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

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Be the Universe in this epic, award-winning reality simulation game - featuring thousands of playable characters, endless exploration, an extraordinary soundtrack and narration from Alan Watts.

Reviews: Very Positive — 83% — of 3,845 reviews
Released: 2017-04-21
Developer: David OReilly
Publisher: PLAYISM (Japan)
Genres: Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation
Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux
Median playtime: 4.1 hrs
Mean playtime: 11.8 hrs
Players ≥ 1 hr: 79%

Overview

Everything is a unique, meditative experience that explores the interconnectedness of the universe through scale-shifting simulation and philosophical narration. These recommendations focus on games that prioritize existential themes, surreal exploration, nature-based simulation, and the feeling of being a small part of a vast, interconnected whole.

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  1. #1 Mountain
    97% matchVery Positive88% of 16,291 reviews2014
    Dev: David OReilly
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 6.2 hrsMean: 103.7 hrs≥1hr: 82%

    Existential Nature Simulation

    Why similar: Simulation 21.6%, Relaxing 20.3%, God Game 15.2%, Casual 9.8%, Great Soundtrack 9.1%

    Why You'll Like It: Like Everything, this is a meditative, surreal simulation that focuses on the passage of time and the nature of existence.

  2. #2 Universe Sandbox
    96% matchOverwhelmingly Positive96% of 31,223 reviews2015
    Dev: Giant Army
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 2.3 hrsMean: 23.8 hrs≥1hr: 71%

    Create & destroy on an unimaginable scale with a realistic physics-based space simulator. Explore the beauty of our universe and the fragility of our planet. Use science to bend the laws of gravity, collide planets, boil away oceans, fire epic space lasers, and customize your universe.

    Why similar: Sandbox 22%, Open World 15.3%, God Game 15.2%, Simulation 14.3%, Relaxing 13.2%

    Why You'll Like It: This game captures the massive scale of the cosmos, allowing you to manipulate planets and stars in a way that mirrors the macro-scale exploration of Everything.

  3. #3 Proteus
    96% matchMostly Positive76% of 2,784 reviews2013
    Dev: Ed Key and David KanagaPub: Twisted Tree
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 18 minMean: 2.0 hrs≥1hr: 18%

    Proteus is a game about exploration and immersion in a dream-like island world where the soundtrack to your play is created by your surroundings. Played in first-person, the primary means of interaction is simply your presence in the world and how you observe it.

    Why similar: Experimental 18.4%, Relaxing 18.3%, Walking Simulator 14.5%, Exploration 11.9%, Procedural Generation 8.5%

    Why You'll Like It: A procedurally generated, relaxing exploration game where the environment reacts to your presence, much like the interactive world of Everything.

  4. #4 Flower
    95% matchMostly Positive80% of 4,992 reviews2019
    Dev: thatgamecompanyPub: Annapurna Interactive
    Windows
    Median: 2.1 hrsMean: 4.9 hrs≥1hr: 71%

    Experience award-winning Flower, now available on PC. Flower lets you take control of the wind as you explore and navigate beautiful, lush environments.

    Why similar: Relaxing 26.7%, Open World 22.2%, Casual 11.4%, Exploration 11.3%, Atmospheric 10.4%

    Why You'll Like It: It offers a similarly relaxing, atmospheric experience that emphasizes the beauty of nature and the interconnectedness of the environment.

  5. #5 Journey
    94% matchVery Positive94% of 37,631 reviews2020
    Dev: thatgamecompanyPub: Annapurna Interactive
    Windows
    Median: 2.0 hrsMean: 7.7 hrs≥1hr: 76%

    Explore the ancient, mysterious world of Journey as you soar above ruins and glide across sands to discover its secrets.

    Why similar: Relaxing 22.5%, Great Soundtrack 19.9%, Exploration 12.5%, Walking Simulator 12.4%, Atmospheric 12.3%

    Why You'll Like It: This title shares the philosophical, wordless storytelling and atmospheric exploration that defines the emotional core of Everything.

