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Games Like Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist

60+ similar titles based on shared tags and player behavior. Themes include Adventure, Singleplayer, Indie, Funny.

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A 15 minute heist game by Crows Crows Crows & Directed by William Pugh (The Stanley Parable). Slip into the soft-soled shoes of the mastermind responsible for the greatest heist- oh god I can’t do this any more, i’m joining the strike. good luck writing the steam description. -tina

Reviews: Very Positive — 93% — of 10,059 reviews
Released: 2015-12-04
Developer: Crows Crows Crows
Genres: Free To Play, Indie
Platforms: Windows, Mac
Median playtime: 42 min
Mean playtime: 2.5 hrs
Players ≥ 1 hr: 41%

Overview

Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald is a masterclass in meta-humor, short-form narrative, and fourth-wall-breaking comedy. These recommendations prioritize games that share its irreverent tone, experimental storytelling, and first-person perspective, focusing on titles that value wit and surprise over length.

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  1. #1 The Stanley Parable
    97% matchVery Positive92% of 45,432 reviews2013
    Dev: Galactic Cafe
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 2.4 hrsMean: 8.7 hrs≥1hr: 79%

    The Stanley Parable is a first person exploration game. You will play as Stanley, and you will not play as Stanley. You will follow a story, you will not follow a story. You will have a choice, you will have no choice. The game will end, the game will never end.

    Why similar: Narration 27.1%, Comedy 24.2%, Walking Simulator 18.6%, First-Person 9.7%, Funny 8.1%

    Why You'll Like It: Created by the same team, this game is the definitive experience for fans of meta-narrative and fourth-wall-breaking humor.

  2. #2 The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe
    96% matchVery Positive94% of 34,321 reviews2022
    Dev: Crows Crows Crows
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 3.7 hrsMean: 6.6 hrs≥1hr: 84%

    The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe is an expanded re-imagining of 2013's The Stanley Parable. You will play as Stanley, and you will not play as Stanley. You will make a choice, and you will become powerless. You are not here to win. The Stanley Parable is a game that plays you.

    Why similar: Narration 26.3%, Walking Simulator 24.1%, Comedy 22.7%, First-Person 11%, Funny 9.4%

    Why You'll Like It: An expanded version of the original that doubles down on the meta-commentary and self-aware design found in the seed game.

  3. #3 The Beginner's Guide
    96% matchVery Positive88% of 22,915 reviews2015
    Dev: Everything Unlimited Ltd.
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 1.6 hrsMean: 2.2 hrs≥1hr: 85%

    The Beginner's Guide is a narrative video game from Davey Wreden, the creator of The Stanley Parable. It lasts about an hour and a half and has no traditional mechanics, no goals or objectives. Instead, it tells the story of a person struggling to deal with something they do not understand.

    Why similar: Narration 35.6%, Walking Simulator 31.4%, First-Person 11.1%, Experimental 7%, Story Rich 4.9%

    Why You'll Like It: A deeply personal and experimental narrative experience from the creator of the seed game that explores the relationship between developer and player.

  4. #4 There Is No Game: Jam Edition 2015
    95% matchOverwhelmingly Positive97% of 7,359 reviews2020
    Dev: Draw Me A Pixel
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 24 minMean: 1.4 hrs≥1hr: 8%

    A little game that’s not a game, winner of an old game jam that nobody’s ever heard of. So DON'T INSTALL IT!

    Why similar: Comedy 33.6%, Funny 22.5%, Indie 15.3%, Narration 13.7%, Casual 5.5%

    Why You'll Like It: A short, free, and incredibly funny meta-game that actively tries to stop you from playing it.

  5. #5 Aperture Desk Job
    94% matchVery Positive95% of 24,676 reviews2022
    Dev: Valve
    Windows · Linux
    Median: 36 minMean: 6.7 hrs≥1hr: 14%

    Introducing Aperture Desk Job — a free playable short made for the Steam Deck, set in the universe of the modestly popular Portal games.

