60+ similar titles based on shared tags and player behavior. Themes include Narration, Walking Simulator, Indie, Singleplayer.
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.
The Longest Walk
The Longest Walk is a deeply personal biographical walking-simulator game about my father's experience of living with depression.
Lost Brothers
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.
The Longest Walk is a deeply personal biographical walking-simulator game about my father's experience of living with depression.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 32.2%, Narration 24.9%, First-Person 10.2%, Emotional 9%, Linear 8.2%
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: Narration 30.7%, Walking Simulator 24.8%, Emotional 17.5%, First-Person 10.3%, Drama 6.4%
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: Cinematic 25.1%, Narration 24.5%, Walking Simulator 15.3%, Exploration 8.7%, First-Person 7%
Immerse yourself in a psychological thriller with narrative adventure elements and unsettling details. Join Detective Bennett on his final case and uncover dark secrets in a world where reality bends and sanity wavers.
Why similar: Narration 23.8%, Cinematic 12.9%, Crime 10.7%, Emotional 9.7%, Interactive Fiction 8%
Embark down the small path of a girl named Abby as she goes back home and digs through her childhood, reliving the past to help reveal the secrets of what actually happened. What will you uncover? Will the family mystery end with you, or will it be just another legend. REIMAGINED VERSION OUT NOW!!
Why similar: Narration 22.6%, Walking Simulator 20%, Emotional 11.9%, Interactive Fiction 10.4%, Linear 9%
As a father, you explore the empty home of your estranged daughter, Amy, after her death. Piece together the life you missed…one memory at a time. Follow the journey of regret and reconciliation as you try to comprehend the world she built without you.
Why similar: Narration 21.9%, Walking Simulator 20%, Emotional 11.2%, Interactive Fiction 10.9%, Linear 8.3%
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 29.9%, Narration 23.1%, Cinematic 22.8%, Emotional 5.8%, Realistic 5.1%
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 35.4%, Narration 30.7%, Linear 12.5%, First-Person 12.1%, Dark 4.4%
In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.
Why similar: Narration 37.6%, Walking Simulator 32.5%, Cinematic 15.1%, Interactive Fiction 11.1%, Casual 2.8%
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: Narration 37.4%, Walking Simulator 33.1%, Cinematic 14.3%, Interactive Fiction 11.8%, Casual 2.5%
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 34.8%, Walking Simulator 23%, First-Person 13.6%, Emotional 12.9%, Interactive Fiction 12.4%
The Gap is a short first-person horror experience taking place in a ghostly abandoned house on a lonely street corner.
Why similar: Narration 25.3%, Walking Simulator 24.4%, Cinematic 18.7%, Linear 8.8%, First-Person 7.6%
In this episode, Mr. Harris is going to face these deepest demons and confess a truth he had never revealed until now.
Why similar: Narration 38.1%, Walking Simulator 34.4%, Cinematic 13.1%, Interactive Fiction 9.4%, Casual 2.7%
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: Narration 37.8%, Walking Simulator 34.2%, Cinematic 13.7%, Interactive Fiction 9.3%, Casual 2.6%
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: Narration 35.3%, Walking Simulator 34.7%, Cinematic 15%, Interactive Fiction 11.2%, Casual 2.9%
In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.
Why similar: Narration 36%, Walking Simulator 31.9%, Cinematic 14.5%, Interactive Fiction 11%, Casual 4.4%
Luto is a psychological horror experience where you take on the role of someone unable to leave their home. Every attempt to escape will lead you deeper into the unknown, where nothing is as it seems and everything will test your senses.
Why similar: Narration 23.2%, Walking Simulator 21.3%, Cinematic 18.9%, Emotional 10.8%, Dark 5.6%
"Purpose 1951" is an almost pure walking simulator set in the United States of 1951. You play as a retired doctor whose life falls apart.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 27.7%, Narration 24.8%, Linear 14.2%, Emotional 11%, Drama 7.6%
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 41.6%, Walking Simulator 28.1%, Emotional 12.4%, Linear 8.3%, Realistic 4.3%
In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.
Why similar: Narration 36%, Walking Simulator 31.9%, Cinematic 14.5%, Interactive Fiction 11%, Casual 4.4%
In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.
Why similar: Narration 36%, Walking Simulator 31.9%, Cinematic 14.5%, Interactive Fiction 11%, Casual 4.4%
As a young soldier returning to an eerily deserted home, you'll explore enigmatic rooms and uncover a haunting, tragic story. Experience an atmospheric journey filled with suspense, mysterious encounters, and a deep narrative.
