Games like ARTificial "I"

Created in p5.js   (EPILEPSY WARNING) Features Drag the leaves. Drag the photos(aka the title). Rewind time with the clock! (But if you do,  ropes break) Rewind time 3 times to end the experience. Seasons change every 24 seconds. Day-Night Cycle Every time you rewind time, something about the season changes. Design Goals: My main goal was to make a poster on the game Life is Strange by capturing …

An Unplayable Game?! is a short, thought-provoking experience that highlights the importance of accessibility by simulating how it feels to play a game with challenging movement mechanics. Players must solve micro-puzzles with problem-solving rather than rely on dexterity. This journey encourages reflection on game design and player inclusivity.

"The Cat Lady" is a dark, psychological horror adventure game. Players control Susan, a woman who has decided to take her own life, but finds herself intervened by strange events and a group of beings known as "The Parasites." As she delves deeper into their world, she must confront her own inner demons and make difficult choices that will have lasting consequences. The game features point-and-click gameplay, puzzle-solving, and a gripping narrative about mental health, trauma, and redemption.

In "Freddi Fish 2: The Case of the Haunted Schoolhouse," players help super-sleuths Freddi Fish and Luther solve a mystery by building a trap to capture a phony ghost. The game features changing lists of items to find, undersea locales to explore, and additional activities like games, puzzles, and songs. As a bonus, players can save their progress and return to the game later.

Observer is a single-player horror action game with an intriguing story and atmospheric environment. It boasts good game mechanics, delightful graphics, and an outstanding soundtrack. Despite some bugs and grinding, players will find themselves immersed in its highly emotional and suspenseful setting. The game describes itself as a first-person perspective horror experience with a focus on a dark, atmospheric environment and deep storytelling.

"Mothmen 1966" is a pixel art adventure game based on pulp fiction, set during the Leonid Meteor Shower in 1966. A young couple, a gas station owner, and a paranormal investigator become entangled in a conspiracy involving otherworldly creatures and mysterious men in black. This game is the first in the new Pixel Pulps series, combining exceptional writing with stunning illustrations.

Learn about pinecones. Welcome to a 2000s era educational nature program about pinecones, narrated by a famous nature documentary narrator. Absolutely nothing strange going on here. An homage to 1990s-2000s era educational video games, as well as Planet Earth/nature documentaries. David Attenborough is my hero. Content Warning Unsettling imagery and audio. ·········• FEATURES •·····…

An interactive documentary allowing users to navigate a corpus of around 60 interviews with transgender people, portraying experiences of deferment and being in wait.

In the small, medieval-inspired village of Rose Bud, people are mysteriously disappearing and reappearing in the forbidden Oakcaster Thicket. As the player, you'll navigate this twisted fairytale world in "The One Who Made Red," an interactive text-based thriller/supernatural romance game, where you'll build relationships and uncover the truth behind the disappearances. Content warnings include gore, violence, mentions of death, and possible sexual content.

Qualia is a single-player, retro-inspired interactive fiction game where you analyze participants' responses to determine if they are human or AI. Featuring a wholesome story, sensational soundtrack, and deep world-building, it offers over 300 unique playthroughs and 6 endings. Immerse yourself in its existential themes and nostalgic audiovisual experience.