Games like Eight Dimensional Chess: A Tool of Mystic Contemplation

Laiskohbidz: A Coming Forth by Nait is book 10 of the Butoh Technomancy series. It is about a meditation technique which is psychologically destabilizing in a way which has been very good for me, but similar practices have been harmful to people in the past. Please exercise caution, carefully contemplating all instructions in the warnings. It would be very sad if you did the things in this book in… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Laiskohbidz: A Coming Forth by Nait.

Ninth book in the Butoh Technomancy series, Sub/Urban Butoh Fu 3: Digital Phenomena introduces 40 new root words to the magickal constructed language vaibbahk (https://alleywurds.itch.io/vaibbahk). It includes glyphic, postural, and musical orthographies for these new roots.   Sub/Urban Butoh Fu 3 opens with a ritual poem called Saibwahdz, written in glyphic form with postures for dance, and AI i… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Sub/Urban Butoh Fu 3: Digital Phenomena.

Fifth book in the Butoh Technomancy series, Vaibbahk is a magickal polysynthetic logosyllabic language that can be spoken through all forms of activity. Its grammar was covertly explored in Flower Mist: A Metadialectical RPG (https://alleywurds.itch.io/flower-mist). This book is 244 full color pages with many AI illustrations. Vaibbahk can be spoken through all forms of action. This book includes … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Vaibbahk: A Magickal Constructed Language.

Fourth book in the Butoh Technomancy series, Flower Mist is a full color 343 page chaos magick grimoire framed as a suburbpunk animist roleplaying game about shifting psychologies, grounded in ideas of process philosophy. It also subtly teaches you the grammar of the magickal constructed language of the next book in the series, vaibbahk: https://alleywurds.itch.io/vaibbahk The 46 phenomena of the… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Flower Mist: A Metadialectical RPG.

65%Game Brain Score

music, gameplay

stability

71% User Score Based on 42 reviews

Zen Chess: Mate in Three is a minimalist chess puzzle game. Solve mate-in-three problems in a beautifully designed chess board. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Zen Chess: Mate in Three.

50 Years of Text Games: From Oregon Trail to A.I. Dungeon is an extensively researched book chronicling the first half-century of interactive fiction: video games made from words. Covering one text game released in each year from 1971 to 2020, in-depth chapters dive into classics like Zork, Trade Wars, and Hitchhiker's Guide; beloved fan games like Galatea and Photopia; wild experiments from Dwarf… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to 50 Years of Text Games: From Oregon Trail to AI Dungeon.

Seventh book in the Butoh Technomancy series, Sub/Urban Butoh Fu 2: Indoor Phenomena introduces 37 new root words to the magickal constructed language vaibbahk (https://alleywurds.itch.io/vaibbahk). It includes glyphic, postural, and musical orthographies for these new roots. Sub/Urban Butoh Fu 2 has a full color 121 page choose your own adventure grimoire with a small ritual for each of the 37 ro… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Sub/Urban Butoh Fu 2: Indoor Phenomena.

Super Mutant Slayers is a co-op Monster-Slaying RPG-lite with a dash of competition thrown in. It takes gameplay elements from popular video game series like Monster Hunter, Phantasy Star Online, Destiny, and Pokemon, and turns them into a quick and easy to play card-based tabletop experience.  Set in a virtual sci-fi world plagued with hackers and buggy code that ruins the fun for other players, … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Super Mutant Slayers.

94%Game Brain Score

story, emotional

gameplay, replayability

100% User Score Based on 45 reviews

Home is where the stars are. An interactive bedtime story, for anyone who needs one. Take the bear and the little one on a deeply meaningful journey, as you experience stories of togetherness, of letting go and of finding a place you belong. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to The Bear: A Story from the World of Gra.

72%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

gameplay, character development

90% User Score Based on 31 reviews

What Happened Here is a short adventure horror game: around 30-45 minutes, exploring the classic horror trope of being locked inside a house and exploring it in order to go out. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to What Happened Here?.