Games like Dante's Inferno

"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.

Whether you know The Thirty Nine Steps inside out, or have never heard of Richard Hannay, this is the classic story as it has never been told before. Prepare to experience the original man-on-the-run thriller in a completely new way. Be transported back to 1914 London, where Richard Hannay finds himself framed for a murder he didn't commit. Now he must escape the Capital and stay alive long enoug…

"The House in Fata Morgana" is a narrative-driven game where you explore a cursed mansion across different eras. In 1603, you witness the strife between the Rhodes siblings, and in 1707, you encounter a beast yearning for serenity amidst ruin. With each door, uncover tragic tales of the mansion's residents, searching for clues about your own identity. This atmospheric visual novel combines elements of mystery and horror to explore themes of abuse, identity, and desire for connection.

"To the Moon" is a narrative-driven game about Dr. Rosalene and Dr. Watts, who enter the memories of a dying man, Johnny, to fulfill his last wish - to go to the moon. The doctors traverse backwards through Johnny's life, revealing fragments of his past and uncovering the reasons behind his unusual request. Through this emotional journey, players uncover a heartwarming story of love, loss, and unfulfilled dreams.

"Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth" is an adventure game based on the best-selling novel. The player navigates through a medieval narrative, making new allies and enemies in a quest to build a cathedral. Decisions made by the player impact the story's outcome, creating a unique experience for each playthrough.

What Remains of Edith Finch is a BAFTA-winning game that explores the mysterious death of the Finch family members, one by one. As Edith, you'll uncover your family's past by experiencing the day of each relative's death in a series of first-person vignettes, each with its unique gameplay and tone. The game aims to help Edith understand why she is the only Finch left alive.

"The House in Fata Morgana: A Requiem for Innocence" is a visual novel that tells the story of a young girl with miraculous healing powers who escapes death, only to become entangled in a tragedy spanning nearly a millennium. The game features a non-linear narrative with multiple branching paths and a gothic horror atmosphere. Players will uncover the dark secrets and intertwining fates of the mansion's inhabitants as they experience the "happy" chapters of the girl's life, leading to a tragic end.

"The Last Door: Collector's Edition" is a point-and-click horror adventure game set in Victorian England. After receiving a cryptic letter from a schoolmate, Jeremiah Devitt investigates an abandoned manor and uncovers a long-buried secret involving occult and otherworldly horror. The game contains four episodes with enhanced graphics, unlockable bonuses, and remastered sound, inviting players to explore dark settings with only a lamp and magnifying glass.

Experience an "D&D Style RPG Game" with an intriguing story and ingenious gameplay, featuring delightful graphics and good music. However, frequent ads can be distracting and grinding is required. With multiple choices and high replayability, players can become highly emotional and laugh at the dense atmosphere and hilarious moments. The game lets you be in control of the choices made in the story.

"The Old City: Leviathan" is a first-person exploration game that delves into philosophical themes. Players uncover the thoughts of a city's inhabitants, revealing layers of meaning as they navigate a sprawling, mysterious industrial facility. Through atmospheric presentation and immersive storytelling, the game encourages introspection on the nature of reality and the human condition.