Games Like EXOTIUM - Episode 5

In this episode, Mr Harris will learn more about the past of the man with the headset, in particular the dangerousness of knowing his identity.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 31.9%, Narration 27%, Solitaire 13.9% ★, Interactive Fiction 8.3%, Indie 6.5%

In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 29.9%, Narration 25.8%, Solitaire 14.4% ★, Interactive Fiction 9.8%, Indie 6.5%

In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 29.9%, Narration 25.8%, Solitaire 14.4% ★, Interactive Fiction 9.8%, Indie 6.5%

In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 29.9%, Narration 25.8%, Solitaire 14.4% ★, Interactive Fiction 9.8%, Indie 6.5%

In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 31.2%, Narration 27.5%, Solitaire 14.8% ★, Interactive Fiction 10.1%, Cinematic 6.3%

In this episode, Mr. Harris will learn more about the past and the motivations of the man with the headset, but will always remain suspicious of him.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 32.7%, Narration 25.4%, Solitaire 15.2% ★, Interactive Fiction 10.1%, Cinematic 6.1%

In this episode the past of Mr. Harris and the man with the headset begins to be revealed, but the objective and the technologies developed of the laboratory are still relatively unclear.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 31.7%, Narration 27.4%, Solitaire 14.7% ★, Interactive Fiction 10.7%, Cinematic 5.9%

In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 30.9%, Narration 22.7%, Solitaire 14.9% ★, Interactive Fiction 10.2%, Indie 6.7%

In this episode, Mr. Harris will discover that certain technologies are much more advanced than he thought and that the field of possibilities is much greater than he imagined.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 31.3%, Narration 26.3%, Solitaire 17.5% ★, Interactive Fiction 7.3%, Cinematic 5.8%

Dive into the haunting narrative of "Whispers of silence" a first-person exploration game where every object tells a story and every note reveals a fragment of the past.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 49.2%, Narration 38.6%, 3D 5.6%, Indie 4.2%, Singleplayer 2.4%

In this episode, Mr Harris will discover how the man with the headset is not just a little kid and that he has a far greater influence than he would have thought.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 27.3%, Solitaire 21% ★, Narration 16.4%, Interactive Fiction 14%, Cinematic 7.7%

A singleplayer, post-horror exploration game that gives you the opportunity to unravel the events that've taken place in a seemingly normal home.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 49.5%, Narration 32.8%, Casual 6.3%, 3D 5.7%, Indie 3.9%

A short narrative and exploration game about Zach, June, and a strange phenomenon. You're Zach and, stuck in your home, you will do everything to keep hearing June's voice messages. What is happening out there?

Why similar: Narration 37.2%, Walking Simulator 32.1%, Interactive Fiction 16.5%, Indie 14.1%

The Longest Walk is a deeply personal biographical walking-simulator game about my father's experience of living with depression.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 50.7%, Narration 30%, Indie 6.1%, Casual 5.9%, 3D 5.3%

Wander through an ever-changing level in This Game is Simple- a quiet, meditative story about a game developer losing passion towards their work.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 45%, Narration 26.6%, Cinematic 14.9%, Casual 4.6%, Singleplayer 3.8%

A short walking sim game where after a car crash you wander into strange lands. Chop some cactus and turn an old mill into a concert hall. That's your life now.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 40.9%, Narration 32.8%, Cinematic 15.4%, 3D 5%, Indie 3.4%

Earth Rising - A game about building CubeSat and learning more about this small satellite and how it functions. You are in the role of a robot that has a mission to put into space as many CubeSat satellites as you can so you can find different resources for future space flight development.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 68%, Indie 12.3%, 3D 8.3%, Casual 6.6%, Singleplayer 4.8%

The Sophisticated Art of Friendship: Tales of a Lost Friend Series is a narrtive video game for PC, Mac and Linux. It last about an hour and a half and it is not a traditional video game. We break the fourth wall to bring you this extraordinary story to life.

Why similar: Narration 38.1%, Walking Simulator 34.4%, Cinematic 13.1%, Interactive Fiction 9.4%, Casual 2.7%

Retired Waves is a narrative video game by Bing Liu. It lasts about 30 minutes and has no traditional mechanics, goals, or objectives. Instead, it tells the story of a being wandering through their thoughts and reflecting on the meaning of architecture.

Why similar: Narration 46.9%, Walking Simulator 41.6%, 3D 3.6%, Indie 3.5%, Casual 2.8%

You find yourself in a utopian setting, immersed in the matrix of an omnipotent AI that holds all knowledge and wisdom. There is no clarity as to how you got here, but a mission looms before you.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 38.4%, Narration 27.7%, Interactive Fiction 19.5%, Indie 5.2%, 3D 4.7%

N.E.R.O. is a wonderful journey in a world of incredible beauty, a story driven first-person game with puzzles and intuitive controls where the environment is connected to the characters and their past. The world of N.E.R.O. is magical and varied, making exploring an ongoing challenge.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 43.3%, Narration 41.7%, Indie 11.2%, Singleplayer 3.8%

This is a First Person Story Adventure video game with Walking Simulator mechanics. The main character can interact with different objects and can add it to her inventory. Collect letters, explore areas and enjoy the scenery. Solve the mystery and find the truth.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 38%, Narration 25.5%, Interactive Fiction 20.7%, Casual 9.8%, Indie 4.1%

Narrative experience from the mind of Thomas Hunt. Skateboarding Cows? Sentient boxes? A deep, emotional melodrama about the video games industry? Yep, it's got it all! NOT FOR YOU is a collection of short experiences, which you can play in any order you would like!