    Why similar: Comedy 39.6%, Funny 31.6%, First-Person 11.2%, Singleplayer 6.8%, Story Rich 5%

    Why You'll Like It: A short, comedic, and meta-heavy experience set in the Portal universe that feels very similar in tone and length.

  6. #6 Jazzpunk: Director's Cut
    94% matchVery Positive94% of 8,057 reviews2014
    Dev: Necrophone Games
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 2.9 hrsMean: 3.8 hrs≥1hr: 88%

    Jazzpunk is a comedy adventure set in an alternate reality Cold War World, plagued with corporate espionage, CyberCrime, and sentient martinis. Gameplay is inspired by spoof comedy films and cartoons of yesteryear, with a focus on weird gadgets, exotic locales, and open-world style exploration.

    Why similar: Comedy 52.2%, Funny 19%, First-Person 9.9%, Walking Simulator 8.7%, Indie 6%

    Why You'll Like It: A surreal, first-person comedy game that shares the same chaotic, joke-a-minute energy and experimental pacing.

  7. #7 The Looker
    91% matchOverwhelmingly Positive97% of 15,436 reviews2022
    Dev: Subcreation Studio
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 1.2 hrsMean: 3.2 hrs≥1hr: 65%

    You wake up, alone, on a strangely familiar island full of puzzles that will frustrate and annoy you.

    Why similar: Comedy 30.8%, Walking Simulator 25.5%, Funny 16.7%, First-Person 14.8%, Satire 4.2%

    Why You'll Like It: A brilliant, short parody game that uses humor and meta-puzzles to subvert expectations of the genre.

  8. #8 Thirty Flights of Loving
    93% matchMixed63% of 1,876 reviews2012
    Dev: Blendo Games
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 30 minMean: 54 min≥1hr: 18%

    This surprising first-person story tells the tale of a heist gone wrong. Encounter high-flying schemers, lovelorn criminals, and more stray kittens than you can shake a stick at.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 30%, Comedy 21.7%, Experimental 17.6%, First-Person 16.6%, Story Rich 4%

    Why You'll Like It: A short, experimental narrative game that uses clever editing and first-person perspective to tell a story without words.

  9. #9 Accounting+
    92% matchMostly Positive73% of 969 reviews2018
    Dev: Crows Crows Crows
    Windows
    Median: 1.8 hrsMean: 2.9 hrs≥1hr: 68%

    Accounting+ is a NIGHTMARE ADVENTURE COMEDY. Experience classic virtual reality gameplay: clean up your office, take the battery out of the cooling machine, play the skeleton xylophone, and summon thousands upon thousands of demons.

    Why similar: Comedy 69.3%, Indie 16.4%, Adventure 6.7%, Casual 5.2%, Action 2.3%

    Why You'll Like It: This surreal, hilarious experience from the same developers pushes the boundaries of meta-humor and interactive absurdity.

  10. #10 Devolverland Expo
    90% matchVery Positive89% of 5,726 reviews2020
    Dev: Flying Wild HogPub: Devolver Digital
    Windows
    Median: 54 minMean: 2.1 hrs≥1hr: 42%

    Devolverland Expo is a first-person 'marketing simulator' set within an abandoned convention center after the annual Devolver Digital game expo was mysteriously canceled.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 37%, First-Person 25.1%, Funny 14.6%, Indie 9.5%, Singleplayer 5.4%

    Why You'll Like It: A short, meta-commentary marketing parody that functions as a first-person exploration game through a fictional convention center.

  11. #11 the static speaks my name
    91% matchVery Positive82% of 5,722 reviews2015
    Dev: the whale husband
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 18 minMean: 15.3 hrs≥1hr: 7%

    A dark/sad/weird/funny first person exploration game. You play a man on his last night alive as he obsesses over a mysterious painting. More of a story game in that it emphasizes mood and character over gameplay. Takes ten minutes to play and has "next-gen" features like a shrimp tank.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 52%, First-Person 26.2%, Indie 12.6%, Singleplayer 4%, Adventure 3.1%

    Why You'll Like It: A short, surreal, and dark first-person experience that leaves a lasting impression through its unique atmosphere.