  6. #6 Outer Wilds
    93% matchOverwhelmingly Positive96% of 102,192 reviews2020
    Dev: Mobius DigitalPub: Annapurna Interactive
    Windows
    Median: 4.7 hrsMean: 16.8 hrs≥1hr: 82%

    Named Game of the Year 2019 by Giant Bomb, Polygon, Eurogamer, and The Guardian, Outer Wilds is a critically-acclaimed and award-winning open world mystery about a solar system trapped in an endless time loop.

    Why similar: Open World 25%, Great Soundtrack 24.9%, Exploration 20.4%, Atmospheric 10.5%, Simulation 7.3%

    Why You'll Like It: It captures the existential wonder of exploring a vast, interconnected universe while uncovering deep philosophical mysteries.

  7. #7 Solar 2
    94% matchVery Positive91% of 2,209 reviews2011
    Dev: Murudai
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 2.0 hrsMean: 4.3 hrs≥1hr: 71%

    Dynamic abstract sandbox universe. Changes and evolves as you do.

    Why similar: Sandbox 23.9%, God Game 15.8%, Relaxing 12.6%, Open World 11.4%, Simulation 10.8%

    Why You'll Like It: This game features a similar mechanic of scaling up from small asteroids to massive black holes, emphasizing the vastness of space.

  8. #8 Manifold Garden
    92% matchOverwhelmingly Positive95% of 8,248 reviews2020
    Dev: William Chyr Studio
    Windows
    Median: 3.6 hrsMean: 5.3 hrs≥1hr: 79%

    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: Philosophical 45.2%, Experimental 22.9%, Relaxing 10.8%, Exploration 7.1%, Atmospheric 5%

    Why You'll Like It: The game’s focus on impossible geometry and shifting perspectives mirrors the surreal, mind-bending nature of Everything.

  9. #9 SpaceEngine
    91% matchOverwhelmingly Positive96% of 15,590 reviews2019
    Dev: Cosmographic Software
    Windows
    Median: 2.1 hrsMean: 46.2 hrs≥1hr: 66%

    The world's first science-based photorealistic interactive 3D planetarium that models the entire Universe, using procedural generation for uncharted areas.

    Why similar: Sandbox 24.8%, Open World 23.3%, Relaxing 12.7%, Simulation 11.6%, Casual 8.7%

    Why You'll Like It: It provides a scientifically accurate, infinite universe to explore, perfect for those who enjoy the scale-shifting aspects of Everything.

  10. #10 Equilinox
    91% matchVery Positive92% of 3,004 reviews2018
    Dev: ThinMatrix
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 1.8 hrsMean: 6.9 hrs≥1hr: 60%

    Equilinox is a relaxing nature simulation game in which you can create and nurture your own ecosystems. Shape the world to your liking, cultivate and raise hundreds of different species, and evolve your wildlife to unlock more exotic plants and animals.

    Why similar: Sandbox 22.1%, Simulation 19.2%, God Game 16.3%, Relaxing 16.2%, Casual 7.7%

    Why You'll Like It: This nature simulation game lets you manage an ecosystem, focusing on the evolution and interconnectedness of life forms.

  11. #11 PLAYNE : The Meditation Game
    90% matchVery Positive93% of 1,222 reviews2020
    Dev: Krish ShrikumarPub: Vismaya
    Windows
    Median: 1.1 hrsMean: 47.4 hrs≥1hr: 51%

    Grow a beautiful island as you build a daily habit of mindfulness and meditation. Experience relaxation and learn ways to care for your mental wellbeing.

    Why similar: Philosophical 36%, Experimental 12.1%, Sandbox 9.8%, Relaxing 9.4%, Open World 8.9%

    Why You'll Like It: It is designed specifically for meditation and reflection, aligning with the philosophical and calming nature of the seed game.

  12. #12 Katamari Damacy REROLL
    89% matchVery Positive93% of 6,581 reviews2018
    Dev: MONKEYCRAFT Co. Ltd.Pub: BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment
    Windows
    Median: 3.2 hrsMean: 5.3 hrs≥1hr: 77%

    The beloved roll-em-up game returns with fully updated graphics, completely recreated cutscenes and in full HD!

    Why similar: Great Soundtrack 47.8%, Casual 16.1%, Relaxing 11.3%, Funny 10%, Surreal 6.5%

    Why You'll Like It: This game shares the core mechanic of rolling up objects to grow larger, providing a playful take on scale and perspective.

