Games like Always On
Looking for games like Always On? Here are top role playing recommendations, selected from player-similarity data — start with Minds Beneath Us, Solstice or Roll of Fate.
1 93%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicscharacter development, grinding98% User Score 554 reviewsCritic Score 89%10 reviewsSTORY Embark on a thrilling sci-fi journey in a futuristic Asian city with MINDS BENEATH US. In a society fully automated by advanced AI, you find yourself trapped in a foreign body, alongside the subconscious of its original owner. As society evolves, a new industry emerges that replaces the hardware needed to operate AI-automated systems with human brains. Consequently, the most disadvantaged …
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2 84%Game Brain Scorestory, musicgrinding, stability84% User Score 172 reviewsSolstice is a dystopian mystery thriller about small personal disasters that turn into great catastrophes.
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3 Roll of Fate is a visual novel with elements of RPGs and quests, telling us about Alex, a not very lucky youngster who is passionate about tabletop role-playing games. One day, he receives a mysterious invitation to participate in a show about which he knows nothing. Deciding to test his luck, he agrees to take part in this unusual adventure. If only he knew what awaited him… The game takes pla…
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4 91%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsgameplay, atmosphere91% User Score 490 reviewsDemonheart is a first-person visual novel in a dark fantasy setting, featuring a female protagonist whose personality is completely up to the player thanks to extensive dialog choices. The game consists of 5 chapters to be released throughout 2017.
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5 77%Game Brain Scorestory, musicgrinding, stability80% User Score 1,398 reviewsCritic Score 80%17 reviewsIn Neo-San Francisco, a vibrant city of low life and high tech, you will witness the world’s first sapient robot learning to grow and live as you become embroiled in the darkest scandal of 2064.
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6 84%Game Brain Scorestory, music84% User Score 62 reviewsWhen a withdrawn virtual reality nerd has the opportunity to beta test a neural device that feels more "real" than reality itself, everything she assumed about the nature of existence is thrown into question. In this interactive novel, your choices will shape Lilya and Jacob's beliefs about what is real, or if reality even exists.
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7 95%Game Brain Scorestory, musiccharacter development, replayability95% User Score 247 reviewsCan you collect all the fragments to reach your happy ending? Or will your attempts only end in tragedy? Find out in this psychological otome game!
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8 89%Game Brain Scorestory, musicgrinding, character development91% User Score 987 reviewsCritic Score 85%3 reviewsThe Lion's Song is a series of four self-contained point & click stories connected into an overarching narrative, where player choices will affect the way in which the story unfolds. Set against the backdrop of early 20th century Austria, every episode follows a different character, each blessed with an exceptional creative mind. The game pulls players into a story of personal struggle for creativ…
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9 95%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplaycharacter development, grinding95% User Score 676 reviewsSacred Fire is a narrative RPG in which your humanity and emotions impact your fight for survival and inner freedom. Inspired by ancient Caledonia, the story follows a group of resistance fighters and their rise to power. Choosing motives, ideas and feelings is as important as choosing your actions. Develop your personality and compete for influence to change the story and avert a tragic ending.
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10 95%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsgrinding, monetization99% User Score 3,664 reviewsCritic Score 86%3 reviewsYou've finally made it to the dead-end mining town of Scarlet Hollow, North Carolina, where your aunt is dead, your cousin hates you, and something otherworldly stalks you from the shadows. You won't be able to save everyone. You might not even be able to save yourself. Welcome home.
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