Games like Merauders

"Sacred Fire is a narrative-driven role-playing game set in ancient Ireland. As a Celtic warrior, make strategic choices in dialogues and battles, manage your relationships, and confront your inner demons to survive. With its unique emotion-based combat system and poetic storytelling, Sacred Fire offers an immersive and intimate RPG experience."

"Golden Treasure: The Great Green" is an adventure game that follows a young dragon's journey to save her kingdom from destruction. The player explores a vibrant world filled with mythical creatures, solves puzzles, and makes choices that impact the story's outcome. With its unique narrative and charming visuals, it offers a memorable experience for fans of fantasy and adventure games.

In Pathologic 2, players must confront a deadly outbreak in a secluded town with only 12 days to manage their resources, form alliances, and make difficult decisions to survive. The game is a narrative-driven dramatic thriller that explores the realities of a collapsing society and the harsh choices that must be made in lose-lose situations. Time management is crucial, as players must balance their bodily functions and gather resources while fighting against the plague and uncovering the town's secrets.

"Newfound Courage" is a narrative-driven visual novel game where you play as a barista in a cozy café, navigating through relationships and personal growth. The game features relatable characters, slice-of-life storylines, and choices that impact the protagonist's journey. As the seasons change, so does the café, offering new experiences and chances to form deep connections.

In The Necromancer's Tale, you assume the role of a minor noble in the 18th Century who delves into dark necromantic arts to seek forbidden knowledge and revenge. This narrative-driven RPG challenges you to master deadly rituals from a powerful spellbook while navigating a web of intrigue, secrecy, and your own creeping madness. Choices matter deeply as you interact with over 180 unique characters in a richly written world.

"Broken Roads" is a post-apocalyptic RPG set in a desolate future Australia, featuring a unique morality system, the Moral Compass, that impacts dialogue, quests, and character development. The game offers a blend of traditional and original RPG mechanics, including turn-based tactical combat and hand-drawn artwork, all within an authentic Australian environment. Up to 5 party members can join the player as they explore a content-rich world filled with dense narratives and exciting quests.

"Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between" is a freeform game where players embark on late-night journeys, engaging in open-ended conversations with mysterious hitchhikers. These encounters take place in liminal spaces, prompting introspection and questioning one's place in the universe. The game offers flexibility with session length and high replayability, with various locations and profound dialogues.

Wednesdays is a highly emotional single-player drama point-and-click game that explores the impact of child sexual abuse through an intriguing, fragmented narrative. Players rebuild memories in Orco Park by stepping into the perspectives of Tim and his relatives, uncovering a heartfelt story told with stunning graphics and a moving soundtrack.

"The Pale Beyond" is a narrative-driven horror adventure game where players uncover the mysteries of a ghost ship, the HMS Eidolon, and its crew. Through environmental storytelling, puzzles, and interactions with supernatural entities, players must navigate the ship's dark past and their own sanity. The game features a unique art style that enhances the eerie atmosphere and adds to the tension as players delve deeper into the secrets of the cursed vessel.

"Unrest is a single-player Historical Role Playing game set in ancient India, featuring stunning story and sensational graphics. Play as five ordinary people from diverse backgrounds facing hardships and making tough choices in a reactive storyline, often with consequences that impact other characters' lives. With no heroes or mystical quests, Unrest offers a grounded, real-world narrative."