. It is also a great means of bringing the community closer together.
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Con
 No matchmaking

Like the olden days before matchmaking was a thing, OpenRA has players create or join a match lobby similar to Starcraft 2's, DOTA 2's, and League of Legends's Arcade/Custom Game modes. New, inexperienced players can find themselves playing against veterans or even trolls, and finding a match can be an awkward, off-putting experience to some since it isn't automated.
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Con
 Small community of players in differing regions

It can be difficult to find a match due to the low number of active players. Even moreso, it can be difficult to find a stable match as players of different regions are grouped together in the main lobby, which can cause latency issues during a game (although most players expect this to happen sometimes).
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 Addictive gameplay

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 Lightweight

Runs well on old hardware
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 Small file size

It's smaller than 15 MB
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 Varies gametypes

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 Free and open source

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 Perhaps too mechanical

This game has been play tested and balanced several times, especially when compared to something like NetHack, but there's just something missing. If you play a game like ADOM, you'll find that there's a lot of heart that shines through. It's like the difference between a Pandora station and a mix tape put together by a friend of yours. While the Pandora station plays songs that you're definitely going to like, it just lacks the emotional heart that your friend's mix tape has. Sure you didn't like that acoustic number she put on track 5, but the whole thing brought you to tears anyway. Dungeon Crawl falls into the mechanically strong, emotionally weak crowd.
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 Immense Depth

Dungeon Crawl does have a bunch of mechanics, but they're pretty easy to learn, and they all integrate into each other giving a huge amount of gameplay depth
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 Strategically deep

As one of the top MOBA games out, LoL has plenty of strategy that needs to be gleaned before any real advancements in the game will be made. There is definitely a plethora of techniques to learn that will take a large amount of time to fully grasp.
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 Frequent updates

LoL has frequent patches pushed to the game client.
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 Easy to learn, hard to master

Like a lot of MOBAs, LoL takes a good amount of time to learn and master.
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Con
 Additional champions must be purchased or earned

You start off with a limited pallette, Additional ones Need to be Bought either from "Ingame Money" or "Real Money".
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 The most popular MOBA by a huge margin

More than 27 million players log in each day to play the game and more than 67 million players log in to play each month. It has peaked at 7.5 million concurrent players.
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 One of the world's biggest e-sports title

League of Legends is one of the worlds top e-sport titles placing fifth in highest prize pools.
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Con
 All champions do not come unlocked

You start off with a limited palette of champions, additional champions can be purchased with in-game currency known as "Blue Essence" (BE), which can be earned for free by leveling up, playing missions, or opening orbs and chests. The other option is purchased currency known as "Riot Points" (RP)
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 More beginner friendly than other direct DotA successors

Compared to other direct DotA successors such as DotA2 and HoN, LoL has simplified mechanics. There are no "denies", there's less penalty for dying and no item purchase is require to teleport back to base.
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Con
 Not complex enough

Very static game. You get pushed into a pattern you have to play, can't make your own decisions.
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 Items are broken

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 Bad matchmaking

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 They want you to spend money

You will just buy RP and your accounts gonna be banned for calling someone a degenerate. Hard-worked money is gone. No refunds, exchanges, or skin transfers.
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 Characters are unbalanced

There are heroes that are OP, and others that are completely unplayable.
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 Unbalanced

They release a new champion every 3 months which requires a series of patches every week for a year to balance properly. Too frequently changed.
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Con
 The community is very toxic

Your teammates will most likely be hostile towards you for every mistake.
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 Fun mode every weekend! New fun mode every second weekend

There are a number of fun modes that are switched on Friday evening and switched off Monday evening, rotating every two weeks. This includes URF (Ultra Rapid Fire), AR URF (all-random URF), Nexus Siege, Hunt of the Blood Moon, Legend of the Poro King, Doom Bots of Doom, Hexakill, Ascension etc.
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 14 free champions in weekly rotations

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 PBE Game Testing Client

League of Legends has a Public Beta Environment (PBE) that lets users test out updates given per day within a two week span to give the developer's feedback and ideas up until the live game release of the updates in the next patch or future patches.
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 Constant champion reworks and visual updates

