Games like Games For Lost People

Games For The Breakdown is a collection of ten short, 1 page RPGs, many of which can't or shouldn't be played. Or rather, Games For The Breakdown is a collection of poems that are also games, that challenge both what it means to be poetry and what it means to be games. The collection is aptly named—these are games intended for when collapse occurs.  Games For The Breakdown is the second zine in th…

Flying Games is a collection of 8 short RPGs (and an editorial) based around themes of consent, weather patterns, dreams, and (of course) flight. These games aren't intended to be played. That's never been their purpose. Instead, like most games you'll read, the purpose is to imagine your relationship with them. These games are an invitation, to imagine impossible things. Will you accept? Flying…

In quarantine, the days feel like months and the weeks feel like hours. Fever Games is a collection of somewhere between 14 and 33 games about the crushing weight of surviving in times like these. They are reflections on the past and desperate demands from the future. These games aren't meant to be played, and I would never wish their playing onto anyone. I have played these games. CWs within the …

The Games We Wrote is a collection of eight games, an actual play, a warning, and four author notes based around themes of friendship, anxiety, self-care, and hope. These games aren't intended to be played. That's never been their purpose. Instead, like most games you'll read, the purpose is to imagine your relationship with them. These games are an invitation, to imagine impossible things. Will y…

"Everything is going to be OK" is an interactive zine that explores life experiences centered around struggle, survival, and coping with hardships. It combines dark comedy, poetry, and strange games to facilitate a deeper discussion about these themes on a personal level. The game is a collection of abstract, deeply personal vignettes that depict the developer's own experiences, presented in a beautifully terrible and profound way.

Paranormal Placeis a first-person psychological thriller. The main emphasis of the game is on the process of exploration, the tension slowly builds up, creating complete and vivid immersive effect.Short description:The main character is a blogger Alex. He runs his own channel and searches for paranormal trends there. Now he goes to an abandoned buildings, where were military barracks in the past, …

"Actual Sunlight" is a critically acclaimed visual novel that explores depression, hopelessness, and social anxieties in a raw and unfiltered way. The game follows the life of Evan Winter, a 30-something office worker, as he navigates through his mundane existence and grapples with his inner demons. Its deep and thought-provoking narrative challenges players to confront the harsh realities of mental health issues.

THE WORLD CAME TO AN END... Well before you were born, the world ended. While there is no one thing that signified the end of days, archivists agree that the "Year the World Ended" was 2324. Disease, wars, and natural disasters destroyed civilization as we know it, driving people into tunnels and underground bunkers. Most of these pocket cities fell apart due to illness and infighting, leaving onl…

In "The Death of Erin Myers," players navigate a suspenseful, story-driven experience as they uncover the truth behind Erin's tragic demise. Interact with various characters and objects, and make choices that impact the narrative's outcome in this engaging investigative thriller. Immerse yourself in a rich, atmospheric world filled with secrets, suspects, and suspense, and discover the truth before it's too late.

In "Kiss the Demiurge" , Minori Nakahashi, a mage dedicated to hiding magic from the world, infiltrates a high school's "magic club" to destroy it. The club is led by a girl who believes she's descended from magic samurai, with two other members who have misguided magical beliefs. As Minori interacts with the club members, she finds herself unexpectedly falling in love, challenging her views on her mission and her own identity.