60+ similar titles based on shared tags and player behavior. Themes include Atmospheric, First-Person, Adventure, Dark.
Wake up in a dream research project gone wrong. As the line between consciousness, memory, and code dissolves, the system watches you. Which is more dangerous — staying asleep, or waking up?
Pelican Deep
You’re a grade-schooler at a religious institution where something feels off in this surreal, first-person adventure game. Do your genes make a difference in the outcome of your suffering? Will your faith be enough to shroud your fears? Perhaps you already know the answer.
Not Yet
NOT YET is a first-person psychological horror experience where silence grows heavier the deeper you go, and hesitation becomes its own consequence.
You’re a grade-schooler at a religious institution where something feels off in this surreal, first-person adventure game. Do your genes make a difference in the outcome of your suffering? Will your faith be enough to shroud your fears? Perhaps you already know the answer.
Why similar: Philosophical 26.7%, Surreal 22.2%, Psychological 14.4%, Atmospheric 12.1%, Abstract 7.5%
NOT YET is a first-person psychological horror experience where silence grows heavier the deeper you go, and hesitation becomes its own consequence.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 20%, Surreal 16.6%, Thriller 13.4%, Atmospheric 10.9%, Psychological 8.4%
A philosophical horror experience in the Alps: As Friedrich Nietzsche confronts his own shadow, he becomes lost between layers of reality.
Why similar: Philosophical 27.3%, Psychological Horror 14.9%, Cinematic 12.2%, Sci-fi 7.9%, Interactive Fiction 6.9%
An interactive visual experience at the intersection of psychological horror and art installation. Explore fractured spaces, collect symbolic objects, and uncover a multi-layered truth. Episode 1 of a planned trilogy, built by a solo developer.
Why similar: Philosophical 21.7%, Psychological Horror 21.4%, Surreal 20.2%, Atmospheric 10.6%, Cinematic 10.3%
Step into the subconscious mind of a brilliant professor, where memories twist, logic bends, and hidden truths await discovery through intricate puzzles
Why similar: Philosophical 26%, Surreal 19.1%, Psychological 12.5%, Thriller 11.6%, Atmospheric 7.9%
Free demo for Cognition Method - a story-driven, first-person puzzle game inspired by Space Odyssey 2001 and Solaris. Discover an innovative mechanics of altering gravity and dive into the surreal setting. Find your way within a mysterious artifact and unveal a non-ordinary story.
Why similar: Philosophical 22.5%, Dystopian 16%, Psychological Horror 12.1%, Sci-fi 10.4%, Cinematic 9.8%
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 19.2%, Dystopian 15.4%, Psychological Horror 11.8%, Cinematic 10.1%, Psychological 8.9%
Timore Redo is a psychological horror game about sadness.
Why similar: Surreal 22.1%, Thriller 16%, Psychological Horror 15.9%, Abstract 10.4%, Psychological 10.2%
FOR GOD'S SAKE, HELP HIM! is a tiny, surreal first-person art "game" about what it's like. your goal is singular and simple: try to help him, however you can... if you can. that's a tall order considering you're both in a blank void and he's being crushed over and over.
Why similar: Surreal 29.5%, Philosophical 22.6%, Abstract 14.8%, Atmospheric 10.5%, Psychological 9.3%
Congratulations! You have been chosen for Vertigo Enigma. A narrative puzzle experiment where your logic and observation are the test. Until it glitches. Until you understand what "chosen" means...
Why similar: Dystopian 20.5%, Psychological Horror 17%, Surreal 13.7%, Sci-fi 10.3%, Atmospheric 10%
Follow an anomalous signal into a forgotten theatre beneath a drowned world, and descend through a shifting labyrinth of memories, imagined lives, and fractured identities in this first-person psychological sci-fi horror game about grief, guilt, and obsession.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 19.1%, Philosophical 15.3%, Surreal 11.8%, Cinematic 10.8%, Atmospheric 9.2%
An AI dares to dream she is human. You've been hired to put her in her place.
Why similar: Philosophical 20.4%, Psychological Horror 18.4%, Sci-fi 13.1%, Dystopian 11%, Atmospheric 7.7%
ASPEN: Uncanny Home puts the player in a state of psychological terror. Players will find themselves in puzzling situations and search to find the hidden story.