They are updating champions that have "outdated" gameplay/visuals on a regular basis. And usually they hit bull's eye, giving those champions new life and making them feel "right" to player (there are much more praises than complaints from the comunity).
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 Largest diversity of champions with unique play styles

Having 134 champions League of Legends is ought to offer the greatest diversity and it delivers. Many champions have long combos that need precision in positioning and timings on par with fighting games, while others can be effective without combos at all. Also many champions feel really unique (not necessary complicated) in play style, unseen in other MOBAs.
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Con
 Long games (average 30-35 min) and leaver penalties

Long games aren't bad per se but when paired with leaver penalties (not just for ranked games but also normal games) it means once you start a game you are practically locked to your computer for a good amount of time.
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Con
 Toxic, horrible community

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 Free to play

It's free to play without being pay to win.
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 Pay to win

While technically possible to get every game-play changing element trough playing, without money investment, you can never unlock sufficient pool of heroes with all needed runes and sufficient rune pages. You will need to play game very intensively for year or two to get those, leaving you disadvantaged to paying player during this period.
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Con
 Removal of Solo Queue from matchmaking

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 4 different maps

There are four different maps that users can play on.
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 Cross Platform

Can be played on android, Linux, Windows and MacOS.
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 Runs Fast and Clean

Runs on Low End Hardware, Runs Fast, Spartan on Memory
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 Open Source

Made for Developing Modders.
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 Easily customization through LUA mods

An easy to use lua API, and a large variety of existing modifications and games that can be downloaded and installed easily.
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 Requires advanced planning

This game provides a real challenge when it comes to planning your base's inner layout. You need to take into account gas and fluid dynamics to ensure that your Duplicants have breathable air and aren't intoxicated by contaminated water.
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 Loveable, cute characters

Every Duplicant has a name and unique appearance, as well as personal traits. They are very cute and funny, which makes you fully invested in their well-being.
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 Realistic game mechanics

For a light-hearted game, Oxygen Not Included takes laws of physics and biology very seriously. Characters, or Duplicants, require regular meals and fresh water. They can hold their breath, but only for a limited time. Extremely cold and hot temperatures hurt them. Given high enough stress level, they can even experience nervous breakdown that causes them to vomit excessively or start binge-eating colonie's food supplies.
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 The game is free to play

You'll be able to create your own games and play without paying for anything. Though they do have virtual currency that they call Robux, which you have to buy with real cash. You only have to do so if you want to upgrade the look of your avatar or get optional in-game power-ups. Like with most games, if you have the patience you can additional items over time, then you don't have to spend a dime.
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 Enjoy creating and playing your own game or thousands of other games available

You can create your own original game and play it, and have others play your game too. Roblox has over 1,7 million game creators designing games. That's a lot of games made by players like you, so you'll never run out of options on what to play.
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 Gives more flexibility when it comes to building

Since creations are not limited to cubes, you are given more choices. Players can fully customize the size of the blocks, and make wedges and hills that are not cube-like.
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 Private servers

Most games support private servers if you want to play alone or with your friends. Most private servers in popular games aren't free.
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 A lot of different events

Lots of events and you can get free items from them!
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 Report feature

In game and on the web, you can report players, games, badges, almost anything if it's against the rules.
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 Is a game platform, with a LOT of different and unique games

You'll find there a lot of games. They also have categories such as parkour, tycoon, simulator, shooting games, etc..
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 Offers a safe chat mode for kids under 13 and a parent's login

Since Roblox is used mostly by younger players, a primary concern for parents when it comes to interactive and multi-player online games have always been the safety of their children from online predators and inappropriate behavior. Roblox has this covered with their safe chat mode, and a parent can also monitor their child's activity and account settings.
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Con
 Cyberbullying

Roblox is made for kids. Someof the kids will be lonely and trying to make friends, some others try to roast you and make you feel bad. You can report them, since Roblox mods can see the chat logs.
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Con
 Online daters

Even if online dating is against Roblox's ToS, since it's a game for mostly children, there are many online daters. Literally, dating in a kids game...
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Con
 Tags

Roblox has a chat filter which will turn anything that's against the ToS into tags (###), but it sometimes mistakes regular words as something against the ToS.
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Con
 Knock-offs, copies, etc.

