Games like Memories of Enaros Vol. 1

"This is Forever" is an atmospheric symbolic game with an intriguing story that explores a relaxing world, addressing difficult topics like loss. The game uses personal objects as clues and music to guide the experience, evolving and changing as you progress, aiming to facilitate positive growth and thought. It will make you laugh and evoke strong emotions, providing a memorable and impactful journey.

"The Suicide of Rachel Foster" is a first-person psychological thriller set in a remote mountain hotel. Players uncover the dark secrets of Rachel Foster's death through investigating her family's disturbing past, while communicating with a mysterious former FBI agent via radio. The game explores themes of guilt, redemption, and coming-of-age in a narrative-driven experience.

"Rakuen" is a single-player fantasy RPG with a beautiful story, splendid visuals, and delightful soundtrack. The game follows a little Boy in the hospital who, with his mother, seeks to complete challenges in a fantasy world to grant his wish. Players will interact with hospital neighbors and their alter-egos, uncovering emotional stories and secrets. With good gameplay, humor, and some grinding, "Rakuen" offers a unique and highly emotional experience.

"Claire" is a single-player Horror Action game with an interesting plot, good mechanics, and excellent graphics. As Claire, lost in a dark world with your dog Anubis, you must fight back your fear, explore levels, and decide the fate of others you encounter. With a panic system that increases the fear factor and multiple endings determined by plot choices, "Claire" offers a dense atmosphere and a unique gaming experience.

"Venba" is a single-player kid-friendly simulation game that offers an intriguing story and exceptional gameplay. As Venba, a South Indian immigrant mother, you connect with your son through cooking while discovering your family's heartfelt story of love, loss, and self-discovery. The game features authentic South Indian cooking puzzles, with a brand-new in-game cookbook to try the dishes in real life, accompanied by a sensational soundtrack inspired by regional music.

"Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies" is a rhythm game where players tap buttons in time with traditional Chinese music. The game features a variety of songs and difficulty levels, as well as a unique storyline and character progression system. Players must master the beats and rhythms to complete each song and unlock new challenges.

"Masochisia" is a single-player horror point-and-click game with an intriguing psychological horror narrative that may be unsettling for some. Its phenomenal visuals, outstanding music, and splendid atmosphere create a highly emotional experience, centered around a character with extensive psychological abnormalities and sadomasochistic tendencies. The game is intended for mature audiences and simulates a unique and unsettling mind-scape.

"Big Dipper" is a kinetic visual novel available in multiple languages, telling a bittersweet story of two lovers meeting on New Year's Eve. The game follows Andrew, a hardworking furniture maker who, after facing family troubles, finally affords his own house in a remote location, and Julia, a young woman who spent her childhood at her grandfather's home. Their lives intertwine in a heartwarming tale of fate and love.

"Winter Magic" is a short, charming adventure game where you play as Emily, a new resident in a witch town, seeking to befriend local witches and learn magic. The game follows Emily's adventure with her neighbor, Linnea, around the small mountain they live on. With music, art, and story by Kyanite Heart, it's a cozy, self-contained experience with a single ending, and it's open for purchase of the soundtracks and art collection.

"i am still here" is a single-player Interactive Fiction game that tells a wholesome story of a ghost's experience during the end of a long lockdown. The game, originally published in Going Down Swinging issue #41, features unique AR elements, activated by scanning pink geometric shapes and directing your camera towards the game. As Melbourne finally emerges from lockdown, the game is being re-released, offering players a chance to reflect on the pandemic's impact on people and places.