Games like Displaced

"March of the Living" is a survival roguelike-like game, inspired by FTL and zombie fiction. Lead a group of up to 6 survivors on a journey through a procedurally generated world, managing resources and making tough decisions. Engage in real-time combat, scavenge for supplies, and adapt to over 160 unique events, with 80,000 words of quality writing and adaptive music for an immersive experience. Unlock four starting characters and define your own journey in this march for salvation.

"Envy the Dead" is a survival horror game set in a creepy, abandoned village. Players must navigate the village, scavenge for supplies, and survive against hordes of the undead. The game features a day-night cycle, with the undead becoming more aggressive and numerous at night. With a focus on survival and exploration, "Envy the Dead" offers a challenging and immersive experience for horror fans.

"This War of Mine is a sobering survival game set in a war-torn city, where you lead a group of civilians in their fight to stay alive. DLCs like 'The Little Ones' and 'This War of Mine: Stories' delve deeper into the emotional toll of war, including the perspective of children and challenging moral dilemmas. With scarcity of resources and constant danger, the game emphasizes the harsh realities of survival in a besieged city."

Dead Age is a survival RPG set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies. Manage a group of survivors, scavenge for resources, and navigate through randomized scenarios and permadeath. Make difficult decisions that can alter the story and outcome of your group's survival.

"Icy" is a single-player Role Playing Game set in a post-apocalyptic Ice Age. As the leader of a nomad family, players must survive through decision-making and character development, while dealing with wildlife, loners, and miscreants. The game boasts an intriguing story, phenomenal gameplay, great visuals, and a dense atmosphere, creating a unique and immersive experience. For more information, check out "Dustgrave - A Sandbox RPG" on Steam.

In "Infectonator: Survivors," survive in a challenging, permadeath zombie apocalypse, where every decision matters. As you scavenge resources, build defenses, and manage survivors, you'll face permanent death and randomized levels, combining RTS, tower defense, roguelike, and management-simulation gameplay. With pixel art graphics, this game offers an old-school aesthetic in a difficult, unforgiving world.

"Home Behind" is a survival strategy game where you help a refugee flee their war-torn country and make their way to a new life in Europe. Navigate through dangerous landscapes, manage resources, and make life-or-death decisions in a tense and thrilling adventure. Experience a unique and gripping storyline that highlights the plight of real-world refugees.

Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days is a side-scrolling survival game where you guide a group of zombie apocalypse survivors through a devastated city. Scavenge resources, craft weapons, and manage your group's needs while upgrading shelters to protect against relentless undead threats. Your goal is to get everyone to safety amid the chaos of an unstoppable outbreak.

Dead State is a single-player horror turn-based strategy RPG set in a post-apocalyptic world. As the leader of a survivor group, you must manage resources, negotiate with other factions, and defend against the undead, with an emphasis on survival. The game features base building, tactical combat, and reactive storylines, with a mix of humor and a wholesome story in a full-fledged RPG experience. However, it is known to have many bugs and can be very grinding.

"Survivalist" is a horror RPG that offers single-player and multiplayer modes, allowing up to 2 players to explore the open world and build a community after civilization's collapse. The game features an innovative dialog system, action-RPG and real-time strategy elements, and challenging combat against fast zombies. Its grindy gameplay, numerous bugs, and high replayability make it a unique and hilarious experience. The sequel promises more of the same.