They take original games and make them in Roblox, also lots of people copy others' original games without even giving credit. Another one is when they copy someone's outfit/ shirt/pants and sell it 10 times more expensive or cheaper.
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Con
 Scammers

You'll may face a lot of scammers trying to give you free robux or anything similar.
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Con
 Designing your character isn't fully free

It does contain free outfits, accessories and other that you can get for free from the shopping page and events but not everything is free, other nicer outfits, accessories, etc need robux.
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Pro
 Friendly community

Sure there are some bad eggs but compared to other mobas like League of Legends Battlerite's players are saints. Pretty much everytime if you type ''hi'' in the chat you're gonna get a response and opponents are often honorable even in defeat.
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Con
 Terrible developer.

Lack of update, choose to cash in on Royal genre and failed miserably. Do not communicate with the community and their egos are too big to apologize for screwing the game.
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Con
 Lack of Update

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 3v3 or 2v2 game modes means you have a big impact

In most mobas games include 10 players but in Battlerite you can play in a 2v2 for example which means you yourself make up half of your team. Tired of getting held back by 4 other teammates? Well now you can get held back by only 1
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 Fight other people right away

Unlike other MOBAs where players farm for money to buy items for the first portion of a match, Battlerite is more akin to World of Warcraft's Arena where the players hop in to battle the enemy, no farming or itemizing required.
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Con
 Long queue times at higher ranks

Battlerite doesn't have as big a playerbase as other competetive games and so in higher ranks queue times can get pretty long because of a lack of players.
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 Quick games

The game lasts around 10 to 15 minutes.
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Con
 Shifu

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 Easy to jump right in

Battles can be a quick way to spend time without getting yourself into something.
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Con
 Long free-to-play grind

Without the supplement of payed currency, it may take a long time to reach the end of tech trees.
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 No pay to win

Buying vehicles with real currency does not skip ahead in tech tree progression.
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Pro
 Can be extremely complex simulation for advanced users

Realistic and Simulator gamemodes can provide and separate users who want a more in-depth experience.
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 Based on Gods from Different Mythlogies (Norse, Egpytian, Greek, etc)

Adds lore and background to the game.
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 Unique Third Person MOBA

Breath of fresh air from the usual top-down perspective of MOBAs.
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 Available for free Windows Mac e Linux too

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 Cool for multiplayer and deathmatches

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 Open source

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 NIce fluidity and graphics

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 Unique take on cardgames

Unlike games like Magic, Hearthstone and many other TCG's, this game uses a grid for positioning with unit movement like you'd find in games like Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy Tactics.
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 Animated effects

Most card games don't animate their characters at all. The animations in this game really adds a lot to it.
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 Easy to learn difficult to master

The game has a lot of depth and you play around cards based on how the metagame is. But a new player can always have a good chance of winning even without knowing what cards the opponent is likely to play.
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 Helpful community

You can easily find people on the Reddit , Discord, site forum, who will give advice or explain the game.
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 Generous F2P

The game gives you a lot of gold to start, unlike something like Hearthstone. All in all there's about 10 card packs (orbs) given to you if you complete the tutorial and the PVE challenges (these challenges are at least as educational as the tutorial). The game offers three daily quests per day which are all easily completed, no win requirements and they give plenty of gold. You get a pool of bonus gold every day which grants you an extra 10 gold per 2 wins (an orb costs 100 gold). Overall the system is very generous and even fairly bad players can play arena (Gauntlet) very frequently.
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 Active developers

The game has constant card releases which are all free to get from orbs.
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 Many different playstyles

The game offers you plenty of different types of cards and the synergies between them can be very deep. This makes for a game which doesn't really grow old.
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 The game looks visually pleasing

