Games like Echo

In "SEASON: A letter to the future," players explore a post-post-apocalyptic world, documenting its remnants for future civilizations. They harvest resources, repair broken machines, and uncover the world's history through environmental storytelling and interactive objects. This serene, atmospheric adventure game emphasizes exploration, discovery, and personal reflection.

Mosaic is a mysterious narrative game, where you follow the repetitive and lonely life of an average commuter.... Until one day, when strange things start happening.

About the Game ️ Luna and Bida are building a game together. But a sudden glitch pulls them into their unfinished world. Inside, they find a broken game in need of repair. To escape, they'll have to fix it level by level, restoring mechanics, solving puzzles, and recovering what was lost. Their powers won’t be enough. They’ll need guidance from legendary women who helped shape the game in…

Whispers from the Star is an AI-driven interactive experience where you communicate with Stella, a stranded astronaut on the planet Gaia. Your conversations through video calls, voice messages, or texts directly impact her survival and emotional state. With open-ended dialogue and no script, the game creates a unique bond as you guide and support Stella in an uncertain fate.

"What Comes After" is a short narrative game that explores themes of love, regrets, and self-acceptance. As you ride a train filled with souls heading to the afterlife, you'll have conversations with a variety of passengers and help the main character, Vivi, find herself. With its heartwarming story, light-hearted tone, and colorful art style, this game is a touching tribute to learning to love oneself.

"Beeswing" is a single-player adventure game set in a hand-painted, watercolor representation of a rural Scottish village. The game features a unique acoustic soundtrack and focuses on quiet, emotional storytelling with no puzzles or fighting. Explore the village, meet its inhabitants, and uncover the stories that shaped a life in this slow-paced, under 3-hour experience.

Everything Ends In 0 is a haunting and surreal experience where a mysterious angel warns of impending doom with a cold, clinical tone. The game explores themes of existential dread, identity, and the overwhelming nature of a looming apocalypse. Players are immersed in a stark, introspective journey filled with unsettling visions and cryptic messages.

"The Norwood Suite" is a first-person narrative-driven game set in a mysterious hotel. As a visitor, you'll uncover eccentric characters, surreal events, and hidden secrets, all while trying to discover the truth behind the hotel's enigmatic host. With its distinctive jazz soundtrack and immersive environment, the game invites you on a unique adventure filled with intrigue and humor.

"Sunset" is a narrative-driven first-person exploration game set in 1972 San Bavón, a city in turmoil after a military coup. As housekeeper Angela Burns, you explore the swanky pad of your mysterious employer, Gabriel Ortega, unearthing clues to a rebellious plot against the notorious dictator. The game provides a unique perspective on war, offering insight into the lives of NPCs typically relegated to the sidelines in combat-focused games.

Everything is a single-player, open world fantasy game with stunning graphics and music. The game allows players to control various objects in the universe, from animals to galaxies, with no set goals or tasks. Narrated by philosopher Alan Watts, Everything offers a unique perspective on life through its procedural, AI-driven simulation.