Games like Demons Never Lie

A dying reality, a universe that’s fading away. A merciless world that gets sick and vanishes. No past, no present, no future; only the impending moment of “dead synchronicity” ahead. Will you be able to stop it? Because, otherwise... what will you do when Time dissolves itself?

"Angels of Death" is a psychological horror/adventure game where players control Zack, a serial killer, and Rachel, a mysteriously cloaked girl, as they explore an eerie building filled with dangerous beings. The game features a unique story with dark themes, challenging puzzles, and decision-making elements. With its distinctive art style and suspenseful atmosphere, "Angels of Death" immerses players in a haunting world of survival and mystery.

"Silence is a single-player, Mystery Point and Click game with an intriguing story, spectacular graphics, and delightful music. Players control 16-year-old Noah, journeying through the world between life and death to find his lost sister. Despite the dense, emotional atmosphere and encounters with dark creatures, the game features humor and likable characters, making for a unique and memorable experience."

Dreamfall Chapters is a 3D adventure game that continues the story of the Dreamfall and Longest Journey series. The player controls multiple characters in a game that blends sci-fi, fantasy, and cyberpunk elements. The game features puzzles, character development, and a rich, immersive narrative centered around the struggle between technology and magic.

"Lorelai," by Harvester Games, is the final installment in R. Michalski's Devil Came Through Here trilogy. This horror action game features an intriguing coming-of-age story about a young girl, Lorelai, fighting to escape the horrors in her family home. With beautiful game mechanics, outstanding visuals, and a haunting soundtrack, "Lorelai" promises a dense and emotional experience, available in full HD with English voice acting and Xbox controller support.

Kathy Rain: Director's Cut is a point-and-click detective mystery set in the 90s, where you play as Kathy, a journalism major investigating her grandfather's mysterious death. Collect clues, analyze evidence, and interrogate suspects to uncover the truth, while dealing with personal turmoil and a local mystery involving your hometown. The game features cryptic puzzles and a harrowing journey of emotional and personal discovery.

Yesterday is a single-player mystery role-playing game with an awesome story, beautiful game mechanics, good visuals, and a delightful soundtrack. The game takes place in New York 2011, where homeless people are disappearing, and a Y-shaped scar appears on unrelated people. Players uncover the mystery as Henry White, Cooper, and the enigmatic John Yesterday, who has no memory of his past. The game is very atmospheric with plenty of humor and a unique, dark style.

"My Big Sister" is an RPG-style adventure game following twelve-year-old Luzia and her sister Sombria, who were kidnapped and are now trying to return home. Players must help Luzia solve puzzles and find items to progress through the game's story, with multiple chapters, secrets, and endings to discover. The game is played from a top-down perspective, and Luzia's playful sense of humor features throughout the narrative.

"Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition" is a single-player Horror Action game with an interesting plot, beautiful gameplay, great graphics, and ingenious music. Play as Brian Pasternack, starting his first day at Sintracorp, where he must hunt a witch to ensure the company's success. The game features new areas, bosses, and content in this update, with a dense atmosphere and hilarious moments.

"State of Mind" is a thrilling game set in 2048 Berlin, where technology has taken over public sectors and surveillance is ubiquitous. The protagonist, Richard Nolan, wakes up in a hospital to find his family missing. As Richard investigates their disappearance, he becomes embroiled in a global conspiracy threatening humanity's future. The game explores the dichotomy between a dystopian reality and a digital utopia.