  12. #12 Frog Detective 1: The Haunted Island
    89% matchVery Positive92% of 5,442 reviews2018
    Dev: Grace BruxnerPub: worm club
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 42 minMean: 1.7 hrs≥1hr: 29%

    You're a detective, and a frog, and it's time to solve a mystery.

    Why similar: Comedy 37.9%, Walking Simulator 28.7%, Funny 21.6%, Indie 3.4%, Casual 2.4%

    Why You'll Like It: A short, charming, and genuinely funny mystery game that prioritizes character interaction and humor over complex mechanics.

  13. #13 The Hex
    88% matchVery Positive94% of 5,416 reviews2018
    Dev: Daniel Mullins Games
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 4.0 hrsMean: 5.0 hrs≥1hr: 92%

    In a creaky old tavern, in a forgotten corner of the video-game universe, a storm is raging. An anonymous caller suggests that there is a murder plot. Six video game protagonists are the only plausible suspects...

    Why similar: Funny 35%, Indie 29.1%, Story Rich 17.4%, Singleplayer 11.4%, Puzzle 2.5%

    Why You'll Like It: A meta-narrative mystery game that constantly shifts genres and pokes fun at game development tropes.

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    89% matchMixed62% of 5,958 reviews2014
    Dev: Creability
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 42 minMean: 5.4 hrs≥1hr: 40%

    Only If is a surreal first person adventure-puzzle game. It takes idiom into reality.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 34.9%, First-Person 27.2%, Comedy 14.4%, Indie 6.9%, Adventure 3.8%

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  15. #15 Superliminal
    86% matchVery Positive95% of 32,646 reviews2020
    Dev: Pillow Castle
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 3.0 hrsMean: 5.1 hrs≥1hr: 85%

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    Why similar: Narration 47.6%, First-Person 22.6%, Funny 15.8%, Story Rich 5.2%, Singleplayer 3.8%

    Why You'll Like It: A first-person puzzle game that plays with perspective and surreal environments in a way that feels highly experimental.

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    Median: 1.4 hrsMean: 3.5 hrs≥1hr: 74%

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    Why similar: Comedy 38.4%, Walking Simulator 29.1%, Funny 22.2%, Indie 3.6%, Casual 2.5%

    Why You'll Like It: A direct sequel that maintains the same dry, absurd humor and short, digestible playtime as the first entry.

  17. #17 The Plan
    86% matchVery Positive92% of 23,443 reviews2014
    Dev: Krillbite Studio
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 12 minMean: 2.4 hrs≥1hr: 5%

    A fly ascends to the skies, pondering the pointlessness of its brief existence.

    Why similar: Indie 32.7%, Experimental 19.9%, Atmospheric 17.8%, Walking Simulator 9%, Singleplayer 7.5%

    Why You'll Like It: A very short, atmospheric, and experimental game that offers a unique perspective on a simple premise.

  18. #18 Stories Untold
    84% matchVery Positive87% of 5,390 reviews2017
    Dev: No CodePub: Devolver Digital
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 2.6 hrsMean: 3.0 hrs≥1hr: 76%

    Stories Untold is a compilation tape of four experimental adventures, including a remaster of the original hit episode “The House Abandon”.

    Why similar: Indie 30.5%, Atmospheric 21.9%, Story Rich 16.3%, Singleplayer 14.3%, Adventure 13.1%

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  19. #19 Dev Guy
    85% matchMostly Positive79% of 1,786 reviews2015
    Dev: Daniel Jonathan BourkePub: Project Tranquil
    Windows
    Median: 48 minMean: 4.2 hrs≥1hr: 31%

    With your final build missing, and only till the end of the night to publish his game, Warren must take up the difficult adventure to make a new build before the end of the night through whatever means necessary. Join Warren's quest to publish his title before the end of the night and become an indie dev.

    Why similar: Funny 52.7%, Indie 28.9%, Adventure 9%, Singleplayer 7%, Casual 2.4%

    Why You'll Like It: A short, free indie game that pokes fun at the development process and the life of an indie creator.

