60+ similar titles based on shared tags and player behavior. Themes include Adventure, Psychedelic, Abstract, Philosophical.
Dark Are The Crypts is a psychological exploration horror set in surreal, weirdcore-inspired liminal spaces. Use your camera to solve environmental puzzles, fight enemies, and uncover the secrets hidden within the fractured mind of a tormented artist.
You Shouldn't Be Here
This short psychedelic visual novel takes place in a strange world inhabited by harrowing creatures shunned by the light. You’ll meet someone who has made this world their own, and in doing so, learn the reason why you shouldn't be there.
XYLOMETAZOLINE
Immerse yourself in the depths of addiction and explore the surreal world of XYLOMETAZOLINE.
This short psychedelic visual novel takes place in a strange world inhabited by harrowing creatures shunned by the light. You’ll meet someone who has made this world their own, and in doing so, learn the reason why you shouldn't be there.
Why similar: Psychedelic 24.9%, Philosophical 18.9%, Psychological Horror 15.6%, Abstract 15.4%, Emotional 8.5%
Immerse yourself in the depths of addiction and explore the surreal world of XYLOMETAZOLINE.
Why similar: Psychedelic 22.3%, Psychological Horror 16.6%, Abstract 15.8%, Hidden Object 10%, Emotional 7.6%
Enter Xerme, a mysterious world full of challenging puzzles and unique discoveries on a journey of evolution and exploration.
Why similar: Abstract 24.8%, Psychedelic 24.2%, Philosophical 21.1%, Emotional 8.7%, Adventure 7.3%
Switch between colorful dimensions to solve mind-bending puzzles, or break their logic to escape them. A first-person puzzle experience where how you think defines what you become. Inspired by Plato's Allegory of the Cave.
Why similar: Psychedelic 26%, Abstract 23.4%, Philosophical 15.6%, Puzzle Platformer 11.5%, Adventure 7.1%
Travel through mathematical structures in first-person, collecting runes to help uncover and unlock the hidden structures of the universe. Fractals, liminal spaces and encrypted messages are waiting for you.
Why similar: Philosophical 29.1%, Abstract 21.2%, Psychedelic 17.3%, Hidden Object 10.2%, Adventure 5.9%
Pilot the MOLE, a monstrous post-war drilling machine built to descend deep below the Slavic soil. Fix failing systems, follow voices of the dead, and pray you can survive whatever is sharing your coffin. Will the vessel or your mind break first?
Why similar: Psychedelic 22%, Philosophical 19.6%, Psychological Horror 17.4%, Emotional 8.2%, Dystopian 7%
These entries are meant for someone dear to my heart, someone I wish I could forget... but I know you are still there… my muse.
Why similar: Psychedelic 28.1%, Philosophical 23.6%, Abstract 17.2%, Psychological Horror 14.1%, Emotional 10.9%
You awaken at the bottom of a rusted pit, another forgotten machine amongst a pile of those who came before. On your right, an extendable grappling claw, and on your left, a melted screen. You are given only one goal - reach the light above.
Why similar: Psychedelic 24.6%, Abstract 20.8%, Philosophical 19.9%, Emotional 8%, Dystopian 6.8%
An anomaly horror game with a big twist: YOU hide the anomalies. As the Night Auditor for the Queen Anne's Lace hotel, your job is to keep your guests checked in. Forever.
Why similar: Psychedelic 23.1%, Psychological Horror 20.4%, Abstract 19.6%, Hidden Object 13.3%, First-Person 5.6%
This software is not a game. A cross between a walking sim and a tarot card reading, TSOTG asks you to find 12 evocative dioramas and answer a single question : What do you see? Answer instinctively and receive one of five different endings and a final reading meant to stimulate self-reflection.
Why similar: Psychedelic 34.8%, Philosophical 24%, Adventure 12.4%, Psychological Horror 10.3%, First-Person 8.9%
The 4th in the series. Discover more enhanced Visuals and great Music while you move through 7 different universes of your choosing in a fully 3D immersive first-person experience.
