Games like Limerence

"Eliza" is a single-player visual novel centered around an AI counseling program. As protagonist Evelyn, players explore thought-provoking themes about humanity, technology, and the value of human connection. With its masterful gameplay, stunning visuals, and emotional depth, "Eliza" invites players to question the true impact of artificial intelligence on our lives.

"VIDEOVERSE is a single-player drama simulation game that lets you relive the days of past social gaming networks as Emmett, a young video game fan and aspiring artist. Immerse yourself in a retro gaming environment, explore Videoverse's online community, and make decisions that will impact Emmett's friendships, personal growth, and the game's outcome. Inspired by Miiverse, MSN messenger, and early internet forums, VIDEOVERSE features a chill 00’s technology-inspired soundtrack."

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.

Neo Cab is a narrative-driven, emotional survival game set in a futuristic city with driver/passenger interactions shaping the story. As the last human driver for an app called Neo Cab, you must balance your personal life and the mysterious events around you, all while trying to find your missing friend. Your choices and conversations matter, as they impact your relationship with passengers and the overall outcome of your story.

StoryZone: AI Story App & RPG is a single-player adventure game where you create your own AI-driven stories or fanfic RPGs, blending roleplay, romance, and choice-driven narratives. The game offers an intriguing story experience that lets you shape your own path. However, it features frequent advertisements that may interrupt gameplay.

"Five Dates" is a interactive video game following Vinny, a Londoner using a dating app during lockdown. Players decide his conversations and actions with five different women, impacting their interest in him. The game explores the unpredictable nature of modern dating, challenging the player's perceptions of attraction and compatibility. Published by Wales Interactive, known for "The Complex," "The Bunker," and "The Shapeshifting Detective."

"Suzerain is a single-player, text-based historical role-playing game with wonderful mechanics and dense atmosphere. As President Anton Rayne, lead the country of Sordland through political drama and economic crisis after a 20-year dictatorship. Experience tough choices, humor, and high emotional stakes in this grind-heavy, replayable game with excellent music and visuals."

Keep Driving is a management RPG featuring a procedurally generated pixel art open world where you embark on a road trip across the country. Customize and repair your car, pick up hitchhikers with unique stories, and tackle challenges using a turn-based ‘combat’ system. Multiple endings and varied routes offer replayability and a relaxed, immersive driving experience.

"A Normal Lost Phone" is a narrative investigation game where you explore the contents of a lost phone to discover the intimacies of its previous owner. By searching through texts, emails, and other apps, you uncover the story of a young person's life, their relationships, and the challenges they face. The game provides a unique and immersive way to experience someone else's narrative, allowing players to piece together the fragments of a stranger's life.

In "Another Lost Phone: Laura's Story," players explore the social life of a young woman, Laura, through her found phone. By examining apps, messages, and photos, players piece together Laura's relationships, career, and the mystery surrounding her disappearance. The game offers a relatable narrative that promotes empathy and addresses social issues.