  13. #13 Walden, a game
    89% matchVery Positive84% of 116 reviews2019
    Dev: USC Game Innovation LabPub: USC Games
    Windows · Mac

    Take on Henry David Thoreau’s classic adventure in living simply in nature as you explore this epic open world game based on the story of Thoreau’s life in the woods alone at Walden Pond.

    Why similar: Philosophical 50.8%, Experimental 19.2%, Indie 11.5%, Walking Simulator 8.9%, Exploration 6.2%

    Why You'll Like It: It offers a philosophical, nature-based simulation that encourages players to slow down and reflect on their environment.

  14. #14 ABZU
    88% matchVery Positive93% of 27,307 reviews2016
    Dev: Giant SquidPub: 505 Games
    Windows
    Median: 2.6 hrsMean: 5.3 hrs≥1hr: 80%

    From the art director of Journey®, ABZÛ is a beautiful underwater adventure that evokes the dream of diving. Immerse yourself in a vibrant hidden world bursting with color and life as you descend into the heart of the ocean. But beware as you swim deeper as dangers lurk in the depths.

    Why similar: Relaxing 28.5%, Great Soundtrack 18.2%, Exploration 11.5%, Atmospheric 11.1%, Open World 6.6%

    Why You'll Like It: A meditative, nature-focused exploration game that emphasizes the beauty and interconnectedness of marine life.

  15. #15 Sable
    86% matchVery Positive86% of 6,278 reviews2021
    Dev: ShedworksPub: Raw Fury
    Windows
    Median: 4.2 hrsMean: 7.0 hrs≥1hr: 84%

    Embark on an unique and unforgettable journey and guide Sable through her Gliding; a rite of passage that will take her across vast deserts and mesmerizing landscapes, capped by the remains of spaceships and ancient wonders.

    Why similar: Open World 31.6%, Relaxing 23.7%, Exploration 15.4%, Atmospheric 12.3%, RPG 10.7%

    Why You'll Like It: This game features a contemplative, atmospheric open world that encourages slow-paced exploration and personal discovery.

  16. #16 Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
    87% matchMixed68% of 2,107 reviews2016
    Dev: The Chinese RoomPub: PlayStation Publishing LLC
    Windows
    Median: 4.0 hrsMean: 5.2 hrs≥1hr: 71%

    Featuring a beautiful, detailed open-world and a haunting soundtrack, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture is non-linear storytelling at its best.

    Why similar: Walking Simulator 32%, Great Soundtrack 21.4%, Open World 11.5%, Atmospheric 10.8%, Indie 7.6%

    Why You'll Like It: This game excels at building an atmospheric, contemplative world that invites the player to piece together a larger, existential narrative.

  17. #17 Fugue in Void
    85% matchMixed66% of 256 reviews2018
    Dev: Moshe LinkePub: Sedoc LLC
    Windows · Mac

    A walking sim in which you can explore all kinds of mysterious places and dive into a world full of atmosphere. Let this experience unfold in your head. Let it inspire you.

    Why similar: Simulation 24.1%, Walking Simulator 18.8%, Casual 14.1%, Great Soundtrack 11.5%, Open World 11.2%

    Why You'll Like It: A surreal, atmospheric walking simulator that explores abstract environments and the feeling of isolation.

  18. #18 A Short Hike
    82% matchOverwhelmingly Positive99% of 22,017 reviews2019
    Dev: adamgryu
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 2.5 hrsMean: 6.0 hrs≥1hr: 77%

    Hike, climb, and soar through the peaceful mountainside landscapes of Hawk Peak Provincial Park as you make your way to the summit.

    Why similar: Relaxing 23.9%, Open World 17.3%, Exploration 14%, Great Soundtrack 12.9%, Indie 7.5%

    Why You'll Like It: A relaxing, open-world exploration game that captures the joy of discovery and the beauty of a small, contained environment.

