🏞️Experience Guide

Beat 'em Up: Players engage in hand-to-hand combat against waves of enemies.

Hack and Slash: Intense combat with a focus on defeating numerous foes.

Platformer (includes Parkour): Players navigate levels, overcoming obstacles and enemies.

Point-and-Click: Emphasis on exploration and puzzle-solving through mouse interaction.

Survival Horror: Combines elements of horror and survival, often with limited resources.

Metroidvania: Non-linear exploration, interconnected levels, and character upgrades.

Western RPG (WRPG): Player choices influence the narrative and character development.

Japanese RPG (JRPG): Story-driven with turn-based or action combat.

Tactical RPG (TRPG): Strategic combat with unit positioning and character development.

Life Simulation: Mimics real-life activities, often focusing on relationships and daily tasks.

City Building: Players construct and manage cities or civilizations.

Business Simulation: Simulates running a business, managing resources, and strategic decisions.

Real-Time Strategy (RTS): Players make decisions in real-time, managing resources and armies.

Turn-Based Strategy (TBS): Players take turns making strategic decisions and controlling units.

4X (Explore, Expand, Exploit, Exterminate): Empire-building and grand strategy.

Sports Simulation: Realistic simulations of sports such as soccer, basketball, or football.

Racing Simulation: Realistic racing experiences with accurate physics and vehicle dynamics.

Arcade Sports/Racing: More casual, fast-paced, and often featuring exaggerated mechanics.

Traditional Fighting: One-on-one combat with a focus on combos and special moves.

Beat 'em Up (Fighting Adventure): Fighting within a broader narrative and exploration context.

Versus Fighting: Multiplayer-focused competitive combat.

Survival Horror: Emphasis on survival, limited resources, and atmospheric tension.

Psychological Horror: Focuses on psychological fear and mind-bending scenarios.

Action Horror: Blends horror elements with fast-paced action and combat.

Tile-Matching: Matching identical tiles or objects to clear them from the play area.

Physics-based Puzzles: Solve challenges using realistic physics simulations.

Logic Puzzles: Challenges that require logical deduction and problem-solving.

Idle Clicker: Progress by clicking or tapping, with incremental upgrades.

Management Idle: Manage virtual businesses or resources with minimal direct input.

Idle RPG: RPG elements combined with passive progression.

Edutainment: Combines educational content with entertainment.

Serious Games: Intended for educational or training purposes with a specific focus.

Rhythm Action: Players follow on-screen prompts to the beat of music.

Dance: Requires physical movement or coordination with music.

Instrument Simulation: Simulates playing musical instruments within a game context.

Fantasy MMORPG: Set in fantastical worlds with magic, quests, and dungeons.

Sci-Fi MMORPG: Takes place in futuristic settings with advanced technology.

Sandbox MMORPG: Emphasizes player-driven content and open-world exploration.

Life Simulation: Emulates social interactions and relationships.

Virtual World: Spaces for players to socialize, customize avatars, and engage in activities.

Dating Simulation: Focuses on building romantic relationships between characters.

Last Player Standing: Players compete until only one remains in a shrinking play area.

Team-Based Battle Royale: Similar to traditional battle royale but with team-based dynamics.

Building Mechanics: Incorporates building structures for defense and strategic advantage.