Games like Cosmuseum

"Miniature Garden" is a narrative-driven game set in a school known for its triennial 'Miniature Festival.' When five students become trapped overnight, they must uncover the truth behind a rumored unnatural death. Featuring a full voice cast, HD visuals, and multiple endings, players will delve into a mystery that unfolds as the festival proceeds. Art by Korie Riko and opening theme by Kanade Nakoto .

"At the Mountains of Madness" is a lovecraftian horror adventure game. Players explore an ancient Antarctic city, solving puzzles and fighting off monstrous creatures. The game features a rich atmosphere and a gripping story, inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft.

"Lair of Torment" is a dark, atmospheric metroidvania game where players explore a mysterious lair filled with traps, puzzles, and dangerous creatures. As you progress, you'll gain new abilities to access previously unreachable areas and uncover the lair's dark secrets. With challenging gameplay and a haunting soundtrack, "Lair of Torment" offers a thrilling adventure for fans of the genre.

"Sandcastles" is a simulation game where players experience a single-player journey, but with an intriguing twist. The game was created for the bitsy ocean jam, and while it wasn't completed in time, it still offers a unique and engaging experience. Players will discover a world of sandcastles, each with its own story, creating a captivating and thought-provoking game. Despite its unfinished state, "Sandcastles" provides a satisfying adventure that will leave players pondering the meaning behind each creation.

"Islands: Non-Places" is an interactive art game that transforms mundane environments into magical landscapes. Explore ten surreal scenes, inspired by everyday life, in this 45-minute experience. Created by artist and animator Carl Burton, known for his work on Serial podcast and the NYTimes, this critically acclaimed game offers a unique blend of reality and imagination. Also try out Carl Burton's free game, The Conference, for another immersive experience.

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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.

The End of Gameplay is a poetic anthology exploring subtle moments and shared experiences through minimalistic interactions. It offers a contemplative journey of connection, repetition, and silence, inviting players to reflect on the quiet intricacies of relationships. The game blurs the line between player and observer in a unique, emotionally resonant way.

"The Three-Body Problem" is a single-player Fantasy Interactive Fiction game with an intriguing story. As a queer, polyamorous, celestial witch, you perform a ritual in the woods, but a stranger changes everything. The game features Dominant/submissive kink, consent negotiation, and a full moon, with two versions available for added accessibility.