  19. #19 Doodle God
    84% matchMostly Positive75% of 1,515 reviews2015
    Dev: JoyBits Ltd.
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 3.4 hrsMean: 5.2 hrs≥1hr: 90%

    Doodle God is an addicting puzzle & world building game where players use logic and ingenuity to create the entire universe. Starting with the basic elements of earth, wind, fire and air players can build a world filled with locomotives, Dragons, skyscrapers, Aliens and more.

    Why similar: God Game 28.3%, Experimental 17.8%, Sandbox 14.2%, Simulation 11.7%, Open World 8.9%

    Why You'll Like It: A god-game simulation that allows you to combine elements to create life, reflecting the creative, sandbox nature of Everything.

  20. #20 Superliminal
    82% matchVery Positive95% of 33,072 reviews2020
    Dev: Pillow Castle
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 3.0 hrsMean: 5.3 hrs≥1hr: 85%

    Perception is reality. In this mind-bending first-person puzzler, you escape a surreal dream world through solving impossible puzzles using the ambiguity of depth and perspective.

    Why similar: Exploration 33.4%, Funny 29.1%, Surreal 20.5%, Singleplayer 9.9%, Adventure 7.1%

    Why You'll Like It: The game uses perspective-based puzzles to manipulate the size and scale of objects, echoing the surreal nature of Everything.

  21. #21 Wilderless
    83% matchMostly Positive80% of 94 reviews2023
    Dev: Protopop
    Windows · Mac

    Wilderless is a walking/hiking/photography simulator set in a fantasy wilderness. Players can explore a beautiful, procedurally generated natural open world. Tons of options allow you to configure many aspects of the world, and you can choose your initial world seed to generate different worlds.

    Why similar: Open World 18.9%, Sandbox 17.8%, Relaxing 15.1%, Walking Simulator 11.6%, Procedural Generation 9.7%

    Why You'll Like It: A pure, open-world exploration experience that focuses on the beauty of nature without the pressure of traditional game goals.

  22. #22 Atuel
    81% matchVery Positive95% of 181 reviews2025
    Dev: Matajuegos
    Windows

    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 43.2%, Experimental 15.9%, Relaxing 10.5%, Walking Simulator 8.6%, Atmospheric 4.7%

    Why You'll Like It: A nature-focused, relaxing walking simulator that uses the environment to tell a story about the passage of time and geological change.

  23. #23 Among Ripples
    84% matchMixed68% of 1,446 reviews2015
    Dev: Eat Create Sleep
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 18 minMean: 4.8 hrs≥1hr: 18%

    Control a pond's ecosystem; experiment with what you can do and see what happens. Among Ripples is a meditative ecosystem management simulator; you add different creatures to the pond and see how they interact.

    Why similar: Simulation 17.6%, Experimental 17.1%, Sandbox 15.2%, Relaxing 14%, Casual 9.1%

    Why You'll Like It: A relaxing, nature-focused simulation game that allows you to observe and influence the development of a pond ecosystem.

  24. #24 Sky: Children of the Light
    78% matchVery Positive87% of 23,585 reviews2024
    Dev: thatgamecompany
    Windows
    Median: 1.4 hrsMean: 27.5 hrs≥1hr: 59%

    A breathtaking open-world adventure awaits! Explore magical realms, restore lost light, and form wordless bonds with players worldwide. Complete quests and solve puzzles in seasonal events that celebrate kindness, discovery, and heartfelt connection.

    Why similar: Sandbox 29.6%, Open World 27.2%, Exploration 12.6%, Casual 10.4%, Atmospheric 9.8%

    Why You'll Like It: An atmospheric, social exploration game that emphasizes kindness and connection within a beautiful, expansive world.

  25. #25 Gorogoa
    79% matchOverwhelmingly Positive97% of 20,093 reviews2017
    Dev: Buried SignalPub: Annapurna Interactive
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 2.4 hrsMean: 6.0 hrs≥1hr: 86%

    Gorogoa is an elegant evolution of the puzzle genre, told through a beautifully hand-drawn story designed and illustrated by Jason Roberts. Winner of Debut Game at the 2018 BAFTA Games Awards, as well as Best Mobile Game and the Innovation Award at the GDC 2018 Choice Awards.

