Games like Darker

We Need To Go Deeper is a 2-4 player cooperative submarine roguelike game, where players dive into a Verne-inspired undersea universe. The Deluxe Edition includes a giant atom-age vessel, a digital art book, and a 35-track extended soundtrack. Teamwork is essential for success, as you explore the depths and battle dangerous sea creatures.

"Star Wars Outlaws" is a single-player, action-adventure game that offers a good plot and enjoyable game mechanics. As scoundrel Kay Vess, explore the galaxy's distinct locations, fight crime syndicates, and experience an original scoundrel story. The game boasts an open world filled with opportunity, but note that it has been reported to have bugs. Pre-purchase now to receive the Kessel Runner Bonus Pack!

"Zombie Shooting Star: Arcade" is a censored version of the original game, offering a zombie-themed experience with gunplay, platforming, and vehicular action across various levels. The Arcade mode focuses on slaughtering zombies and features unique special levels. The story revolves around Mutant Core's invasion of a planet full of life, with Unia detecting and planning to eliminate the threat. This arcade version is available at a lower price for players to enjoy.

"Stellaris" is a 4X grand strategy game that lets players explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate their way across the galaxy. As the leader of a spacefaring civilization, players will encounter unique alien races, navigate political intrigue, and manage their empire's resources in this epic quest for galactic dominance. The Galaxy Edition includes a digital soundtrack, exclusive alien race, and a digital collector's book.

"Deep Rock Galactic is a co-op first-person shooter set in a dangerous, procedurally generated underground mining universe. Players assume the role of space dwarves, working for an industrial miner corporation, facing alien enemies and natural hazards. Missions involve resource extraction, objectives, and fighting off waves of enemies. The game features class-based teamwork, gun customization, and destructible environments."

"Battle: Los Angeles" is a single-player Science Fiction Shooter game, where players step into the shoes of Corporal Lee Imlay and fight alongside characters from the movie to defend Los Angeles from hostile alien forces. With a focus on story, players will relive the thrilling and intense combat scenarios depicted in the film. This immersive game offers a first-person perspective of the epic extraterrestrial invasion.

Overload is a Sci-Fi shooter game with both single-player and multiplayer modes, offering an engaging story campaign across 15+ atmospheric levels and various customization options. With 16 upgradeable weapons, over 20 robot types, and a pulse-pounding soundtrack, this game delivers intense action, awesome graphics, and high replayability, including Challenge Mode and survival challenges. However, be prepared for some grinding.

"The Solus Project" is a first-person survival game set on a mysterious and uninhabited alien planet. As a lone astronaut, players must navigate the harsh environment, gather resources, and uncover the secrets of the planet in order to survive and ultimately find a way back home. With a focus on exploration, problem-solving, and atmospheric storytelling, players will experience a sense of isolation and desperation in their quest for survival.

A VR survival horror roguelike. Trapped in a dying spaceship filled with horrors, you must explore, survive, and find your way back to the safety of Earth. Cosmodread features a rich, tense and immersive atmosphere that will make you forget about the world outside the headset.

"ECHO is a single-player, third-person Science Fiction Shooter game with an intriguing story, ingenious gameplay, good graphics, and a marvelous soundtrack. As you explore the Palace and wield its magical technologies, it creates 'Echoes' that mimic your movements, making for a challenging and unique experience. With a dense atmosphere and highly emotional story, ECHO offers a memorable and punishing journey."