Why similar: Narration 24%, Walking Simulator 22.8%, Emotional 12.3%, First-Person 9.5%, Exploration 5.9%
A narrative experience of psychological horror and metaphysical mystery. Reality bends, time stutters, and something unseen follows your every breath.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 21.9%, Narration 14.8%, Cinematic 14.3%, Conspiracy 10.8% ★, Interactive Fiction 10.6%
A first-person psychological horror game where a late-night pizza delivery takes a dark turn. Trapped inside a strange woman’s house, you must explore, survive, and escape. Uncover secrets in an atmospheric, story-rich nightmare where every sound could be your last.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 24.3%, Narration 21.3%, Cinematic 10%, Emotional 9.4%, Linear 8.4%
Explore the shifting manor of the enigmatic Henri Villemaine and uncover the truth behind his family’s sudden disappearance. Bend reality to recreate the scenes from his diary and expose long-buried secrets. What if your role in this case went beyond that of a simple investigator?
Why similar: Walking Simulator 24%, Cinematic 16.4%, Emotional 14%, Narration 12.4%, Interactive Fiction 10.7%
Welcome to your new summer job. Arthur Brooks, a 22 year old, starts a night job at Moon Gas Station. As he settles in, he experiences strange events that unsettle him. The urban legends about the gas station seem to come to life. Dealing with customers at night is deeply unsettling.
Why similar: Narration 30.4%, Walking Simulator 19.3%, Cinematic 17%, Crime 9.5%, First-Person 7.8%
A horror game about escaping from a mysterious place after a chilling encounter in the woods. Explore, stay quiet, and make tough choices as you search for a way out.
Why similar: Narration 29.5%, Walking Simulator 17.7%, Cinematic 16.5%, Crime 10.2%, First-Person 7.8%
Mysterious murders are happening in the area where Dave lives. In an attempt to draw attention to these horrific events, he decides to make a short film. As his project becomes known, frightening events begin to happen around him.
Why similar: Narration 28.5%, Walking Simulator 17.1%, Cinematic 16.8%, Crime 11.1%, First-Person 7.1%
Connor, a single father, visits a memory-restoration clinic in order to relive the days he had with his estranged son Bry. Experience what’s left of his past as he gets to relive his cherished memories and routine joys, while keeping away from the disturbing truth lurking beneath the surface.
Why similar: Narration 28.6%, Emotional 21.2%, Walking Simulator 18.4%, Interactive Fiction 12.2%, First-Person 5.8%
In 2082, the human species lives in peace, and its technological and societal evolutions are exponential.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 33.5%, Narration 32.2%, Cinematic 15.2%, Interactive Fiction 11.5%, Casual 5.1%
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: Narration 33.5%, Walking Simulator 31.1%, Emotional 13.4%, Exploration 7.4%, First-Person 5.4%
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: Narration 37.4%, Walking Simulator 33.9%, Cinematic 14.7%, Interactive Fiction 8.3%, Casual 4.8%
Frame of Mind - A game of thoughts is a brief and cozy narrative game that lets you explore a character via thoughts and momentos you find in stages of their life. Its an introspective game, meant to share some experiences a peer-group of neurodivergent queers, including the dev, had growing up.
Why similar: Narration 21%, Walking Simulator 19.8%, Cinematic 17.8%, Emotional 13.7%, First-Person 8.4%
This is a first‑person psychological walking simulator about guilt, memory, and the quiet horrors we carry with us.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 25.5%, Narration 19%, Crime 18.8%, Exploration 8.2%, First-Person 8.1%
Put on your detective hat, and get ready for the mystery of a lifetime. Embark on a plot-driven, walking simulator-puzzle video game with an amazing plot and surprise ending.
Why similar: Narration 23.3%, Walking Simulator 22.3%, Cinematic 14.8%, Detective 9.2%, Interactive Fiction 7.9%
A slow-burning first-person adventure where a mysterious narrator guides your choices through a dreamlike world of grief, symbols and secrets.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 28.2%, Cinematic 24.5%, Narration 17.2%, First-Person 9.7%, Exploration 7.1%
A narrative walking simulator that packs an emotional punch. As the world's first spoken-word video game, it may speak truth into the bittersweet moments of your life.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 28.2%, Narration 27.8%, Emotional 15.4%, First-Person 11.1%, Faith 6.8% ★
A psychological horror game about being a child in an insane asylum. You're in a cruel world but your imaginary friends have your back. Here, you will uncover a dark conspiracy where you are to receive a terrible fate.
Why similar: Cinematic 21.1%, Conspiracy 16.7% ★, Emotional 12.6%, Interactive Fiction 11.9%, First-Person 8.8%
An emotional, 3rd-person adventure story game about a cat separated from his family who are dealing with cancer. Players take control of the cat on a touching and beautiful journey as he tries to reunite with his family!