Why similar: Philosophical 36.4%, Psychedelic 29.4%, Abstract 19.6%, Adventure 6.4%, First-Person 6.3%
Goodbye Page is a third-person walking simulator where you play as Page, exploring the mysterious environment of her dad's house. With surreal settings and strange oddities throughout, can she uncover what is really happening in the house?
Why similar: Philosophical 24.1%, Psychedelic 23.4%, Abstract 18.5%, Adventure 9.8%, Psychological Horror 8.1%
Obversion is a challenging yet accessible abstract first-person puzzle platformer set in a vibrant universe of cubes.
Why similar: Philosophical 32.8%, Psychedelic 20.8%, Abstract 16.9%, Puzzle Platformer 12.6%, First-Person 7.8%
A short, dark visual novel about a broken world. You are trapped with a cynical narrator who questions everything—school, society, and even you. In this glitchy reality, do your choices really matter, or are you just part of the system?
Why similar: Abstract 25.5%, Philosophical 24.5%, Adventure 10.9%, Emotional 9.6%, Dystopian 8.6%
Immerse yourself in an adaptation of an old story about Ewan Berrington.
Why similar: Psychedelic 26.3%, Abstract 20.5%, Philosophical 19.2%, Psychological Horror 17.3%, Atmospheric 5.8%
Rediscover gravity and explore an Escher-esque world of impossible architecture. Witness infinity in first-person and master its rules to solve physics-defying puzzles. Cultivate a garden to open new paths forward, where an eternal expanse awaits.
Why similar: Psychedelic 24.9%, Philosophical 23.9%, Abstract 22%, Puzzle Platformer 8.6%, First-Person 6.5%
A psychological horror experience told through environmental storytelling. Explore a house inhabited by trauma, denial, and fractured memories. Three endings. Multiple interpretations. This is the house that lives inside me.
Why similar: Abstract 25.1%, Psychedelic 20.5%, Psychological Horror 17.6%, Philosophical 15.7%, Emotional 6%
The abyss called your name. You followed it here. Now you are its prisoner. A Butterfly is part horror, part interactive poem about overcoming and bittersweet surrender
Why similar: Philosophical 29.1%, Psychedelic 24.1%, Abstract 15.6%, Emotional 10.4%, Psychological Horror 6.1%
The newest, most spectacular innovation in audio-visual enchantment.
Why similar: Philosophical 26.8%, Psychedelic 26%, Abstract 17.7%, Emotional 10.1%, Dystopian 7.7%
A psychological horror where you play a man who can no longer even recognize his own reflection, tormented and at the same time welcomed by a mysterious figure with a book embedded in his face.
Why similar: Philosophical 25.7%, Abstract 24.6%, Psychological Horror 12.2%, Emotional 10%, First-Person 7.1%
A short and atmospheric retro exploration game where brutalist architecture becomes the labyrinth of a decaying mind. Inspired by David Lynch's work, explore vast concrete spaces and unravel the story of an architect lost in his own creation.
Why similar: Philosophical 26.9%, Psychedelic 23.4%, Abstract 18.2%, Psychological Horror 13.6%, Dystopian 7%
Welcome to the Reincarnation Ethics Program "Children's Garden." This is a puzzle game where you seek eternal rest.
Why similar: Philosophical 26.8%, Psychedelic 23.8%, Abstract 18.9%, Psychological Horror 18.1%, Emotional 8.6%
Experience a fascinating journey through a world saturated with eroticism, where wild nature and the human kind are intertwined with the remnants of the giant God of Pleasure – lauv'abrarc.
Why similar: Psychedelic 23.3%, Philosophical 23.3%, Psychological Horror 18.6%, Abstract 18.3%, First-Person 6.9%
Yuma Will Burn is an experimental narrative survival game where choices have long-lasting story and mechanical consequences. Harsh survival mechanics exist alongside a dynamically changing narrative in an uncaring and sadistic world of triage, poverty, and fear.