  20. #20 Untitled Goose Game
    82% matchOverwhelmingly Positive96% of 24,059 reviews2020
    Dev: House HousePub: Panic
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 2.1 hrsMean: 8.5 hrs≥1hr: 68%

    It's a lovely morning in the village and you are a horrible goose.

    Why similar: Comedy 37.4%, Funny 30.5%, Stealth 18.6%, Indie 6.2%, Singleplayer 3.2%

    Why You'll Like It: A short, hilarious heist-like experience where you play as a mischievous goose causing chaos in a small town.

  21. #21 Emily is Away
    84% matchVery Positive89% of 32,165 reviews2015
    Dev: Kyle Seeley
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 54 minMean: 19.8 hrs≥1hr: 42%

    Emily is Away is an interactive story. Create a screenname and choose your path through the branching narrative.

    Why similar: Story Rich 30.6%, Indie 25.7%, Singleplayer 18.2%, Funny 16.1%, Casual 6.6%

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  22. #22 A House of Thieves
    83% matchVery Positive85% of 138 reviews2021
    Dev: Kucki
    Windows

    A House of Thieves is a level-based stealth comedy-horror game about a Thief who doesn't go shopping but instead takes his shopping list and breaks into random houses to get his things.

    Why similar: Heist 40%, Comedy 19.5%, Stealth 15.4%, First-Person 12.2%, Funny 8.9%

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  23. #23 Donut County
    81% matchVery Positive92% of 11,545 reviews2018
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    Windows · Mac
    Median: 2.4 hrsMean: 5.2 hrs≥1hr: 88%

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    Why similar: Funny 40.3%, Comedy 24.8%, Indie 12.9%, Story Rich 5.3%, Casual 5.3%

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    82% matchVery Positive83% of 3,505 reviews2016
    Dev: Perfectly ParanormalPub: Curve Games
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 3.5 hrsMean: 5.0 hrs≥1hr: 91%

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    Why similar: Funny 45%, Comedy 26.8%, Indie 12.7%, Singleplayer 9.6%, Adventure 5.9%

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  26. #26 Pony Island
    79% matchVery Positive95% of 17,910 reviews2016
    Dev: Daniel Mullins Games
    Windows · Mac · Linux
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    Why similar: Experimental 35.7%, Funny 21%, Indie 17.9%, Singleplayer 8.3%, Puzzle 6.9%

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    78% matchVery Positive91% of 5,395 reviews2021
    Dev: Terri VellmannPub: Devolver Digital
    Windows
    Median: 36 minMean: 6.4 hrs≥1hr: 41%

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    Why similar: Walking Simulator 24.3%, Heist 22.4%, Comedy 17.9%, Funny 13.8%, First-Person 11.6%

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    80% matchVery Positive88% of 1,273 reviews2015
    Dev: Underdog Games
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    Median: 42 minMean: 11.8 hrs≥1hr: 24%

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  29. #29 One Way To Die
    81% matchMixed55% of 345 reviews2015
    Dev: Tenth&Hess GamesPub: CoaguCo Industries
    Windows · Linux
    Median: 48 minMean: 5.5 hrs≥1hr: 47%

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    75% matchVery Positive85% of 1,027 reviews2025
    Dev: Hectic
    Windows
    Median: 1.3 hrsMean: 2.6 hrs≥1hr: 62%

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    Why similar: Narration 28.6%, Walking Simulator 20.8%, Comedy 20.5%, First-Person 10.5%, Funny 9.1%

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    79% matchMostly Positive76% of 2,715 reviews2016
    Dev: LWNA
    Windows
    Median: 30 minMean: 146.3 hrs≥1hr: 18%

    A machine ponders its loneliness. It scans the radio spectrum for an answer to its question.