Both the environment and different character effects during and out of combat look great.
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 You can get pretty much anything by just playing

Since Closed Beta developers have been giving away free stuff like premium currency and stuff, you just have to play long enough to get good gear. It's even possible to get pretty much everything playing once every several months, mostly from events.
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 Grindy

Similar to Warframe.
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 Not cross-platform

Windows and PS4 players are separated.
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 Linear and repetitive missions

The missions can get boring over time. The more MMORPGs you have played, the sooner they will probably tire you.
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 Badly optimized

The graphics are not well optimized and you will experience lower frame rates than you normally would.
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 Free to play

Announced to be free to play.
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 Large

Large choice of weapos and large maps.
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 Good graphics

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 Servers

The servers are in North America and Europe only at the moment, so players outside of these regions might be at a disadvantage regarding to network performance.
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 Lets you design your own vehicles from scratch

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 Lots of different weapon/movement combos

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 Developers are very active in updating it

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 A different game mode per week

It's called "brawl" and is based upon one of the existing game-modes. Rules can be changed (e.g. no auto-heal, certain weapon- and/or movement parts not allowed, alter bullet travel speed, etc.). Some of these changed rulesets come from players (so-called community-brawls).
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 Free

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 Developers don't seem to listen to complaints very often

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 Servers aren't the best

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 great immersive gameplay

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 windows only

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 still closed beta

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 Great aesthetic

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 Easy to learn, hard to master

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 Interesting and unique mechanics

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 Extended, cross-media universe from Ankama

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 Not updated anymore

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 Graphics

Nice graphics.
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 Slow pace

Not for the impatient.
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 Great Soundtrack

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 Short

Approximately 3 hours.
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 Rewarding campaign

Varying levels of difficulty within a rewarding campaign.
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 Allows for lots of customization

Different skins and weapons that affect your performance and abilities.
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 Supports PvP

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 Lacking in replayability

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 It's basically awesomenauts

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 Play as a team or alone

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 Easy looting

Looting in Fortnite is very casual and simple to locate.
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 Nice graphics

Art style is amazing.
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 Storms

The Storm is awesome, the way it looks, the way the enemies come from lightning etc.
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 Good map

Map is concentrated and hilly, offering more high points and therefore opportunities for snipers.
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 Building needs to be quick

If you don't build quickly, you don't have any chance of winning this game.
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 Good Graphic

Art style is amazing.
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 Unique featurea to battle royale

Although it started kinda similar to PUBG it developed unique characteristics and totally differnt strategies. Including the grappling-hook, a jet-pack glider and a lot more. All this by still staying balaced.
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 Friendly community

You easily find Dischord servers and public squads are usually up for nice chatting.
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 No pay to win

There is no premium currency. You can get everything by saving up the rewards. Just takes longer than buying it. The premium pass is also availble with the currency (after saving up ~5 seasons).
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 Great Graphics and Sound

They can compete with more expensive titles liks PUBG.
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 Deep strategy card game that is truly free to play.

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 Hundreds of card in each of 3 sets and many more in each adventure.

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 Free packs just for logging in and winning a game every day.

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 Magic the Gathering like

Mimics Magic the Gathering's ruleset.
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 Still in early access

Game isn't fully finished yet, so crashes and balancing tweaks may occur until the product is in a more stable release.
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 P2W - Game is not actually "free to play" unless you don't care about winning

Rare cards are very powerful, and very difficult to get unless you pay for packs.
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 Appears to be heavily inspired (or even copied) from blizzard's Hearthstone

Board layout, card layout etc appear "oddly familiar" if you've seen hearthstone.
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 Steep learning curve

Although the tutorials are good, it still takes a long time to understand the game mechanics.
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 Complete Asynchronous Limited environment.

In draft you pick cards at your pace. You can even close the game mid draft and pick it up where you left off. Whether it is 5 minutes later or 5 weeks later the draft will be waiting for you to complete it. These are actual packs that were picked by actual people not randomly generated cards this allows for signals to be read by skilled drafters.
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 Has a card based resource system so it is possible to have flood or drought of resources.