Why similar: Narration 26.2%, Walking Simulator 17.6%, Emotional 14.6%, Cinematic 12.8%, Interactive Fiction 9.2%
Lose yourself in an immersive story, as you follow a man coming to terms with terminal cancer. Explore a surreal world from a first-person perspective. Revisit both new and old memories and follow along as he discovers The Secrets of Hope
Why similar: Narration 21.9%, Walking Simulator 18.8%, Cinematic 17.6%, Emotional 17%, Interactive Fiction 9%
DEJAR IR is an intimate and sentimental game where the story is told through different works of art that evoke what we felt during the pandemic, culminating with one of the most beautiful feelings. What will it be? An adventure filled with emotions we experienced during the pandemic.
Why similar: Narration 34.8%, Emotional 21.5%, Walking Simulator 15.3%, First-Person 9.1%, Exploration 5.3%
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: Narration 32%, Walking Simulator 26%, Cinematic 17.4%, First-Person 6.8%, Emotional 6.2%
Mirage Path is a psychological horror and drama game where you help Adam unravel the mystery surrounding the disappearance of his wife Emma and daughter Lily, whose memories haunt him.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 28.4%, Cinematic 24.4%, Emotional 12%, Crime 9%, First-Person 8.8%
Explore the island you inherited from your grandfather. Discover the secrets and stories it holds and relive your memories in search of an answer: Why did he want you here?
Why similar: Narration 39.9%, Emotional 22.1%, First-Person 7.5%, Adventure 6.7%, Linear 6.3%
Play as the Cat Detective Albert Wilde. Walk, talk, interrogate, joke, solve a mystery, and experience an old film noir setting with humanoid animal characters. A story of quantum theory and parallel universes served with a lot of humour.
Why similar: Narration 23.5%, Cinematic 20.9%, Walking Simulator 17.8%, Crime 10.7%, Interactive Fiction 6.9%
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: Narration 24.9%, Walking Simulator 22.7%, Interactive Fiction 11.7%, Cinematic 10.9%, Emotional 9.9%
Summerland is a first-person narrative game about morality and the afterlife. You take control of Matthew, a detective reliving the events of his past, being questioned on his morals along the way. In every door lies another memory, and every memory unlocks another door.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 24.1%, Cinematic 17.6%, Interactive Fiction 10%, First-Person 9.9%, Emotional 7.2%
SCHIZOPHRENIA. A psychological horror game, which will immerse you in a dark, sad, environment. This bastard is knocking, wake up, and open the door now. First game of TheCourget. Created by TheCourget
Why similar: Narration 20.6%, Cinematic 18.7%, Emotional 13%, Interactive Fiction 11%, First-Person 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: Narration 27.7%, Cinematic 18.8%, Interactive Fiction 11.6%, Emotional 10.1%, First-Person 8.5%
Late night. A young man called Sam is home alone. He finds a mystical book that takes him into a world of horror stories that come alive. Start reading, but you must not break the most important rule. Once you have started the book, you must finish it!
Why similar: Walking Simulator 23.9%, Cinematic 21.6%, Narration 18.9%, First-Person 9%, Linear 7.7%
An emotional story-driven game, where you play as Dr. Olivia, a scientist trying to find a way to cure her daughter. Explore the world and save Jessica from this deadly virus, as you recall some memories.
Why similar: Narration 29.1%, Walking Simulator 24%, Cinematic 17.6%, Emotional 12.1%, First-Person 7%
A Deep Rest is a collection of short stories about men and their relationship with mental health and depression. Taking control of a different character in each story, you will experience life from their perspective. See the problems and issues they face and help them find ways to be alright again.
Why similar: Walking Simulator 28.5%, Narration 25.3%, First-Person 11.8%, Linear 8.5%, Exploration 7.3%
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: Narration 32.1%, Walking Simulator 30.6%, Cinematic 26.5%, First-Person 6.1%, Adventure 3.9%
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 37.9%, Narration 22.8%, First-Person 12.9%, Exploration 8.7%, Emotional 8.2%
"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 27.5%, Narration 22.5%, Interactive Fiction 15%, First-Person 10.1%, Exploration 9%
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: Narration 41.5%, Walking Simulator 34.6%, Exploration 10.8%, Realistic 10.3%, Adventure 2.7%
Bright Lights of Svetlov is a short, story-focused first person quest about a Soviet family facing harsh trials. Set in a fictional provincial town, it carefuly recreates the atmosphere and vibe of mid 1980s.
Why similar: Narration 27.3%, Walking Simulator 26.6%, First-Person 10.3%, Linear 9.5%, Drama 6%
Be transported into a detailed, slow moving Dark Ride similar to some of the greatest from World’s Fairs to Disney. Into the Metaverse, is about humanity's quest for ever deeper immersion showing animated scenes from the past, present and future. 14.5 mins that will leave you wanting more.
Why similar: Narration 29.1%, Walking Simulator 20.2%, Cinematic 17.6%, Emotional 11.3%, First-Person 7.4%
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 33.3%, Walking Simulator 24.2%, Emotional 20.4%, Cinematic 10.7%, Exploration 5.9%
