Games like Chronology

In The Silent Age, players assume the role of Joe, a maintenance worker in the 1970s who discovers a time-travel device. He uses it to explore the past and future, uncovering a conspiracy and attempting to save humanity. The game features point-and-click puzzle mechanics, with players solving problems by interacting with the environment and using items from their inventory. The story is presented in a minimalist, film noir-inspired style with a haunting soundtrack.

"Contrast is a single-player platformer game with an interesting plot, set in a dreamlike 1920s world, where you play as Dawn, the imaginary friend of Didi, who can shift between a 3D world and a 2D shadow world. Solve puzzles by manipulating light sources and enjoy the game's excellent soundtrack, dense atmosphere, and wholesome story. However, the game is very grinding, buggy, and has low replayability."

"Seasons After Fall" is a 2D platform-puzzler game where you play as a fox with the ability to change seasons at will. By manipulating the environment, you uncover secrets and solve puzzles to gain the powers of the four Guardians, all while accompanied by a live string quartet soundtrack. The changing seasons significantly affect the world, allowing you to explore and interact with it in different ways.

"The Pedestrian" is a 2D side-scrolling puzzle-platformer game. Players rearrange and connect street signs to guide a pedestrian through various levels. The game features physics-based puzzles and a unique art style, creating a distinctive and engaging experience.

In Creepy Tale, players guide a young boy through a dark fantasy world filled with sinister creatures. The game features puzzle-solving and stealth-based gameplay as the boy seeks to rescue his kidnapped brother. With its unique art style and atmospheric soundtrack, Creepy Tale offers a spooky and immersive experience.

"Planet of the Eyes is a finalist for 'Best Indie Game' at the Canadian Videogame Awards. Play as a service robot stranded on a mysterious planet, with physics-based puzzles and quick respawns testing your platforming skills. Explore handcrafted levels with a retro sci-fi aesthetic and uncover secrets in this immersive and visually striking game."

"Hue" is a single-player platformer game with a unique color-matching mechanic, where you change the world's background color to reveal obstacles and solve puzzles. The game features a compelling story about love, loss, and existence, with lively characters, stark silhouetted art, and over 30 original music tracks. With full colorblind support and LED device integration, "Hue" offers a vibrant and atmospheric experience for players.

"The Tiny Bang Story" is a family-friendly, text-free game with five chapters and over 30 minigames. Players must fix machines and mechanisms, and solve puzzles to restore Tiny Planet after a meteor strikes. With hand-drawn graphics, immersive gameplay, and enchanting music, it was a Top Paid App in several countries and won multiple awards in 2011 for Best Games and Best Adventure Games.

Lilly Looking Through is a charming point-and-click adventure game that follows Lilly as she discovers magical glasses that allow her to interact with the past. With beautiful hand-drawn graphics, players will help Lilly explore diverse environments, solve puzzles, and uncover the ultimate mystery of her world. Suitable for all ages, this game offers a captivating and engaging experience for anyone seeking a spellbinding journey.

"Typoman is a single-player puzzle platformer where you manipulate words to navigate a dark world, with an intriguing story, excellent mechanics, and unique atmosphere. As a character made of letters, you'll craft words to affect the environment, solving clever puzzles in a typography-driven world. With delightful visuals, an ingenious soundtrack, and a wholesome story, Typoman offers a unique and captivating experience, despite some potential issues on certain versions of Windows 10 or 11."