Why similar: Philosophical 30.9%, Psychedelic 17.4%, Psychological Horror 16.8%, Abstract 16.8%, Dialogue Heavy 9.3%
You are an insect collector. Wander through old summer memories looking for colors.
Why similar: Philosophical 31.3%, Psychedelic 26.4%, Abstract 23.2%, Emotional 7.1%, Atmospheric 5.9%
Move forward or backward in search of an exit, but remember: if you start moving, you will not be able to stop. Take bonuses, destroy obstacles and bosses, but in no case touch them or the walls, otherwise you will have to start from the beginning.
Why similar: Psychedelic 40.4%, Abstract 28.7%, Puzzle Platformer 12%, Arcade 11.1%, Atmospheric 4.4%
ABIDE is a psychological first person horror game using prosthetic gore effects, stop motion and dolls scanned into 3D models. A peaceful retreat where people go to get better. A place for people to air their demons.
Why similar: Psychedelic 25.2%, Philosophical 22.1%, Psychological Horror 18.9%, Emotional 9.2%, Adventure 6.4%
In Death In The Afternoon, throw yourself into a night of drinking. You play as Arthur, a young student who likes to drink a little too much... Try to fight your addiction ! And choose your drinks and interactions carefully, or you might have the worst BlackOut of your life !
Why similar: Psychedelic 25.4%, Abstract 20.3%, Philosophical 19.8%, Psychological Horror 11.1%, First-Person 6.7%
A slimy, psychedelic adventure about a girl attending a warehouse rave party with her friends, where she'll go to experience a long, profound bad (?) trip.
Why similar: Psychedelic 35.2%, Abstract 18.5%, Psychological Horror 9.5%, Emotional 7.6%, Adventure 6.8%
Welcome to AnderKant 3, with improved visuals and great music to inspire your soul while you're pondering about life. Prepare to explore 7 abstract environments with 7 tracks each carefully crafted for a unique vibe for each world.
Why similar: Philosophical 30.6%, Psychedelic 28.1%, Abstract 21%, Adventure 9.9%, First-Person 6.5%
Atuel is an award-winning surrealist documentary game in which you explore beautiful, dreamlike landscapes inspired by the topography and wildlife of the Atuel River Valley in Argentina.
Why similar: Philosophical 31.5%, Psychedelic 24.6%, Abstract 17.7%, Emotional 10.2%, Atmospheric 5.4%
KARMA: The Dark World is a first-person cinematic psychological thriller set in a dystopian world where the Leviathan Corporation is omnipresent. The year is 1984, the place is East Germany, and things are not quite what they seem.
Why similar: Philosophical 27.1%, Psychedelic 24.1%, Psychological Horror 15.1%, Emotional 9.4%, Dystopian 7.9%
Luna will always love his son. Snowcone will always love his daugther. Icecube will always love her father. Will you love them too?
Why similar: Psychedelic 30.3%, Abstract 24.7%, Philosophical 22.6%, Emotional 9.9%, Atmospheric 4.7%
Trapped in a surreal prison cell, Avery Stardust, a rogue automaton, has only 17 days to enter his reset code and accept a new life as determined by the Stagnation Protocol. But when the mystery of the SYNCO PATH program unravels, Avery will question everything he believes to be true.
Why similar: Philosophical 24.8%, Psychedelic 22%, Psychological Horror 14.4%, First-Person 8.1%, Emotional 8%
A contemplative story of a human, slowly mutating into data. A transformative retro-journey about the meaning of being human, the boundaries of experience, existence and identity. Are you ready for your next existential crisis?
Why similar: Philosophical 30.6%, Psychedelic 30.2%, Abstract 14.6%, Dystopian 9.1%, Psychological Horror 6.4%
Solve mind-bending physics and logic puzzles in Superspective, a first-person puzzle game where gravity is relative, rooms twist and fold back on themselves, and surreal architecture challenges how you think about space. Experience unreality.