Why similar: Narration 36.1%, Walking Simulator 23.5%, Interactive Fiction 21.3%, Cinematic 8.7%, Casual 4.4%

A majestic, first person exploration game that delves you into the personal story of you and Zack as you traverse beautiful terrains and discover the forgotten truth that is buried away deep inside.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 54.3%, Narration 25%, Indie 11.9%, Casual 3.9%, 3D 3.1%

"Diatribes" is a poetic VR interactive experience that explores the internal conflicts that arise when we’re confronted with the reality of climate change.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 39.8%, Narration 24.8%, Interactive Fiction 20.8%, Casual 5.2%, 3D 4.9%

Walk through this world to understand how it works!

Why similar: Walking Simulator 72.5%, Indie 27.5%

A beautiful, third-person exploration game about a lone stag wandering a post-human Earth. Discover ancient runes that reveal haunting audio from the final days of humanity, as you piece together the story of how the world fell—and what still lingers in its silence.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 45.8%, Narration 42.2%, Indie 10.2%, Singleplayer 1.8%

Zone-0 is a psychological horror experience built using one of our free game frameworks, offering a chilling glimpse into what you can create with it.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 50.8%, Narration 46.5%, Singleplayer 2.7%

The Honours Project is an autobiographical walking simulator. Enjoy a narrative experience, adventuring through dream-like levels, solving an occasional puzzle and listening to the dark and sometimes comical dialogue that acts as a commentary about being a student and game development.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 39.5%, Narration 37.1%, Cinematic 11.5%, Casual 4.8%, 3D 3.8%

Welcome to Loop. Loop is a first-person comedy game based around completing laps around a test track. What will happen to you in the Loop?

Why similar: Walking Simulator 47.1%, Narration 29.9%, Casual 9.1%, Indie 6.3%, 3D 5.7%

Persecution - The Elevator is a first-person psychological thriller. Explore an ordinary apartment in a new building, where one night strange things begin to happen.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 49.5%, Narration 38.3%, 3D 6.1%, Indie 4.2%, Singleplayer 1.8%

The Graveyard is a very short computer game. You play an old lady who visits a graveyard. You walk around, sit on a bench and listen to a song. It's more like an explorable painting than an actual game. An experiment with poetry and storytelling but without words.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 90.9%, Indie 8.5%, Singleplayer 0.7%

A first person psychological horror experience set in a quiet suburban home. Witness a violent crime, uncover unsettling events, and endure a night where fear slowly takes over familiar spaces. Explore a grounded environment where tension builds through atmosphere and subtle storytelling.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 50.7%, Narration 39.4%, Indie 6.2%, Singleplayer 3.6%

Embark on a journey of Zen koans in a Buddhist mandala space Reach Nirvana with a 1 in 8192 chance in a mystical world adorned with tombstones and Buddha statues.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 65.7%, Indie 19%, Casual 11.8%, Singleplayer 3.5%

It's Not About the End is a short story inspired by David Wehle's game Home is Where One Starts. While recalling good memories of your childhood, explore the map in search of parts for the car that was left by a loved one for you.

Why similar: Narration 33.3%, Walking Simulator 27.3%, Cinematic 19.4%, Indie 11.4%, Casual 6.9%

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: Walking Simulator 47.4%, Narration 42.8%, Indie 7.2%, Singleplayer 2.6%

Lost Brothers is a single-player first-person adventure, taking place in an abandoned mine. All you have is a walkie-talkie and a map. Explore a mysterious forest and a labyrinth of underground passages to rescue a mysterious lady.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 44.3%, Narration 41.9%, Indie 6.4%, Casual 3.8%, Singleplayer 3.6%

The Fanciful Chronicle is a singleplayer first person narrative game. As Mike, you find yourself at a highschool reunion where all kind of memories return to you as you meet your friend Sam. As you explore these memories, Mike discovers more and more about his past - or lack thereof.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 51.2%, Narration 25.4%, Casual 10.4%, 3D 6.2%, Indie 4.7%

Dear Esther immerses you in a stunningly realised world, a remote and desolate island somewhere in the outer Hebrides. As you step forwards, a voice begins to read fragments of a letter: 'Dear Esther...' - and so begins a journey through one of the most original first-person games of recent years.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 43.4%, Narration 27.5%, Interactive Fiction 20.3%, Indie 3.6%, Casual 3.1%

A small "horror" narrative game about isolation and depression.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 46%, Interactive Fiction 23.2%, Narration 18.2%, Casual 6.4%, 3D 5.3%