    Why similar: Experimental 23.9%, Great Soundtrack 16.4%, Atmospheric 14.9%, Casual 14.4%, Indie 13.9%

    Why You'll Like It: This puzzle game uses perspective and layered imagery to tell a surreal, philosophical story about life and time.

  26. #26 The Witness
    79% matchVery Positive85% of 20,692 reviews2016
    Dev: Thekla, Inc.
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 4.2 hrsMean: 12.3 hrs≥1hr: 77%

    You wake up, alone, on a strange island full of puzzles that will challenge and surprise you.

    Why similar: Philosophical 27.1%, Open World 22.7%, Exploration 13.2%, Walking Simulator 9.8%, Atmospheric 6.2%

    Why You'll Like It: A deeply philosophical puzzle game that encourages players to observe the environment closely to understand the nature of the world.

  27. #27 NaissanceE
    80% matchVery Positive84% of 4,298 reviews2014
    Dev: Limasse Five
    Windows
    Median: 42 minMean: 3.8 hrs≥1hr: 44%

    NaissanceE is an obscure and magical first person exploration game, a philosophical trip and an artistic experience. The adventure takes place in a primitive mysterious structure and the game mainly consists to explore and feel the deep and strong ambiance of this atemporal world.

    Why similar: Exploration 26.9%, Walking Simulator 25%, Atmospheric 16.5%, Indie 13.1%, Great Soundtrack 7.7%

    Why You'll Like It: This game features surreal, massive architectural spaces that emphasize the player's small scale in a vast, abstract world.

  28. #28 OVERVIEW (A Walk Through The Universe)
    81% matchMostly Positive72% of 123 reviews2018
    Dev: Orbital Views
    Windows

    Overview is a mind-changing experience about our position in the Universe. With a narrative and an interactive mode, it features realistic imagery and accurate data to leave you in awe and wonder at the vastness of the Cosmos.

    Why similar: Simulation 28.4%, Exploration 24.2%, Casual 21.2%, Atmospheric 9.8%, Family Friendly 9.1%

    Why You'll Like It: An educational, space-focused experience that provides a sense of scale and wonder regarding our place in the universe.

  29. #29 Grow Home
    78% matchVery Positive92% of 5,587 reviews2015
    Dev: Reflections, a Ubisoft StudioPub: Infogrames
    Windows · Linux
    Median: 3.4 hrsMean: 4.3 hrs≥1hr: 83%

    Experience the freedom of unbounded climbing as you take control of BUD, a procedurally animated robot on a quest to save his planet. Create your own path through an alien world as you control and ride a giant plant on a vertical journey to the stars.

    Why similar: Open World 33.6%, Sandbox 14.9%, Exploration 12.8%, Casual 10.1%, Relaxing 8.3%

    Why You'll Like It: This game focuses on vertical exploration and the scale of the environment as you climb a massive plant to reach the stars.

  30. #30 HOME
    77% matchVery Positive90% of 3,342 reviews2019
    Dev: Fantasync
    Windows · Mac

    HOME is a feel-good walking simulator experience in which you create your own poem and music. Embark on a poetic and musical heartwarming journey about what home means to you.

    Why similar: Philosophical 46.6%, Sandbox 12.5%, Relaxing 10.9%, Walking Simulator 7.8%, Exploration 5.8%

  31. #31 Inspiral: Echoes of Gravity
    75% matchVery Positive80% of 55 reviews2025
    Dev: PcZ Games
    Windows · Mac

    Start as an asteroid, grow by absorbing other celestial bodies to become a planet, a star, and ultimately a black hole. Experience realistic gravity and orbital physics in an ever-evolving sandbox universe.

    Why similar: God Game 22.2%, Sandbox 17.7%, Relaxing 13.5%, Simulation 13.1%, Open World 7.8%

  32. #32 Self-Checkout Unlimited
    77% matchVery Positive83% of 98 reviews2020
    Dev: Argent Games
    Windows · Mac

    Explore and unravel the mall of your mind in this surreal adventure game.

    Why similar: Philosophical 66.9%, Walking Simulator 12.5%, Casual 10.5%, Indie 7.9%, Surreal 2.2%

  33. #33 Emergence
    74% matchVery Positive84% of 98 reviews2020
    Dev: Universal Everything
    Windows

    An awe-inspiring open-world VR art experience exploring human behaviour, the individual and the collective. Immerse yourself among thousands of strangers. Watch from above as your movements influence the crowd in changing environments that are both wondrous and intimidating.

