Tag
Stylized.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Stylized" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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The Legend of Fancy Realm Remake
Quality
72
Popularity
26
Value
73
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BeaterCore
Quality
67
Popularity
21
Value
83
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I Need to Fix My Dream Car (But I Work at a Junkyard)
Quality
65
Popularity
17
Value
86
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PEGTURE: Peg Solitaire Roguelike
Quality
59
Popularity
16
Value
94
Preorder
Mad Mads Madsen
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
76
Estimated scores
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STUNTBOOST
Quality
77
Popularity
19
Value
71
Preorder
Apparently an Apprentice Alchemist
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
78
Estimated scores
Preorder
Hockey Fire
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
76
Estimated scores
Preorder
Sacred Echoes
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
78
Estimated scores
Preorder
Sandcastle Battle
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
76
Estimated scores
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Climb Up Together
Quality
63
Popularity
18
Value
88
Preorder
Drone n Gone
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
76
Estimated scores
Preorder
Project Oasis
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
77
Estimated scores
Preorder
Haunted Heist
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
76
Estimated scores
Preorder
Road to Verdant
Quality
50
Popularity
ā
Value
76
Estimated scores
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Moonscars
Quality
67
Popularity
25
Value
77
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The Ranch of Rivershine
Quality
75
Popularity
27
Value
65
Maybe
Song of Farca
Quality
64
Popularity
26
Value
78
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How are "Top of the heap" picks chosen?
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
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