Why similar: Philosophical 19%, Surreal 16.1%, Psychological Horror 13.8%, Thriller 11.7%, Psychological 7.5%
Enter randomized suburban simulations, complete unique objectives, and survive various stalkers as you struggle to obtain citizenship in the Sycronium. A psychological horror experience where you're always being watched.
Why similar: Dystopian 18.4%, Psychological Horror 15.1%, Thriller 14%, Psychological 10.9%, Sci-fi 9.4%
Navigate an underground warehouse, approve special items, and eliminate anomalies over a tense 7-day contract or face termination.
Why similar: Dystopian 21.9%, Surreal 15.9%, Psychological Horror 13.4%, Atmospheric 10.2%, First-Person 7.6%
Where the Walls Breathe is a first-person psychological horror experience with a strong focus on atmosphere and environmental storytelling.
Why similar: Surreal 20.5%, Thriller 15.5%, Psychological Horror 14.4%, Cinematic 8.5%, Atmospheric 8%
A first-person psychological horror with walking simulator elements, where every decision has consequences. Ascend a staircase of memories, reliving key moments of a life shaped by guilt, fear, and inner judgment in a dark, surreal world with multiple endings.
Why similar: Philosophical 25%, Psychological Horror 15.1%, Surreal 11.2%, Thriller 10.1%, Atmospheric 8.9%
[SUBJECT] is a first-person psychological horror game. You wake up confused in a dark room, not knowing where you are. The last thing you remember is a robotic voice echoing through you ears. How you got here or why is unclear, but you do know one thing: You're being watched.
Why similar: Dystopian 18.5%, Thriller 17.1%, Psychological Horror 14.5%, Psychological 9.6%, Sci-fi 9.3%
StillAsleep is a first-person psychological horror game where you are trapped inside your dreams that slowly begin to break, shifting and distorting as you try to find a way out.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 19.5%, Psychological 14%, Atmospheric 13.1%, Surreal 12.6%, Abstract 11.1%
Whispering Fog is a first person psychological horror game set in an ever-changing forest shrouded in fog. A quiet getaway becomes a sinister nightmare as the illusion of safety and solitude slowly crumbles around you.
Why similar: Surreal 17.8%, Psychological Horror 17.4%, Thriller 14.7%, Atmospheric 9.8%, Psychological 9.5%
Omitted is a first-person psychological horror game. Experience being left alone in an old hospital, discover its secrets and try to survive.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 18.8%, Thriller 18.6%, Psychological 14.4%, Atmospheric 10.3%, Cinematic 9%
Sorrow Asylum is a looping horror game, a mix of an abandoned asylum and your mind's prison.
Why similar: Surreal 17.9%, Psychological Horror 15.1%, Abstract 13.7%, Thriller 12.8%, Philosophical 10.5%
A psychological horror game where a stepfather is left alone with a disturbing child. Explore a quiet house, face growing nightmares, and piece together the truth behind the boy’s behavior.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 16.2%, Thriller 15.6%, Surreal 14.2%, Psychological 11.4%, Atmospheric 10.1%
A routine expedition into the Backrooms goes silent. You are the last call. Now trapped in endless corridors that loop into themselves, you’ll soon realize you are not alone. Something moves heremany things—and none of them can be fought. Your only hope is to stay unseen. Never trust what you see.
Why similar: Surreal 18.4%, Psychological Horror 16.8%, Thriller 14.1%, Atmospheric 10.8%, Psychological 10.6%
A short, atmospheric 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 20.4%, Surreal 17.5%, Abstract 11.3%, Psychological 10.3%, Psychological Horror 10%
I'M STILL HERE - is a realistic horror game with an interesting plot and horrific screamers.
Why similar: Thriller 15.7%, Psychological Horror 15.4%, Psychological 12.1%, Cinematic 10%, Atmospheric 8.8%
You find yourself in the nonplace. Nonlinear, uncanny, maybe in between worlds or time itself. What is your purpose here? Are you just passing through, or are you an intruder surveying a reality that isn't even real?
Why similar: Surreal 22.5%, Psychological Horror 18.6%, Psychological 11.6%, Sci-fi 10%, Atmospheric 9.7%
The year is 2170. An anomaly has ripped through the AIO Station, leaving a lone technician fighting to survive. As the silence of deep space closes in, biblical angels descend, beginning trials of morality, judgment, and the price of human ambition.