    Why similar: Simulation 33.4%, Casual 15.8%, Experimental 14.1%, Walking Simulator 11.7%, Exploration 9.7%

  34. #34 Treasure Hunter Simulator
    75% matchMixed54% of 1,645 reviews2018
    Dev: DRAGO entertainment
    Windows
    Median: 3.2 hrsMean: 5.3 hrs≥1hr: 88%

    Dive into the exciting world of finding long forgotten treasures. Grab your metal detector and set off to explore the countryside. What today looks like a peaceful meadow might have been the scene of a fierce battle in the past, hiding now the valuable artefacts. Ready to dig in the past?

    Why similar: Simulation 24.2%, Sandbox 10.2%, Relaxing 9.6%, Walking Simulator 9.1%, Open World 9%

  35. #35 Sphaera
    76% matchMostly Negative37% of 67 reviews2018
    Dev: Chilla's Art
    Windows

    Sphaera is a game about relaxation and exploration in a huge grass field filled with animals.

    Why similar: Simulation 20.4%, Sandbox 12.9%, Casual 12.5%, Great Soundtrack 10%, Relaxing 10%

  36. #36 The Beginner's Guide
    72% matchVery Positive88% of 23,006 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: Philosophical 32.5%, Walking Simulator 19.3%, Experimental 18.6%, Great Soundtrack 8.8%, Atmospheric 8.1%

  37. #37 Stone Simulator – Just Be a Rock
    68% matchOverwhelmingly Positive95% of 1,547 reviews2025
    Dev: STFGames
    Windows
    Median: 2.5 hrsMean: 10.0 hrs≥1hr: 66%

    Stone Simulator is a meditative idle game where you live as a rock enduring endless seasons and absurd events. Survive storms, unlock quirky achievements, and observe a serene, ever-changing world. Perfect for Zen-like relaxation or meme-worthy humor.

    Why similar: Philosophical 45%, Relaxing 13.6%, Simulation 10.8%, Exploration 8.8%, Funny 6.1%

  38. #38 Terra Firma 2
    69% matchVery Positive92% of 142 reviews2025
    Dev: Working as Intended
    Windows

    Shape breathtaking worlds in Terra Firma 2, a vast simulation where your creations evolve through the forces of nature. Sculpt the land, then watch as weather, erosion, and life itself transform your world into a dynamic, living ecosystem- right down to every plant and creature.

    Why similar: God Game 27.5%, Sandbox 21.5%, Simulation 14.6%, Relaxing 12.3%, Open World 6.7%

  39. #39 Oracle
    74% matchMixed53% of 266 reviews2017
    Dev: Watercolor Games
    Windows
    Median: 3.2 hrsMean: 3.7 hrs≥1hr: 86%

    ORACLE is a single player, open world experience with dozens of locations to explore, great soundtrack and an awesome story ready to be unraveled.

    Why similar: Open World 21.9%, Walking Simulator 19.6%, Simulation 18.6%, Casual 10.1%, Indie 9.5%

  40. #40 Shape of the World
    72% matchMostly Positive78% of 412 reviews2018
    Dev: Hollow Tree GamesPub: Plug In Digital
    Windows
    Median: 1.1 hrsMean: 11.2 hrs≥1hr: 53%

    A serene first person exploration game in a surreal, organic world that reacts to your presence. Journey through a psychedelically colorful ecosystem of flourishing flora, rambling waterfalls, burgeoning mountains, glowing monoliths and graceful creatures. A 1-3 hour escape from work, anxiety and stress.

    Why similar: Casual 18.2%, Relaxing 17.3%, Walking Simulator 15%, Great Soundtrack 14.4%, Exploration 9.4%

  41. #41 Townscaper
    69% matchOverwhelmingly Positive95% of 21,498 reviews2021
    Dev: Oskar StålbergPub: Raw Fury
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 42 minMean: 8.5 hrs≥1hr: 43%

    Instant town building toy. Place housing blocks and watch them transform, piece by piece, into idyllic ocean-side towns, pastoral gardens, or sweeping cities on the sea.

