Games like Lauren Foong

Mutazione is a narrative-driven adventure game following 15-year-old Kai's journey to a mutated community. She cares for her ailing grandfather and uncovers the town's secrets, rich personal dramas, and supernatural events after a meteor strike caused genetic mutations. Throughout the game, Kai explores, gardens, attends social events, and embarks on a spiritual quest to save the town from a dark force.

"Little Witch in the Woods" is a cozy life simulation game where you play as Ellie, an apprentice witch living in the village of Lucerein Ortu. Your goal is to complete your apprenticeship by helping the nearby villagers and experiencing various stories. The game is currently in Early Access, with new content updates being added to the beta branch first. Join the beta to get a sneak peek at what's to come!

"Promesa" is a single-player Mystery Simulation game with spectacular graphics and a masterful soundtrack. The game takes you on a contemplative journey through dreams and memories, inspired by Argentinian and Italian cities, in a 45-minute experience that changes with each playthrough. Created by a small team, "Promesa" features a unique visual style and an acoustic soundtrack, offering a personal and introspective adventure.

"Leaving Lyndow" is a first-person exploration game and a prequel to "Eastshade." As young artist Clara, you reminisce about your life and relationships in your seaside village, preparing to embark on a dangerous journey to become an artist apprentice. The game features breathtaking visuals and heartfelt moments, inviting players to reflect on relationships, fear, and growth.

Draugen is a first-person psychological horror adventure, set amongst the deep fjords and towering mountains of Norway’s awe-inspiring west coast. The game is a dark and disturbing journey into the pitch black heart of Norwegian national romanticism, as seen through the eyes of an American nature photographer, botanist and entomologist.

"10 Dead Doves" is a single-player horror adventure set in the Appalachian wilderness, where you play as Marcus Stetson, a seasoned backpacker on a quest to find the elusive Ant Farm with his friend Sean. The journey takes a dark turn as Marcus starts receiving cryptic messages from a haunting, bird-like figure in his dreams, causing him to confront his will and wits. Experience a cinematic adventure filled with mystery, heart, and terror.

"Before The Green Moon" is a serene science fiction farming/life simulation game where players create their own character and adapt to a small community's Wet and Dry seasons. The game features a 24-hour day/night cycle, real-time weather, and various activities such as farming, getting to know neighbors, and exploring the community. Relaxing gameplay and character customization make this a unique addition to the farming simulation genre.

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.

In Other Waters is a narrative-driven game where you play as an AI guide to a xenobiologist, Ellery, who is searching for her missing partner on an alien planet with an oceanic landscape. As you explore the underwater world, you'll uncover the planet's unique life and dark history, while also forming a bond with Ellery. The game features a non-linear narrative that raises questions about the definition of "natural" and "artificial" life in the context of environmental destruction.

Home is Where One Starts... is a short, first-person exploration game that tells a poignant story about childhood, hope, and memory. It draws inspiration from the rural American South and literature like John Steinbeck's East of Eden and Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life. The game features a quiet, non-linear narrative and can be completed in 15-30 minutes, with a focus on atmosphere rather than action or puzzles.