
An interactive ordeal about blacking out in a dive bar and then trying to piece back your understanding of existence. It's gonna get a lot worse before it gets less worse.
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An interactive ordeal about blacking out in a dive bar and then trying to piece back your understanding of existence. It's gonna get a lot worse before it gets less worse.

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Dear passengers: Your train departs from Platform 9 in 20 minutes. Sounds doable. Or does it? An absurd game about the station that will never be finished and won’t let you leave. This game is under construction. Thank you for your understanding.

The Options Menu
The Options Menu is a game where you play as a 'Player' and experience a life filled with Options. Explore countless endings to uncover a game that may surprise you as the real friend all along was your Options Menu in this Comedic Story.
Dear passengers: Your train departs from Platform 9 in 20 minutes. Sounds doable. Or does it? An absurd game about the station that will never be finished and won’t let you leave. This game is under construction. Thank you for your understanding.
Why similar: Satire 30% ★, Walking Simulator 14.9%, Psychological 14.4%, Philosophical 12.1%, Psychedelic 7.5%
The Options Menu is a game where you play as a 'Player' and experience a life filled with Options. Explore countless endings to uncover a game that may surprise you as the real friend all along was your Options Menu in this Comedic Story.
Why similar: Satire 30.2% ★, Walking Simulator 13.9%, Psychological 12.8%, Interactive Fiction 8.4%, Choices Matter 6.2%
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Why similar: Satire 21.5% ★, Psychological 12.9%, Walking Simulator 12.4%, Philosophical 12.1%, Dark Humor 12.1%
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Why similar: Psychological 19%, Dark Humor 18.2%, Philosophical 16.4%, Walking Simulator 14.4%, Multiple Endings 8.6%
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Why similar: Satire 20.7% ★, Walking Simulator 20%, Philosophical 16%, Multiple Endings 10.7%, Choices Matter 7.2%
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Why similar: Psychological 23.3%, Interactive Fiction 23%, Walking Simulator 19.7%, Multiple Endings 11.1%, Choices Matter 7.4%
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Why similar: Satire 21% ★, Psychological 20.2%, Walking Simulator 16.6%, Dark Humor 14.5%, Interactive Fiction 9.8%
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Why similar: Psychological 23.8%, Interactive Fiction 19.9%, Philosophical 16.6%, Psychedelic 14.8%, Multiple Endings 10.8%
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Why similar: Psychological 20.5%, Interactive Fiction 16.5%, Walking Simulator 16.4%, Philosophical 15%, Psychedelic 12.6%
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Why similar: Psychological 35.9%, Interactive Fiction 17.3%, Philosophical 14.9%, Choices Matter 8.3%, Multiple Endings 8%
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Why similar: Satire 25.8% ★, Interactive Fiction 16.3%, Philosophical 12.4%, Dark Humor 11.7%, Multiple Endings 8.2%
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Why similar: Psychological 25.8%, Interactive Fiction 13.4%, Philosophical 12.8%, Dark Humor 12.3%, Walking Simulator 11.7%
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Why similar: Interactive Fiction 26.5%, Walking Simulator 23.4%, Psychological 11.1%, Philosophical 10.5%, Multiple Endings 8.5%
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Why similar: Psychological 21.1%, Interactive Fiction 20.9%, Walking Simulator 18.4%, Philosophical 9.2%, Multiple Endings 7.3%
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Why similar: Interactive Fiction 32.8%, Walking Simulator 28.9%, Adventure 11.4%, First-Person 8.6%, Multiple Endings 8.2%
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Why similar: Satire 27.2% ★, Interactive Fiction 27%, Philosophical 14.1%, Multiple Endings 9%, Adventure 7.7%
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Why similar: Satire 34.1% ★, Dark Humor 29.3%, Interactive Fiction 10.1%, Adventure 7.8%, RPG 7.4%
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Why similar: Walking Simulator 18.4%, Psychedelic 16%, Psychological 15.6%, Dark Humor 13.2%, Multiple Endings 10%
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Why similar: Dark Humor 29.4%, Walking Simulator 22.3%, Psychedelic 14.7%, Multiple Endings 8.2%, First-Person 6%
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Why similar: Dark Humor 25.1%, Satire 19.5% ★, Psychological 16.4%, Philosophical 16%, Multiple Endings 10.1%
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Why similar: Interactive Fiction 30.6%, Psychological 23%, Multiple Endings 13%, Choices Matter 8.7%, First-Person 8.7%
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Why similar: Walking Simulator 27.1%, Philosophical 26.7%, Interactive Fiction 22%, Multiple Endings 5.9%, Adventure 5.4%
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Why similar: Satire 24.7% ★, Psychological 21.6%, Philosophical 18.7%, Dark Humor 16.8%, Adventure 4.7%
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