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 Does require some skill that may be unintuitive even for experienced CCG players.

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 Huge universe

Huge universe with six planets to explore.
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 Steep learning curve

Steep learning curve and extensive tutorial.
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 Looks gorgeous

Unique 3D visuals.
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 It's ridiculously funny

The entire premise is ridiculous -- basketball being outlawed, slam dunks with the destructive power of atomic bombs, and big names such as Michael Jordan making frequent appearances -- and yet it is all played straight; the characters react to these situations as if they are regular occurrences in their world. What we see as bizarre is taken very seriously by them. That is the heart of the game's comedic appeal.
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 Great graphics

The graphics for Hawken being that it is an online play game and is offered free to play are done quite well. Even if this were a paid game, the graphics wold still hold up.
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 Fast-paced action

Just because Hawken is a game that consists of large heavy mechs, don't expect to be spending it slowly clunking around. Hawken is an extremely fast-paced game, which is aided by the fact that each mech is equipped with jump-jets that enable quick movements such as a side dodge or short hover. This keeps games moving quick so there's never a dull moment.
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 Encourages teamplay

In a genre saturated with lone wolf games like Call of Duty, Hawken is a nice change that encourages working with your teammates. For example, to heal you must release a repair drone which leaves you very vulnerable if you don't have someone covering your back. Even during the thick of battle, enemies are quick and you always have to be watching your back for an enemy to flank you. Its moments like this that encourage players to work together.
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 Great sense of immersion

In a mech game a sense of feeling is very important. Hawken does an excellent job of making you feel like you really are in the mech. Whether its firing off a salvo of missiles or stomping your way through a destroyed city, Hawken will always make you feel like your'e right in the action.
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 Abandoned

Development has long since stopped and matches are hard to find.
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 Numerous play options

Players can choose between a ton of upgrades, along with quite a few different classes and mechs. As well as 6 different game modes.
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 Almost completely free

In Hawken, almost everything can be bought with in-game currency. Unlike most free to play games this even includes items such as cosmetic changes. While you may have to do a bit of grinding, this game can be fully played without spending a dime.
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 No offline story

A current trend in online gaming is that many games do not offer a single player story mode/campaign. Sadly HAWKEN fits this trend as there is no story mode to be seen in the game, it is all online PvP play.
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 Troubled development history

Hawken has many unfixed bugs and an aggressive micro-transaction strategy. And the approach of complete silence taken by the game's previous developers Adhesive Games when players raised their concerns did not reinstate any trust. Luckily, Hawken was recently given off to a different development team that plans on addressing all of these issues and start implementing new content once that's done.
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 Good controller and button mapping support allows the game to be easily played with many different controllers

For those who would like to play with a controller, support was added in July 2015. Anyone with a HID supported controller can easily connect through Bluetooth. They can then go into the games settings to map which buttons they want to use. This customizability means that you can now adjust the controller to your liking when using an HID controller.
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 Addictive gameplay makes the title difficult to put down

There is always one more thing that the player can get done before turning off the game. Building a structure and wanting to complete it - oh but you ran out of materials. Well you will therefore need to go down into the caves again. Oh you died in a cave and need to go back before your items disappear - better get down there again. And so it continues. There is always one more thing to do before you are "done", which is the underlying appeal of the game, never wanting to stop playing.
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 Plenty of fun customizable skins for those interested in customizing their look

Minecraft for Android offers player skins, so users can customize their avatar's look. While some of the skins are free, there are others that cost money through in-app-purchases offered as skin packs. All skin packs are $0.99 a piece.
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 Plenty of expansive mods available if the core game gets too boring

Minecraft can be modded in order to bring extended functionality to the game. Using mods created by the community, users are able to theme the game to their liking, such as theming the game to look like Grand Theft Auto or adding extra crafting objects.
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 Active development means plenty of new features and fixed bugs

There are updates to the game all the time, new features do get added at a good pace, which means that not only do bugs get fixed but that the game will constantly be growing as the platform grows with it, which allows more demanding features to be added with time.
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 Local multiplayer option for when there is no internet connection

