Games like Choice of Life: Middle Ages
Looking for games like Choice of Life: Middle Ages? Here are top casual role playing recommendations, selected from player-similarity data — start with Monster Loves You, Yes, Your Grace or Reigns.
1 View Game78%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsgrinding, stability78% User Score 1,395 reviews"Monster Loves You!" is a unique life-simulation game where you play as a monster, making choices that affect the world of monsters and humans. From a monsterling to an elder, your decisions shape your personality and impact the relationship between monsters and humans. Navigate through various scenarios, showing ferocity, kindness, or honesty, and experience the consequences of your actions. This game offers a fresh perspective on narrative-driven games, putting you in the role of a monster with a rich story to tell.
View Game2 View Game79%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplaygrinding, stability86% User Score 5,594 reviewsCritic Score 72%14 reviewsIn "Yes, Your Grace," you are the king of a medieval kingdom, making decisions on how to allocate your resources to help petitioners in the throne room. Manage your family's affairs, hire generals, witches, and hunters to aid you, and navigate the politics of the realm. The game features a fictional world inspired by Slavic folklore, with a focus on storytelling and character development.
View Game3 View Game79%Game Brain Scorehumor, gameplaystability, optimization93% User Score 9,887 reviewsCritic Score 10%1 reviewsReigns is a strategy card game where you play as a monarch, making decisions by swiping left or right on cards. Each decision affects your kingdom's four pillars of power: the church, the people, the military, and the treasury. Your reign will end if any of these meters becomes too low or too high, and your ultimate goal is to maintain balance while surviving as many reigns as possible.
View Game4 View Game82%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsgrinding, stability82% User Score 1,986 reviewsIn Soul Gambler, a modern adaptation of Goethe’s Faust, you play as Faust, selling your soul in installments for wish fulfillment. Your choices determine the story’s outcome through this interactive graphic novel, featuring comic book-style illustrations and environments. Will you maintain your soul or succumb to temptation?
View Game5 View Game87%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplaygrinding, character development87% User Score 3,685 reviews"Paper Cages" is a horror game that explores the theme of mental health, with themes of depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. The game tasks you with daily activities, personifying the idea of an "Archenemy" as internal struggles. With a focus on Personal themes, players must navigate these challenges with only a mouse and keyboard. For those interested in serious topic games, check out "Death and Taxes" by the same developers.
View Game6 View Game87%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplaygrinding, character development88% User Score 2,855 reviewsCritic Score 80%1 reviewsIn "Paper Cages" , play as the Grim Reaper in an office job, deciding who lives or dies and affecting the world with your choices. Experience a narrative-based indie game similar to "Papers, Please" and "Beholder," with humor and existential dread as you climb the reaper career ladder. Personalize your office space, interact with coworkers, and try not to let the gravity of your responsibilities get to you. No information available about the release date or developer.
View Game7 View Game93%Game Brain Scorehumor, graphicsgrinding, stability96% User Score 1,471 reviewsCritic Score 78%1 reviews"Pilgrims is a single-player, cooperative fantasy point-and-click game with an interesting plot, good mechanics, beautiful visuals, and a stellar soundtrack. It encourages playfulness, replayability with 45 achievements, and features hand-crafted animations and sound effects for unique outcomes. Explore the world, meet characters, and help them complete their stories in this replayable and wholesome adventure."
View Game8 View Game82%Game Brain Scorestory, musicgrinding, character development84% User Score 1,011 reviewsCritic Score 72%1 reviews"The Yawhg" is a choose-your-own-adventure game where players prepare for the arrival of a ominous force, the Yawhg. Each action and decision made during the 14 days leading up to the Yawhg has consequences for the character's stats and the game's outcome. The game features multiple endings, encouraging replayability and different story paths.
View Game9 View Game83%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplaygrinding, optimization88% User Score 3,145 reviewsCritic Score 73%1 reviewsIn Stories: The Path of Destinies, play as Reynardo, ex-pirate and accidental hero, as you defend your world against a mad Emperor and his ravens. Each choice you make leads to a unique narrative, with diverse and action-packed scenes ranging from light-hearted to dark and Lovecraftian. With multiple endings, you'll need to learn from past mistakes to find the one true path. The game is now powered by Unreal Engine 4.1.
View Game10 View Game93%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplaygrinding, stability97% User Score 5,442 reviewsCritic Score 89%12 reviews"I Was a Teenage Exocolonist" is a narrative-driven, life simulation game where your choices shape your character's development. As a teenager on a distant exoplanet, you'll manage resources, form relationships, and face challenges that determine your unique story. Every decision you make contributes to the person you become, offering a deeply personal and replayable experience.
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