Games like Mankind's Collapse

"Winds of Change" is a 2D visual novel/point-and-click adventure game set in a richly detailed fantasy world. As the Seer of Valinorth, you'll join the Rebellion and use your spiritual visions to guide your choices in a story inspired by Dragon Age and Mass Effect. With fully voiced dialogue, romance options, and a multitude of side quests, players can shape their role in the fight to liberate Alestia from tyrannical rule.

"A Place For The Unwilling" is a narrative-driven adventure game set in a dying city with 21 days left until its demise. Every decision made shapes the surroundings and the city's fate, with a diverse cast of characters to interact with. The game features a rich, immersive world that combines elements of Sunless Sea, Majora's Mask, and Lovecraftian horror, offering a unique and thought-provoking experience.

Near-Mage is a single-player, story-driven adventure set in a magical Transylvania where you play as Illy Vraja, a young mage attending a mystic institute. Explore richly detailed realms, craft unique spells, and unravel the quirky townsfolk’s secrets in a dense, wholesome atmosphere filled with humor, wonderful visuals, and an engaging soundtrack.

In "Arcane Investigations," players step into the shoes of Kabili, a newly appointed arcane investigator waking to a magical robbery aboard the Quartzway Express. Explore the crime scene, question a colorful cast of suspects and colleagues, and gather evidence to unravel the mystery. The journey culminates in a high-stakes trial featuring cross-examination puzzles and surprising twists to uncover the truth before the train's final stop.

Eternal Threads is a first-person puzzle game centered around time manipulation and choice. As an operative, you're tasked with preventing a fatal house fire in 2015 by altering the choices made by the housemates in the week leading up to it. With the ability to explore and change events in any order, your decisions will shape the course of events and outcomes.

"Elsinore is a single-player simulation game that lets you explore an intriguing story in the world of Shakespeare's Hamlet, with a dynamic story engine that reacts to your decisions in real-time. As Ophelia, you're trapped in a time-loop, reliving the same four days again and again, caught in a point-and-click adventure to change the fate of Elsinore Castle's inhabitants. With wonderful game mechanics, amazing music, and highly emotional moments, Elsinore challenges you to prevent a tragic ending."

"Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth" is an adventure game based on the best-selling novel. The player navigates through a medieval narrative, making new allies and enemies in a quest to build a cathedral. Decisions made by the player impact the story's outcome, creating a unique experience for each playthrough.

In "Dysfunctional Systems: Learning to Manage Chaos," you play as a mediator tasked with resolving conflicts in complex, often chaotic societies. Though the game boasts a richly developed world, the gameplay primarily revolves around visual novel-style dialogue choices. The narrative tackles themes of social justice and societal inequality, but its impact is limited due to the game's simplistic mechanics.

"The Walking Dead" is a five-part game series set in the same universe as the comic book series, where you play as Lee Everett, a criminal turned protector of a young girl named Clementine in a post-apocalyptic world filled with zombies. The game offers a tailored experience with choices that have lasting consequences, and decisions must be made quickly in tense situations. Experience the true horror of a zombie apocalypse while shaping your own story in this game based on the Eisner-Award winning comic book series.

"Through the Darkest of Times" is a strategy game set in 1930s Berlin, where you lead a small resistance group against the Nazi regime. Your mission is to undermine the Nazis through small acts of resistance, while avoiding detection by patrolling soldiers. The game simulates the challenges and dangers faced by ordinary Germans who opposed the regime, and requires strategic decision making to survive.