Welcome to The Fabled Woods, a dark and mysterious narrative short story. Despite the picturesque beauty, ugly and terrible secrets lurk among the shifting boughs, darkness that no amount of dappled sunlight can erase. Take the first step, and experience an unforgettable journey.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 44.8%, Narration 24.4%, Indie 18.1%, Interactive Fiction 6.5%, Casual 4.6%

This is a story about an ordinary family spending time at home during the rain.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 34%, Narration 21.4%, Indie 18.7%, Casual 12.4%, Interactive Fiction 10.5%

The Gap is a short first-person horror experience taking place in a ghostly abandoned house on a lonely street corner.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 41.5%, Narration 32.9%, Cinematic 13.8%, Indie 4.5%, 3D 3.9%

Spiral is a third-person narrative exploration game that shares a poetic vision of cognitive degeneration. Step into the shoes of Bernard as you help him and support him while braving his unravelling mind and reliving his most treasured moments.

Why similar: Narration 39.3%, Walking Simulator 37.5%, Cinematic 7.2%, Indie 6.5%, Casual 3.4%

From the creators of Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Dear Esther comes a new first-person horrorgame that will drag you to the depths of greed, power and madness. It will bury its snout into your ribs and it will eat your heart.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 70.4%, Narration 14.4%, Interactive Fiction 9.9%, Indie 3.4%, Singleplayer 1.9%

Grab your hoverboard and explore the ancient, mysterious world of AnShi as you glide across caves, large deserts and old temple ruins to discover its secrets. Featuring stunning visuals and an original soundtrack, AnShi delivers a unique, breathtaking experience.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 36.1%, Narration 30.2%, Interactive Fiction 17.8%, Cinematic 7.5%, 3D 4.4%

"P.I." is a psychological horror science fiction themed around live streaming. While being cautious about revealing her identity, the streamer continues her live broadcast from home, gradually uncovering the truth behind the strange events that begin to unfold in her everyday life.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 40.7%, Interactive Fiction 22.9%, Cinematic 18.9%, Casual 9.6%, Indie 3.9%

Find the damaged map in the waiting room of the station and arrive safely to the final station, Noctis Station. Please note that there are mannequins with bombs in each station!

Why similar: Walking Simulator 76.9%, Indie 10.8%, 3D 8.6%, Singleplayer 3.8%

You are on a business trip and will be stayin 3 nights at a business hotel. If you find anomaly in your room, you contact the front desk. If there is nothing wrong with the room, you will sleep in the bed.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 64.2%, Casual 15.6%, 3D 8%, Indie 7.2%, Singleplayer 5%

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

Why similar: Narration 44.9%, Walking Simulator 42.3%, Indie 7.7%, Singleplayer 3.4%, Casual 1.7%

A short indie horror game about waking up in a nightmare, and having only stealth and wit on your side to survive. Don’t get caught...

Why similar: Walking Simulator 50.6%, Narration 37.6%, Indie 9.1%, Singleplayer 2.6%

A surreal first-person narrative experience. Walk along an endless tropical beach, encounter out-of-place artifacts and look for a way to escape while being guided by a soothing yet sarcastic voice who makes you ponder the meaning of your existence.

Why similar: Narration 44.9%, Walking Simulator 42.2%, Indie 6.9%, Casual 4.1%, Singleplayer 1.9%

"The Lost Valley" is a small game where you will play as a cyclist who will get in an accident. The protagonist finds himself in a great valley called "The Lost Valley". The bicycle is broken as a result of cliff falling and the protagonist has to move further on foot.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 62%, Indie 30.8%, Casual 7.2%

The Falling Star is a first-person exploration and narrative-driven walking simulator. Following the mother's last wish, the girl embarks on a journey in a dream to uncover the story of her missing aunt’s past.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 53%, Narration 25%, Casual 9.6%, 3D 6%, Indie 4.7%

Beyond Memoria is a first-person narrative journey between dream and memory. Explore a surreal world and use photography to uncover forgotten fragments and piece together your story.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 51.1%, Narration 41.9%, Indie 3.5%, 3D 2.5%, Singleplayer 1%

“NO LIFE BABY OF THE END” is a walking simulator set in a school. Pay close attention to your surroundings and aim for the rooftop.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 75.2%, 3D 7.1%, Cinematic 6.8%, Singleplayer 5.5%, Indie 5.3%

Nia accidentally goes into her best friend—Alice's past, the only way to escape and go back to the real world is to help Alice to solve all her problems. When you can go back to the past, do you want to do everything you can to save what you've lost?

Why similar: Walking Simulator 55.3%, Narration 30.8%, 3D 6%, Indie 5.2%, Singleplayer 2.7%

June 7th, 1995. 1:15 AM. You arrive home after a year abroad. You expect your family to greet you, but the house is empty. Something's not right. Where is everyone? And what's happened here? Unravel the mystery for yourself in Gone Home, a story exploration game from The Fullbright Company.

Why similar: Walking Simulator 85.7%, Indie 6%, Narration 3.8%, Interactive Fiction 3.3%, Singleplayer 1.2%