    Why similar: Experimental 24.8%, Sandbox 16.8%, Relaxing 12.1%, Open World 11%, Simulation 9.6%

  42. #42 The God
    73% matchMixed66% of 56 reviews2018
    Dev: Struct9
    Windows

    Feel the power of god and create your dream world in a beautiful low-poly style. Share your creations with your friends and enjoy.

    Why similar: God Game 35.7%, Simulation 33.8%, Casual 17.8%, Indie 12.7%

  43. #43 Fugl
    71% matchVery Positive85% of 640 reviews2017
    Dev: Team FuglPub: Kotori Studios Ltd
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 1.9 hrsMean: 3.5 hrs≥1hr: 66%

    Soar with the wind as a shape-shifting bird. Explore worlds teeming with life. Discover and morph into hundreds of animal species. Relax and enjoy the freedom of Fugl.

    Why similar: Experimental 20.6%, Relaxing 15.4%, Open World 14.3%, Simulation 12.2%, Procedural Generation 8.5%

  44. #44 Sunlight
    71% matchMostly Positive75% of 453 reviews2021
    Dev: Krillbite Studio
    Windows
    Median: 36 minMean: 2.4 hrs≥1hr: 19%

    Traverse a harmonious hand painted forest in this first person hike. ☀️The trees guide you with gentle whispers, as you explore a philosophical story.

    Why similar: Philosophical 38.2%, Experimental 27.8%, Walking Simulator 11%, Relaxing 8.9%, Open World 6.7%

  45. #45 InnerSpace
    73% matchMixed61% of 346 reviews2018
    Dev: PolyKnight GamesPub: Aspyr
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 3.4 hrsMean: 4.7 hrs≥1hr: 90%

    Soar through virgin skies and dive into lost oceans as you hunt for the ancient gods of the Inverse, a forsaken realm of inside-out planets. Created by a small team of seven developers and originally funded on Kickstarter, InnerSpace is a bright, colorful exploration flying game with no horizons.

    Why similar: Open World 23.2%, Relaxing 21.2%, Exploration 15.4%, Great Soundtrack 10.9%, Indie 9.1%

  46. #46 Meadowland
    73% matchMixed57% of 88 reviews2014
    Dev: Mårten JonssonPub: PLAYISM
    Windows
    Median: 3.1 hrsMean: 3.5 hrs≥1hr: 88%

    Meadowland is an interactive poem. Explore a world, partake in a story.

    Why similar: Experimental 25.1%, Simulation 23.1%, Great Soundtrack 10.6%, Relaxing 9.8%, Indie 9.4%

  47. #47 I Am a Rock
    70% matchVery Positive90% of 52 reviews2022
    Dev: PanGuoJun
    Windows

    A rock's solar system odyssey.

    Why similar: God Game 39%, Casual 15.2%, Walking Simulator 14.1%, Open World 10%, Simulation 8.8%

  48. #48 Endless Fireworks Simulator
    70% matchVery Positive85% of 52 reviews2023
    Dev: lc85Pub: 66games
    Windows · Mac · Linux

    This is a firework simulator game. Anytime you want to set off fireworks, this is one of the best.

    Why similar: Open World 22.7%, Relaxing 22.5%, Simulation 17%, Procedural Generation 13.1%, Funny 9.9%

  49. #49 PANORAMICAL
    71% matchVery Positive91% of 233 reviews2015
    Dev: Fernando RamalloPub: Finji
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 36 minMean: 48 min≥1hr: 32%

    Manipulate the look, sound, and feel of more than a dozen mesmerizing landscapes in this immersive musical adventure through space and time.

    Why similar: Experimental 57.7%, Atmospheric 15.9%, Indie 12.3%, Walking Simulator 11%, Singleplayer 3%

  50. #50 Cell to Singularity - Evolution Never Ends
    67% matchVery Positive90% of 26,928 reviews2021
    Dev: Computer Lunch
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 5.5 hrsMean: 82.9 hrs≥1hr: 79%

    The epic story of evolution, technology, humanity, and dinosaurs is yours to tap.