Why similar: Abstract 27.6%, Psychedelic 19%, Puzzle Platformer 10.3%, First-Person 8.3%, Philosophical 8%
Change your surroundings in the blink of an eye. Wield powerful glasses that let you see and interact with the world in new ways. Spectacle is a surreal first-person puzzle game about observation, spatial reasoning, and lizards.
Why similar: Psychedelic 38.9%, Abstract 17%, Puzzle Platformer 9.5%, First-Person 9.5%, Adventure 8%
Afternoon, sunshine, pool, sound of flowing water, and... a dream? This is 'Chest'.
Why similar: Psychedelic 25.5%, Philosophical 24.4%, Abstract 18.6%, Hidden Object 10.7%, Dystopian 9.1%
The rise and fall of a rock n' roll star.
Why similar: Psychedelic 22.5%, Philosophical 20.6%, Abstract 17.6%, Psychological Horror 12.2%, Emotional 8.1%
Patient No. 26 is an exciting horror game where the player finds himself in the dark world of an abandoned laboratory, where a sinister doctor conducts creepy experiments on his patients. You are patient No. 26 and you are fighting for your life, overcoming the challenges set by a mad doctor.
Why similar: Psychedelic 34.9%, Hidden Object 17.2%, Psychological Horror 16.7%, Emotional 9.6%, First-Person 8.6%
The Sunday is a short walkthrough horror game where the idea of being alone will hunt you, until the drakness settles in your brain. The line between reality and nightmare is razor thin.
Why similar: Psychedelic 47.1%, Psychological Horror 29.2%, First-Person 9.4%, Adventure 9.1%, 3D 4.3%
A surrealist indie first-person adventure game based on art and derealization. Explore the idea of a mind losing its grasp with reality, as reality turns into a dream, and that dream turns into a nightmare.
Why similar: Philosophical 27.3%, Psychedelic 27%, Psychological Horror 14.9%, Dark Humor 8.1%, First-Person 6.2%
A short psychedelic trip: the passage of time in Central Sisatsophy.
Why similar: Psychedelic 40.9%, Philosophical 37.8%, Dark Humor 12%, Adventure 8.6%, Singleplayer 0.8%
A relaxing "Spot the Differences" game. 30 artworks and a chilled lo-fi electronic soundtrack
Why similar: Psychedelic 31.3%, Abstract 30.9%, Hidden Object 19.9%, Puzzle 7.8%, Atmospheric 4.8%
Chapter II of an extremely unusual trans-media franchise with game and short film chapters. Players influence the plot of the chapters and can leave their real-life items in the chapters. Game+Short films+visual novel. Ultra-deep meaning, nostalgic references, vibe mysticism.
Why similar: Philosophical 28.8%, Psychedelic 22%, Abstract 17.2%, Hidden Object 11.1%, First-Person 5.4%
The Memories That Shape Us is a narrative video game that lasts about two hours. Find the Memory Capsules to uncover the story of a person’s life from childhood to adulthood, all the joys, all the struggles, and all the lessons. How much can one take before they’ve had enough?
Why similar: Philosophical 25.9%, Abstract 23.4%, Emotional 14.5%, Hidden Object 11.1%, First-Person 7%
Umbra Halloween is a surreal psychological horror game about the dead ones returning to life on a Halloween night.
Why similar: Philosophical 21.6%, Abstract 19.6%, Psychological Horror 18.3%, Psychedelic 16.5%, First-Person 6.7%
Whispers of Mexico is a psychological narrative horror game with puzzle elements set in post-revolutionary Mexico in 1930. Follow Manuel as he navigates his mind, where he must recover his memory, unravel the mystery surrounding the town, and redeem his sins.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 25.5%, Psychedelic 20.4%, Abstract 14.1%, Hidden Object 8.7%, Dialogue Heavy 8.3%
A short experimental visual novel about obsessive counting.