    Why similar: Indie 36.3%, Atmospheric 17.8%, Singleplayer 14.5%, Casual 13.2%, Puzzle 10.7%

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  32. #32 When the Darkness comes
    77% matchVery Positive92% of 8,408 reviews2019
    Dev: Sirhaian
    Windows
    Median: 1.3 hrsMean: 3.9 hrs≥1hr: 65%

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    Why similar: Walking Simulator 39.1%, Narration 29.2%, First-Person 17.5%, Indie 5.7%, Atmospheric 2.6%

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    78% matchVery Positive83% of 3,828 reviews2017
    Dev: David OReilly
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 4.1 hrsMean: 11.9 hrs≥1hr: 79%

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    Why similar: Walking Simulator 29.6%, Experimental 23.8%, Funny 17.3%, Indie 13.3%, Casual 5.6%

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  34. #34 Transmissions: Element 120
    76% matchVery Positive94% of 9,893 reviews2016
    Dev: ShokuninPub: Self Published
    Windows · Linux
    Median: 1.1 hrsMean: 2.7 hrs≥1hr: 54%

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    76% matchVery Positive83% of 1,889 reviews2016
    Dev: Simon Fredholm
    Windows
    Median: 18 minMean: 1.9 hrs≥1hr: 10%

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    Why similar: Narration 33.6%, Comedy 29.7%, Funny 14.6%, Indie 8.3%, Story Rich 5.3%

  36. #36 Blameless
    75% matchVery Positive84% of 5,079 reviews2016
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    Windows · Mac
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    74% matchMostly Positive75% of 7,291 reviews2017
    Dev: The Chinese RoomPub: Secret Mode
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    Median: 1.1 hrsMean: 3.6 hrs≥1hr: 55%

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    72% matchVery Positive93% of 6,612 reviews2018
    Dev: Kenny Guillaume
    Windows
    Median: 54 minMean: 14.9 hrs≥1hr: 42%

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    73% matchMostly Positive77% of 146 reviews2020
    Dev: Aidan Strong
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    69% matchVery Positive89% of 6,197 reviews2023
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    The door to your robber’s career is waiting! Just crowbar the lock off and force your way through the threshold. Learn skills, collect tools and become a master of the thieving trade!

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    73% matchVery Positive80% of 2,955 reviews2016
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    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 48 minMean: 4.0 hrs≥1hr: 37%

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  44. #44 MANDAGON
    70% matchOverwhelmingly Positive95% of 5,723 reviews2016
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    Median: 36 minMean: 3.3 hrs≥1hr: 23%

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    72% matchVery Positive81% of 322 reviews2014
    Dev: Wonderstruck
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 3.3 hrsMean: 4.0 hrs≥1hr: 88%

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    Why similar: Narration 27.1%, Walking Simulator 21.4%, Comedy 21.3%, Funny 11.4%, First-Person 10.9%

  49. #49 One-armed robber
    64% matchVery Positive91% of 48,093 reviews2023
    Dev: Duhndal
    Windows
    Median: 1.3 hrsMean: 3.2 hrs≥1hr: 58%

    One-armed robber is a chaotic first-person heist game that centers around a uniquely challenging premise. Players take the role of a determined robber equipped with only one arm, tasked with pulling off daring heists on banks, shops, and various establishments.

    Why similar: Heist 54.6%, Funny 14.8%, First-Person 13.4%, Stealth 12.2%, Indie 2.3%

  50. #50 You Have to Win the Game
    69% matchVery Positive93% of 5,714 reviews2014
    Dev: Minor Key Games
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 42 minMean: 3.6 hrs≥1hr: 43%

    You Have to Win the Game is a free exploration platformer with a retro 1980s PC aesthetic.

    Why similar: Indie 62.5%, Singleplayer 24.6%, Adventure 9.3%, Action 3.7%

  51. #51 The Master
    71% matchMixed65% of 88 reviews2018
    Dev: Gem Rose Accent
    Windows
    Median: 12 minMean: 2.4 hrs≥1hr: 7%

    Climb to the top to learn The Master's teachings. Extremely short game.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 34.8%, First-Person 16.2%, Experimental 15.1%, Funny 13%, Indie 11%

  52. #52 The Way of Life Free Edition
    70% matchMostly Positive74% of 6,195 reviews2016
    Dev: CyberCoconut
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 18 minMean: 1.8 hrs≥1hr: 14%