    Why similar: Simulation 40.6%, God Game 24.4%, Casual 15.6%, Sandbox 14.5%, Singleplayer 2.6%

  51. #51 Atopes
    68% matchVery Positive94% of 668 reviews2021
    Dev: Sato Fumiya
    Windows

    Your future is vaster than the cosmos.

    Why similar: Philosophical 60.3%, Experimental 31.5%, Indie 4.1%, Surreal 3.1%, Singleplayer 0.9%

  52. #52 Placid Plastic Duck Simulator
    66% matchOverwhelmingly Positive98% of 19,774 reviews2022
    Dev: turbolento gamesPub: turbolento publishing
    Windows
    Median: 4.1 hrsMean: 24.8 hrs≥1hr: 79%

    The ultimate high-tech rubber duck simulation, Placid Plastic Duck brings you dangerous levels of relaxation. With chill music, dreamy 3D graphics, and many different happy ducks, your only priority is to float around. Zero Ducks given.

    Why similar: Relaxing 32.9%, Simulation 21.7%, Casual 12.6%, Funny 11.5%, Atmospheric 8.1%

  53. #53 Planetary Life
    65% matchVery Positive94% of 821 reviews2025
    Dev: Sotenbox
    Windows
    Median: 3.5 hrsMean: 8.2 hrs≥1hr: 86%

    Manipulate climate, add plants and evolve creatures in this planet and life sandbox simulation game. From cells to civilizations, spread life throughout the whole planet. Or just enjoy watching your creation burn!

    Why similar: God Game 31%, Sandbox 21.6%, Simulation 13.4%, Relaxing 12.9%, Procedural Generation 9.9%

  54. #54 DeafBlind
    66% matchVery Positive87% of 148 reviews2024
    Dev: Joe Williams
    Windows
    Median: 18 minMean: 4.0 hrs≥1hr: 34%

    DeafBlind offers an immersive sensory deprivation experience, simulating what life might feel like if you were both deaf and blind. This game invites you to navigate a world shrouded in silence and darkness, challenging you to adapt and explore in entirely new ways.

    Why similar: Philosophical 41.4%, Simulation 28.2%, Relaxing 12.6%, Open World 8.4%, Exploration 7.1%

  55. #55 Rock Simulator
    66% matchVery Positive95% of 1,924 reviews2019
    Dev: vinoo
    Windows
    Median: 7.4 hrsMean: 150.7 hrs≥1hr: 75%

    Become what you have always imagined, a rock with no responsibilities, no debt, and no worries. The only thing on your checklist is to exist and watch as time fades away...also to become the golden rock.

    Why similar: God Game 39.9%, Relaxing 21.7%, Simulation 20%, Casual 10.8%, Indie 7.5%

  56. #56 The Way of Life Free Edition
    68% matchMostly Positive74% of 6,195 reviews2016
    Dev: CyberCoconut
    Windows · Mac · Linux
    Median: 18 minMean: 1.8 hrs≥1hr: 13%

    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 27.1%, Open World 17.8%, Simulation 17.4%, Great Soundtrack 11.2%, Indie 10.3%

  57. #57 Awe
    69% matchMostly Positive71% of 258 reviews2015
    Dev: Badland Development StudioPub: BadLand Publishing
    Windows · Mac
    Median: 3.2 hrsMean: 5.6 hrs≥1hr: 88%

    Awe is a god-game about expressing one’s creativity by shaping and building planets’ ecosystems in a soothing and relaxing ambiance carried by beautiful, minimalist lowpoly 3D art style and atmospheric music.

    Why similar: God Game 40.8%, Simulation 17%, Casual 13.2%, Relaxing 11.2%, Indie 8.5%

  58. #58 Infinite Blue
    65% matchMixed66% of 344 reviews2025
    Dev: Gluten Free Games
    Windows

    Discover an immersive ocean Eco-Sim where you can be almost any animal under the sea! From a tiny seahorse to a massive blue whale, experience the endless circle of life in a massive world of reefs, shipwrecks, and hidden wonders.

    Why similar: Sandbox 24.1%, Open World 22.7%, Simulation 18.7%, RPG 9.9%, Procedural Generation 8.9%

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