Games like Loving Leo

Artist Statement - Surviving the First Night What obsession did you pick and why did you pick it? I chose to base my game off of my obsession with the Reality TV show Survivor. Recently, I have been really into this show since a new season is airing right now. I’ve been watching it every Wednesday with my friends this season and have been watching on my own since 2019. I find the show as a whole…

Artist Statement When it comes to obsessions (for which I am endowed plenty as an obsessive person), there is only really one obsession that really matters and it is the first—the night that my baby brother Caelan passed. My memory is hazy. In repeating it dozens and dozens of times over the years, I am sure that my recollection of the night has been tainted again and again, my surroundings and b…

Anomalous Coffee Machine is a unique visual novel interactive simulation style game where you encounter a mysterious girl that, for unknown reasons, asks you to use and explore her mysterious and seemingly anomalous coffee vending machine! Of course, as the name implies, it's no ordinary vending machine. Instead, the coffee machine can dispense any cup of liquid, whether it's possible or impossib…

"The Testing Chamber" is a psychological-simulation game with horror elements, classified as an atmospheric social experiment. Players dive into their own psyche and answer a series of personal questions to unlock their mind and gain new insights, while experiencing uncomfortable truths. The game offers a unique solo experience, and is well-suited for content creators looking to engage with their audience.

"Sometimes Always Monsters" is a narrative-driven RPG where you play as a monster trying to make amends for past mistakes. Travel across continents, meet interesting characters, and make meaningful choices that affect the story. This emotional and introspective journey challenges you to consider the consequences of your actions and the power of forgiveness.

The Path is a horror game based on Little Red Riding Hood, where six sisters must journey through a forest to their sick grandmother's house while staying on the path. However, the game encourages players to break rules and explore, resulting in different outcomes and experiences. It's a game about making choices, accepting consequences, and embracing life, even if it means accepting death.

"The Three-Body Problem" is a single-player Fantasy Interactive Fiction game with an intriguing story. As a queer, polyamorous, celestial witch, you perform a ritual in the woods, but a stranger changes everything. The game features Dominant/submissive kink, consent negotiation, and a full moon, with two versions available for added accessibility.

"Don't Make Love" is a narrative-driven game where you play as a praying mantis in a relationship, constantly balancing the desire for love and the instinct to mate, which could lead to the male's death. The game features a hand-drawn art style, dynamic soundtrack, and multiple endings based on your choices. Each playthrough is short, but repeated playthroughs are encouraged to fully explore the game's content.

"Monster Loves You!" is a unique life-simulation game where you play as a monster, making choices that affect the world of monsters and humans. From a monsterling to an elder, your decisions shape your personality and impact the relationship between monsters and humans. Navigate through various scenarios, showing ferocity, kindness, or honesty, and experience the consequences of your actions. This game offers a fresh perspective on narrative-driven games, putting you in the role of a monster with a rich story to tell.

"Moncage is a puzzling adventure inside a mysterious cube, where each of its sides holds a unique world that subtly connects with the others. Solve mind-boggling optical illusion puzzles, and collect photos to unveil the story as you uncover the hidden connections between worlds. Thoughtful hints are available to help you when you get stuck."