    The Way of Life makes the player relive the same life's experiences from the point of view of three characters of different ages: an adult, an old man and a child.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 53.3%, First-Person 23.5%, Indie 7.4%, Singleplayer 4.3%, Funny 3.9%

  53. #53 Mini Thief
    71% matchMixed61% of 1,252 reviews2018
    Dev: Stranga GamesPub: GrabTheGames
    Windows
    Median: 1.8 hrsMean: 5.7 hrs≥1hr: 62%

    Can you escape with the loot? Play as the Master Thief and steal as much as you can. Burgle houses in order to obtain some sweet, sweet loot but, be careful, do not get caught!.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 26.6%, Comedy 23.4%, Stealth 20.1%, Funny 17.5%, Indie 6.7%

  54. #54 404Sight
    70% matchVery Positive85% of 1,762 reviews2015
    Dev: Retro Yeti Games
    Windows
    Median: 48 minMean: 7.2 hrs≥1hr: 37%

    404Sight is a free game made in support of net neutrality. It’s a 3D playground runner influenced by parkour running with the addition of a special ping ability that reveals areas that can speed the player up or slow them down.

    Why similar: Indie 50.8%, First-Person 32.3%, Singleplayer 8.9%, Action 7.9%

  55. #55 A Date in the Park
    69% matchVery Positive88% of 1,998 reviews2016
    Dev: Cloak and Dagger Games
    Windows
    Median: 48 minMean: 3.1 hrs≥1hr: 36%

    A short and mysterious free point and click adventure game, inspired by the feeling of oddness in an everyday situation.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 71.3%, Story Rich 10.5%, Atmospheric 7%, Singleplayer 4.4%, Puzzle 3.6%

  56. #56 Loading Screen Simulator
    67% matchVery Positive87% of 8,618 reviews2017
    Dev: CakeEaterGames
    Windows
    Median: 48 minMean: 31.5 hrs≥1hr: 42%

    A game about never-ending problem of loading screens. We've all experienced it while playing games, while downloading something, while installing an operating system ect. And now you can experience it once again in Loading Screen Simulator: Steam edition

    Why similar: Comedy 38.2%, Funny 35.2%, Indie 12.9%, Singleplayer 7.7%, Casual 4.6%

  57. #57 The Break-In
    63% matchVery Positive87% of 2,590 reviews2025
    Dev: jorgen games Ltd
    Windows
    Median: 3.0 hrsMean: 6.9 hrs≥1hr: 76%

    Steal everything. Even the people. The Break-In lets you take whatever you want, from TVs to fridges to toilets. And all in 1-4 player co-op, VR and non VR. Select your getaway vehicle, anything from a bicycle to a stolen police van, and load up with gear like hammers and rocket boosters, and steal.

    Why similar: Heist 50.1%, Stealth 18.7%, Funny 16.9%, First-Person 13.5%, Action 0.7%

  58. #58 The Greatest Penguin Heist of All Time
    66% matchVery Positive90% of 2,838 reviews2021
    Dev: That Fish
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 2.1 hrsMean: 3.9 hrs≥1hr: 75%

    The Greatest Penguin Heist of All Time is a sandboxy physics game for 1-8 players, with everything from sneaky heists to hilarous stupidity to baking pizzas. With continuous updates, plenty of maps, and hundreds of items, clothes and quests, it has something for everyone.

    Why similar: Heist 45.4%, Comedy 29.7%, Funny 14.3%, Stealth 9.2%, Casual 1.1%

  59. #59 Thief Simulator
    66% matchVery Positive88% of 38,738 reviews2018
    Dev: Noble MuffinsPub: PlayWay S.A.
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 2.0 hrsMean: 12.0 hrs≥1hr: 65%

    Become the best thief. Gather intel, steal things and sell them to buy hi-tech equipment. Do everything that a real thief does.

    Why similar: Heist 39%, Stealth 21.1%, First-Person 17.1%, Funny 10.4%, Singleplayer 4.3%

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