Games like discomfort zone

DISTRAINT 2 is a psychological horror adventure game, where you play as Price, a man seeking to restore hope and find his purpose after selling his humanity. The game features simple yet effective gameplay, with side-scrolling 2D graphics, a dark story, and a mix of dark humor. It has hand-drawn graphics, carefully composed music, and a minimalist interface to keep the focus on the engaging story.

"Disorder" is a single-player platformer game with a beautiful story and immersive game mechanics. Explore surreal pixel-art landscapes in a distressed mind's duality, where you can switch between light and dark worlds to overcome obstacles. Dive into an unsettling, humanizing experience with intriguing and ambiguous psychotic atmosphere, and find answers to the mysteries of this cold world. Key features include 2D world-switching action, immersive sounds, and striking music tracks.

"The MISSING: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories" is a puzzle-platformer game where players control J.J., a young girl who experiences supernatural events on a mysterious island. To advance, J.J. must mutilate herself in various ways to solve puzzles and overcome obstacles. The game explores themes of identity, sexuality, and the impact of societal expectations on individuals.

"Asphyxia" is a single-player drama simulation game with an interesting plot, masterful graphics, and a wholesome story. Players assume the role of Samantha, who is dealing with depression and trying to mend her relationship with her former best friend, Lillian, during a geography field trip to the Lake District. The game features a splendid soundtrack and explores themes of friendship, self-reflection, and healing.

"Sweetest Monster" is a kinetic visual novel following Robin Hawkins, a man at a low point in his life. He meets Bell, a mysterious girl, whose appearance sparks a series of surreal and unsettling events. At 40k words, the game features custom art, an original soundtrack, and mature content including fanservice, nudity, and psychological horror. Written by the author of several notable VNs, it also includes a charming catgirl.

"Cut to the Core" is a fast-paced, physics-based action game where you wield a plasma sword to carve your way through hordes of robotic enemies. With a variety of levels and challenges, players must master precise cutting techniques and strategic movement to survive. The game features a unique art style, intuitive controls, and a pulse-pounding soundtrack to keep you engaged in the heat of battle.

"Awkward Dimensions Redux" is an interactive dream journal that showcases the dreams, thoughts, and fears of its creator. Lasting between 20 minutes to an hour, the game features unconventional interactions and a variety of quirky elements, including conversations with roosters and disembodied legs. The game is available on Windows, Mac, and Linux, with a limited gamepad support. The soundtrack can be obtained separately. This game is a remastered version of the original jam prototype.

"Life Tastes Like Cardboard" is a first-person exploration game that simulates the experience of various psychiatric disorders. Players navigate surreal environments that represent different symptoms, such as delusions and hallucinations. The game aims to educate players about mental illness and reduce stigma, while also providing an immersive and thought-provoking gaming experience. Note: This game contains mature themes and is not recommended for sensitive audiences.

"Happy Game" is a psychedelic horror adventure game by Amanita Design. You must navigate through three disturbing nightmares, solving puzzles in eerie environments while facing unsettling characters such as creepy smiley faces and pink bunnies. The game features music from the Czech freakfolk band DVA, adding to the overall unsettling atmosphere. The goal is to help a little boy escape his nightmares and find happiness again.

You spend a day seeing how many coins you can fit into the hollows above your collarbones. You're losing yourself first in inches, then moments... Will you survive yourself?