Minecraft can be played with other people locally over Wi-Fi. This is great for those that have friends or family they would like to play with locally, or when there is no way to connect the device to the internet.
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 Great freedom of expression thanks to the sandbox gameplay

In Minecraft you can really do whatever you want. If exploring different landscapes is your thing, creative mode lets you do that. Building castles or villages, or even sculptures, computers (complete with redstone logic), or unique builds can be done such as roller coasters or replicas of objects like the Enterprise from Star Trek. For more combat focused gameplay, enter survivor mode and you can fight monsters, gather resources, craft weapons, build traps and farms and much more.
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 Completely new experience with each generated world keeps the game fresh

Each new world a player starts is randomly generated, making for a different experience every time a new world is started. There are 38 biomes - snowy, cold, medium/lush, dry/warm, and neutral biomes, each with numerous sub-biomes (such as mountainous, rivers, forested, swamp, beach and more). These biomes each have their own set of blocks and configurations, and each frozen river biome will be different from the next frozen fiver biome you see.
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 Classic

The original PC version from 1999 and was praised by critics and is considered a classic light-strategy-game. Even though this is not the definitive version, the base game still holds up.
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 Game sessions are short

Typical game only takes 3-4 minutes, so you don't get tired or bored.
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 Combines different kinds of gameplay

The game is very entertaining, because it's a combination of a collectible card game, RTS, and MOBA.
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 Deep gameplay

Easy to learn, hard to master.
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 Tons of user-made content

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 Fantastic pixel graphics

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 RPG game

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 Huge fantasy world

It's nice to play the game for a long time and explore the world.
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 First person 3D game

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 Free-to-play

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 Several character races

There are several character races: human, elf, dwarf, gnome.
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 Multiplayer game

It is fun to play with other people and find friends.
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 Free to play that doesn't exploit

Yes it's free to play, but it's designed to easily continue to play and have fun without having to feel like you HAVE to pay. At the same time, after playing a while you'll probably want to.
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 Brawl events, that don't require you to follow "the meta"

You can take advantage of weekly brawl events that give you a certain set of cards (so no need to pay to stay competitive). It keeps the game fresh, fun and fairly "casual".
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 Familiar characters from Warcraft 3 and World of Warcraft

The characters used in Hearthstone are all from the lore of the Warcraft series, making for a familiar universe for fans of the series.
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 Near-perfect balance between going first or second

There's no significant first-turn or second-turn advantage in Hearthstone. The player going second gets an extra card from his deck as well as "The Coin", a card that gives one extra mana crystal for one turn. This subverts the advantage that would be gained otherwise by the player going first.
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 High skill cap

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 Multi-platform

Available on mobile and on PC. This makes a great commute companion (provided you have internet) as well as a game that is easily picked up where you last left off no matter the device being used at the time.
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 Fast paced battles

In this game, everything happens quickly.
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 Active community

It has a lot of players due to Blizzard's fanbase which means finding multiplayer matches is not all that difficult.
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 Great even for casual players

Hearthstone has a friendly learning curve that makes picking it up and getting started easy for people who don't want to spend a lot of time learning rules and tricks.
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Con
 Dependent on Battle.net infrastructure, not playable offline

The game requires a connection with Battle.net servers from the developers, and thus can't be played offline.
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Con
 Some mechanics based on random numbers

Random effects in the game use a random number generator, which causes an uncertainty of all outcomes.
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 Sometimes unfair matchmaking

Sometimes players will be matched up with people who clearly have been playing longer.
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 Ridiculously bloated

Over 4 GB data installed on ones device. Which is quite a lot of room, something many might not have to spare.
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 Poor port

Plays much better on PC. Sluggish and crashes often on mobile, sometimes connections can be difficult to make as well.
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 Additional "Cards" must be paid for if not earned by continuously playing

There is a bit of a grind in earning new cards, so for those that do not want to spend the large amount of time needed to earn quality cards they will need to be purchased, which can get expensive.
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