Games like Everloop

"Platform 8" is a walking simulator game set on a never-ending train. As you explore the train, you'll need to watch out for anomalies and find a way to escape. The game is inspired by Japanese subways and liminal spaces, and is a sequel to "The Exit 8". It is a short experience that can take between 15 to 60 minutes to complete. Both individuals and companies can distribute videos of the game, as long as they comply with the guidelines provided. The game's focus is on exploration and discovery, with a sense of unease and mystery adding to the atmosphere.

"The Exit 8" is a captivating 2D puzzle-platformer game set in a mysterious world. As the player, you control a character named Kotake, who must use her abilities to solve increasingly complex puzzles and overcome obstacles to uncover the truth about the enigmatic Exit 8. With its unique atmosphere and immersive storyline, this game offers a satisfying and challenging experience for fans of the genre.

"Welcome to Kowloon" is a first-person indie horror game that takes place in the densely populated city of Kowloon, China. The game follows a young student seeking affordable housing, who finds himself drawn into a mysterious and ominous reality in his new home. With a playing time of approximately 50 minutes, players will uncover hidden stories and face the darkness that lurks in the heart of this city.

"The Room" is a 3D puzzler game that takes you through a series of intricate boxes with hidden mechanics and secrets. You will need to solve puzzles and find clues to unlock and reveal the mysteries within each box. The game features a captivating storyline, immersive atmosphere, and challenging puzzles that require logical thinking and attention to detail.

"Ten Bells" is a horror game set in a timeless English pub, where you must search for anomalies and uncover a hidden mystery. Progress through the game by backtracking when you find an anomaly and avoiding traps and inhabitants. With its unique concept and immersive atmosphere, "Ten Bells" promises to be a standout in the anomaly horror genre.

"Shinkansen 0 | 新幹線 0号" is a first-person exploration game set in Japan, where players must identify anomalies in the Shinkansen . The game features easy mode, auto-save for each chapter, and two endings. Supporter content can be turned on or off, and the game includes controls such as WASD for movement, left click for interaction, right click for zoom, shift for run, and ESC for options. If technical issues arise, several troubleshooting steps are provided in the game's description.

In "Who's at the Door?", you navigate the fragile line between hallucination and reality as a psychiatric patient struggling with persistent visions. Your task is to follow a daily routine of checking for visitors and taking medication to improve your condition over eight days. Multiple endings and hidden doll pieces encourage replay to uncover the full truth behind your experience.

"POOLS is a single-player Simulation game that offers marvelous graphics and a tense atmosphere. With no user-interface, dialogue, or background music, the game relies on realistic sounds and echoes to create a sense of presence. As you explore, you'll notice changes in the world around you, with each chapter offering unique and atmospheric rooms, playing on fears of getting lost, darkness, and tight spaces."

"Mists of Aiden" is a first-person, story-driven horror game where you play as a thief trying to steal a valuable jewel from an old mansion. The house traps you inside, and each attempt to escape leads to a new story and ending. Every walkthrough is unique, with different routes hiding their own tragedies and horrors. Uncover the secrets of the house, your partner, and yourself as you delve deeper into madness.

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