Why similar: Abstract 24.3%, Psychological Horror 22.9%, Psychedelic 18%, Philosophical 17.7%, Emotional 8.7%
In a Bit of Tales is an episodic "kind of" horror game. Featuring 7 unorthodox stories delivered in an omakase-style experience. While each is untangled, They all feature unique experiences.
Why similar: Psychedelic 34.5%, Abstract 27.2%, Psychological Horror 18.1%, Atmospheric 5.8%, Stylized 5.7%
Rediscover a familiar world by splashing it with color and find your way through the darkness in this first-person exploration game. Traverse 30+ surreal locations, solve intriguing puzzles, and face your demons. Uncover fragments of your story through a meditative journey between light and shadow.
Why similar: Psychedelic 23.8%, Abstract 20.1%, Puzzle Platformer 12.1%, Emotional 9.7%, Hidden Object 7.3%
Without a Dawn is a dark, psychological, and philosophical visual horror novel featuring hauntingly beautiful pseudo-ASCII art.
Why similar: Philosophical 35.6%, Psychological Horror 19.2%, Psychedelic 18.9%, Emotional 11.3%, Atmospheric 5.5%
A experimental horror game run by a dynamic fear director. Survive emergent scares and procedural horror in the depths of the Cathedral. Evade its terrors and free its captive souls.
Why similar: Philosophical 29%, Psychedelic 21.4%, Psychological Horror 16.8%, Dialogue Heavy 11.2%, Emotional 9.7%
A first-person philosophical horror exploration game where you journey through Hell and uncover the stories of those who dwell within.
Why similar: Philosophical 46%, Psychological Horror 22.2%, Atmospheric 8.6%, Dialogue Heavy 7.9%, Adventure 6.6%
You find yourself in a singularity with Death itself. With few chances to speak with the living, Death proposes a little game. Do you dive deep within yourself to indulge this cosmic guide and find out when you will meet again on official business? The Ultimate Death Clock awaits!
Why similar: Philosophical 31.3%, Psychedelic 17.7%, Abstract 14.6%, Psychological Horror 14.2%, Emotional 12.1%
A first-person psychological horror game where literary classics twist into a teenager’s personal nightmares. Explore the bleak worlds of Nikolai Gogol, evade monsters straight out of classic books, and solve puzzles to help a young girl conquer her deepest fears.
Why similar: Philosophical 29.2%, Psychedelic 24.6%, Psychological Horror 16.1%, Emotional 10.6%, First-Person 5.4%
Immerse yourself in a haunting map-based horror experience, reminiscent of the iconic PS1 era. Navigate between 2D and 3D perspectives to break free from the loop in a mysterious mansion. Solve challenging puzzles to unveil the secrets hidden beneath it all.
Why similar: Philosophical 26.3%, Psychedelic 22.7%, Psychological Horror 19.8%, Emotional 8.3%, First-Person 7.4%
The Strange Box is a 2D adventure puzzle game, a dark fairy tale woven from horror, mystery, and fantasy. Beneath the apartment’s walls lies a hideous secret, where a lonely child is slowly devoured by nightmares.
Why similar: Psychedelic 30.6%, Abstract 25.4%, Psychological Horror 16.1%, Dark Humor 8.5%, Puzzle 6.6%
Come back, for no one is waiting for you. Search for your memories — no one ever knew you. Destroy everything in your path — all around you are nothing but ruins. End the endless cycle, for it has long since closed in on itself.
Why similar: Philosophical 35.3%, Abstract 27.2%, Psychedelic 23.7%, Adventure 8.4%, Atmospheric 5.2%
Two games in one! - Prove you are not human by completing 9 impossible challenges. - Explore various scenes directly inspired by a poem, solving a few riddles along the way.
Why similar: Philosophical 26%, Psychedelic 21.8%, Abstract 20.8%, First-Person 8.7%, Puzzle 7.6%
