Games like Malinche's Dream

"Schizophrenia: Deliver Me" is a psychological horror game that follows the story of a patient in a mental hospital. The game uses disturbing imagery and messed up sound design to portray the protagonist's deteriorating mental state. Players must uncover the truth behind the hospital and its staff while battling hallucinations and delusions.

Afterlove EP follows Rama, a grieving musician in Jakarta struggling to move on after his girlfriend's death while hearing her voice in his head. Blending visual novel, narrative adventure, and rhythm gameplay, players guide Rama through 28 days of choices that impact his music, relationships, and healing journey. His band’s future depends on his ability to embrace life and create new songs.

In "Farewell Planet" , players control the last machine "alive" in a village of robots who believe they're human. As this child-like machine, you'll help fulfill the final wishes of the other villagers before they shut down. Thisbittersweet adventure explores themes of loneliness, companionship, and the passage of time.

Such A Guy is an immersive first-person narrative game blending live-action storytelling with light management gameplay. Players follow Zane Zheng as he renovates a lakeside guesthouse with friends, making decisions that shape relationships and story outcomes. With multiple endings, side activities, and nearly 1,000 minutes of 4K footage, it offers a rich, interactive experience.

In "Just a To the Moon Series Beach Episode," the SigCorp crew enjoys a company-paid vacation at the Golden Lobster Hotel & Resort for one day. Familiar characters from the series engage in mini-games and relaxation, while uncovering mysteries. Despite their presumed deaths, they interact in a narrative adventure featuring Platplat the platypus, Rudog, Long-cat, and Ricebot. This beach episode combines adventure game elements with classic RPG aesthetics and humorous dialogues.

"Life Tastes Like Cardboard" is a first-person exploration game that simulates the experience of various psychiatric disorders. Players navigate surreal environments that represent different symptoms, such as delusions and hallucinations. The game aims to educate players about mental illness and reduce stigma, while also providing an immersive and thought-provoking gaming experience. Note: This game contains mature themes and is not recommended for sensitive audiences.

"What Comes After" is a short narrative game that explores themes of love, regrets, and self-acceptance. As you ride a train filled with souls heading to the afterlife, you'll have conversations with a variety of passengers and help the main character, Vivi, find herself. With its heartwarming story, light-hearted tone, and colorful art style, this game is a touching tribute to learning to love oneself.

Undusted: Letters from the Past follows Adora as she cleans and restores neglected items in her family home, uncovering memories tied to each object. Through immersive ASMR-inspired sounds and charming visuals, players explore a touching story about loss, healing, and understanding a mother's past. Each restored item reveals deeper layers of forgotten stories and emotions.

The Last Visit: 98th is a first-person psychological horror walking simulator set in a post-Soviet winter environment. Players explore an abandoned apartment filled with memories and dark secrets after the protagonist’s parents have died. The game emphasizes a tense atmosphere with realistic 3D graphics and immersive sound design.

Don't Let Me Fade is a poetic narrative exploration game that delves into memory, identity, and the impact of Alzheimer’s. Players navigate surreal, dreamlike environments as an elderly man piecing together fragmented memories while searching for a teddy bear, his last link to self. It offers an emotional journey through a fading world where time loses meaning.