Why similar: Philosophical 20.2%, Surreal 16.4%, Psychological Horror 13.3%, Thriller 12.6%, Psychological 10.6%
Next Player is a short first-person psychological horror game set in a single room. You boot up a mysterious game cartridge on an old CRT TV. As you progress through the game on the screen, the nightmare spills out and begins to seep into your room.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 19.9%, Surreal 19.6%, Thriller 17.1%, Atmospheric 10.6%, Cinematic 8.9%
A collection of 5 short first-person horror games, that revolve around detailed machinery and dread.
Why similar: Dystopian 21.2%, Psychological Horror 17.6%, Atmospheric 10.7%, Sci-fi 9.9%, Thriller 7.7%
It is a hermetic horror that pretends to be your friend. The game begins at a flower shop. At first, it looks like a naive florist simulator. Gradually, the game pulls you into the abyss of madness.
Why similar: Surreal 16.2%, Thriller 15.7%, Psychological Horror 14%, Cinematic 12.9%, Atmospheric 8%
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 19.8%, Abstract 15.2%, Cinematic 14.7%, Psychological Horror 10.4%, Surreal 8.6%
A short point & click narrative adventure inspired by the real life experience of a struggling solo indie game developer. A story about everything and hence nothing at all. Discover what truly matters to you.
Why similar: Philosophical 16.5%, Surreal 15%, Psychological Horror 11.2%, Psychological 10.5%, Abstract 9.8%
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 20.7%, Surreal 15.8%, Dystopian 14.9%, Psychological Horror 11.6%, Abstract 11.2%
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: Philosophical 19.2%, Dystopian 18.7%, Abstract 16%, Surreal 12.8%, Thriller 11.7%
Working as a veterinarian in a strange, rotting city, you must examine mutilated patients and find clues for the detective. Survive amidst crime and an oppressive atmosphere. A grim story where the line between a doctor's duty and complicity blurs with each passing day.
Why similar: Dystopian 24%, Psychological Horror 18.3%, Thriller 13.9%, Simulation 8.2%, Dark 7.3%
A.I.L.A is a first-person horror game set in a near-future filled with immersive technology. Play as the sole game tester for a revolutionary new fictional AI. Survive intense horror experiences that prey on your deepest fears as the lines between virtual and reality begin to blur…
Why similar: Surreal 18.6%, Psychological Horror 16.5%, Thriller 15.2%, Cinematic 14.7%, Atmospheric 9.6%
Interacting with the unidentified life form “Kuon”, we move forward with the pain. A surreal, mysterious fancy adventure.
Why similar: Surreal 31.7%, Psychological Horror 25.7%, Sci-fi 18.1%, Atmospheric 18.1%, Adventure 4.8%
You are being watched. Tested. In RAVENRIDGE, uncover the truth behind a forgotten prison as detective Ethan Ward. What begins as an investigation soon leads deep into your own mind. Are you in control, or just another subject?
Why similar: Philosophical 25.9%, Psychological Horror 17.5%, Cinematic 13.6%, Psychological 13%, Violent 6.3%
swamp_land.mp4 is a found footage horror walking sim set in southern Chile. Descend through 7 symbolic levels of sin to uncover a haunting past and open your museum. A 30-minute story with twists, eerie landscapes, and hidden collectibles.
Why similar: Philosophical 18.3%, Surreal 16%, Psychological Horror 12.1%, Thriller 11.7%, Abstract 10.3%
Andrew's Nightmare is an argentine psychological horror video game. Play as Andrew, a young man haunted by a mysterious event from his past, who decides to begin therapy sessions with Dr. Braun to confront the fragments of an increasingly unstable mind.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 19.3%, Surreal 15.5%, Philosophical 15.4%, Atmospheric 9.8%, Dark 8.3%
A phychological horror experience of voices and screams.
Why similar: Surreal 22.1%, Thriller 18.1%, Psychological Horror 17.2%, Psychological 11.4%, Atmospheric 10.2%
It’s an indie horror game where a man named Ethan, passionate about collecting VHS tapes, receives a box full of them from a friend. But as he starts watching, he realizes he’s witnessing something deeply disturbing and unsettling.
Why similar: Thriller 20.9%, Psychological Horror 16.6%, Cinematic 13.2%, Atmospheric 10.5%, Psychological 10.3%
Official remake of the original Nox Timore, that was released in 2014. A nightmare, that you come back to every night. Mannequins. Darkness. Horror.
