Games like As I lay dying

The Shadow Over Cyberspace is a modempunk horror game set during the Y2K scare, where players confront eldritch beings awakening through the Information Superhighway. Navigate a digital nightmare as your sanity unravels, bartering with ancient gods or succumbing to otherworldly forces. Immerse yourself in a retro computer aesthetic within a mind-bending sci-fi horror experience.

"Speed Dating for Ghosts" is an unique game where you have deep conversations with diverse ghosts from various backgrounds and time periods in the afterlife. The game features over a dozen ghosts, and successful conversations can help them find peace. With minimalist design and a mix of horror, comedy, and heartbreak, players will encounter a range of conversations and outcomes.

"Melon Journey: Bittersweet Memories" is a rhythm game where players help a sad melon named Bindu on a journey to regain its lost sweetness. Set in a vibrant world, players match beats and follow the story through melody-based challenges. The game features a variety of mechanics, including puzzle-solving and story-driven elements, making it a unique and engaging musical adventure.

"Legendary Gary" is a narrative-driven game with a unique turn-based combat system and a fantasy adventure within a game. As Gary tries to improve his mundane life, help him navigate his choices and master hand-to-hand combat with a variety of creatures in "Legend of the Spear." The game features hand-drawn art and a synth-pop soundtrack. Combat is tactical, with simultaneous actions for each turn and no dice rolls, offering a challenging and engaging experience.

"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.

"Alone With You" is a sci-fi romance adventure game where you, the last surviving member of a doomed space colony, spend your days with interactive holograms of your deceased crew members. Throughout the game, you must uncover the cause of the colony's destruction while also forming meaningful bonds with your companions. With stunning visuals and a gripping narrative, "Alone With You" is a thought-provoking exploration of love, loss, and survival.

Distant Lands: Earendel is a 3D clicker about knowledge, memory and reality Based on a future world where a strange and undefined disaster took place, we are chosen for unknown reasons to complete the mission of "hiding" stars, cleaning the astral view to watch further and discover new and random stars. You'll have to unveil why we shoot stars, why are we chosen and why everything lo…

A Butterfly is an arthouse blend of open-world flight and walking simulation with interactive fiction elements. Players explore a haunting, alien desert surrounding the ruins of a lighthouse, uncovering an ancient story of titans and transcendence. The game weaves themes of grief, surrender, and the heavy cost of escape within a poetic, atmospheric experience.

The Newton Mystery is a 2D puzzle platforming adventure where you play as a group of friends who have formed a rag-tag monster crime-solving team. Join them on their journey of self-discovery, wacky interactions, and realizations that everything is not as it seems in the sleepy town of Newton...

"REVEIL: Funhouse Edition is a single-player Horror Action game, renowned for its phenomenal story, compelling gameplay, ingenious visuals, and sensational soundtrack. Wake up as protagonist Walter Thompson, disoriented and with a headache, in a surreal world filled with versatile puzzles, unanswered questions, and a disturbing psyche. The edition includes an original soundtrack, digital artbook, black and white filter, audio plays, and developer commentary."