Why similar: Surreal 26%, Thriller 18.8%, Psychological 11.9%, Atmospheric 11.1%, Abstract 11%
An exploration game that delves into the depths of loneliness. Wander through empty rooms, search for signs of an abandoned world, and listen to the sounds around you. No dangerous chases, just silence and an empty world to explore.
Why similar: Surreal 18.4%, Psychological Horror 15.4%, Thriller 13.8%, Cinematic 10.2%, Sci-fi 9.1%
A slow burn walking sim with an interactive soundtrack and horror vibes. You explore abstract locations and create your own unique sound for each of them by moving around and using Monoliths.
Why similar: Surreal 26.5%, Psychological Horror 20.3%, Sci-fi 13.4%, Thriller 12.8%, Atmospheric 11.5%
You're driving away on a forest road, late at night, under a heavy storm. Your car breaks down. Luckily, there might be a gas station nearby. But a misfortune never comes alone. The storm has brought something else, something otherworldly that oddly smells of spilled diesel oil.
Why similar: Surreal 22.2%, Psychological Horror 17.6%, Cinematic 9.7%, Atmospheric 9%, Dark 7.7%
Have you ever had such a gaming experience? Filled with wild screams, even mocking the developers, yet moved to tears by the end. Perhaps this game is one of those! Why? The truth lies at the last subway station.
Why similar: Philosophical 24.6%, Surreal 19.3%, Cinematic 15.9%, Psychological Horror 13.8%, Psychological 7.3%
You wake up trapped inside a coffin. With only a restricted phone at your side, reach the right people and try to stay alive. Oxygen is running out, sand is filling in, and every message you send shapes your fate.
Why similar: Thriller 24.7%, Psychological Horror 20.1%, Cinematic 13%, Atmospheric 11.2%, Realistic 10.8%
Blue Light is a horror adventure game set in the year 2029. The main character goes in search of his missing sister, exploring the most dangerous and paranormal places in the city.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 21.1%, Thriller 19.7%, Cinematic 17.3%, Atmospheric 14.5%, Dark 9.9%
Witness a little girl’s distorted memories of the past and her fantasies of a future that never happened. All she wants is a family… this time, of her own choice.
Why similar: Thriller 24.8%, Surreal 24.8%, Psychological Horror 23.3%, Atmospheric 12.1%, Dark 6.3%
You are wetware, working a mysterious job.
Why similar: Philosophical 20.1%, Surreal 18.4%, Psychological Horror 15.7%, Dystopian 14.1%, Psychological 9.9%
A psychological horror experience about returning to a place that never forgot you.
Why similar: Surreal 18.2%, Psychological Horror 17.5%, Thriller 15%, Cinematic 11%, Psychological 10.3%
An obscure collection of 8 surreal and dark horror games.
Why similar: Philosophical 23.3%, Surreal 20.1%, Dystopian 16.3%, Psychological Horror 14.3%, Abstract 13.5%
The family lives in isolation, following the strict rules of the father. But the attempt to escape evil turns into a horror that grows from within.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 19.2%, Surreal 18%, Thriller 14.3%, Psychological 13.3%, Atmospheric 10.8%
Employee 925 is a short psychological horror game about compliance and the quiet erosion of self in the workplace.
Why similar: Philosophical 20.4%, Surreal 18.7%, Dystopian 17.5%, Psychological Horror 14.7%, Psychological 11.6%
You were hired to watch. Not to ask questions. Night shift. Corporate building. Cameras, reports, anomalies. Your predecessor left no final report. Now you're going to find out why. Please proceed.
Why similar: Psychological Horror 16.8%, Dystopian 16.3%, Surreal 16.2%, Thriller 12.9%, Psychological 12.2%
BrokenLore: FOLLOW is a psychological first-person horror game that immerses players in the haunting narrative of Anne, as she grapples with issues of self-acceptance, bullying, and worthlessness while encountering metaphorical surreal creatures that heighten the terror of her journey.
Why similar: Surreal 25.1%, Psychological Horror 20.1%, Thriller 19.3%, Atmospheric 10.9%, Psychological 8.7%
The Gray Man is a surreal first-person point-and-click adventure about a serial killer who confronts the player, as the murderer's conscience, with interpretations of his internal conflict.
Why similar: Surreal 20.4%, Philosophical 17.9%, Psychological Horror 17%, Abstract 13.8%, Atmospheric 8.8%
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: Surreal 22.3%, Philosophical 19.6%, Dystopian 16.4%, Psychological 13.2%, Psychological Horror 12.6%
