Games like Noël: La Niege Special

"LongStory is a single-player, LGBTQ+ friendly mystery role-playing game set at Weasel Heights Middle School. With masterful graphics and an intriguing story, players can customize their pronouns and explore romantic relationships with characters of any gender. As you navigate the awkwardness of middle school, uncover the mystery of the missing locker owner and experience a wholesome, charming, and unforgettable journey."

"Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star" is a humorous dating simulator and visual novel where you play as a human in a world of sentient birds. This sequel to "Hatoful Boyfriend" features holiday-themed stories with new and returning characters. Experience winter festivities, solve puzzles, and enjoy the light-hearted, quirky narrative in this unique game.

In "Gothic Murder: Adventure That Changes Destiny," players assume the role of a maid in a early 20th-century English manor, experiencing dreams that predict tragedy. As the lord of the manor is threatened by a sinister plot, players must examine the manor, gather information, and use reasoning to prevent each incident and ultimately change the course of fate, all within a simple, intuitive system. This mystery-adventure game is developed by Orange, known for the "Jake Hunter Detective Story" series.

"Hate Plus" is a visual novel sequel to "Analogue: A Hate Story" where you investigate a generation ship's regressive past with a spunky AI sidekick. Uncover the disturbing political program that caused the ship's Neo-Confucian society to revert to Joseon Dynasty social norms. This game explores themes of transhumanism, cosplay, and the loss of freedoms, allowing both new and returning players to dive in.

"Emily is Away" is an interactive story game set in a retro chat-client, where players create a screenname and navigate through a branching narrative. The game has been praised for its unique format and comparison to other notable titles such as "Digital: A Love Story" and "Catherine." Players engage in virtual conversations, making choices that impact the storyline, as they explore the relationship between the player character and Emily. The game is now available on Steam and can be found at .

"Essays on Empathy" is a narrative-driven game that explores the theme of empathy through a series of interactive vignettes. Players will confront ethical dilemmas and make choices that challenge their perspectives on complex social issues. The game encourages self-reflection and introspection, making it a thought-provoking and immersive experience. However, please note that the game contains mature themes and may not be suitable for all players.

In "Tex Murphy: Martian Memorandum," players assume the role of a private detective investigating a missing person case that leads to a conspiracy on Mars. The game features a combination of adventure and puzzle-solving elements, with a unique film noir style and 3D rendered graphics. Players must interrogate suspects, examine evidence, and solve complex puzzles to unravel the mystery and save the day.

In "Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa," you investigate seven chilling mysteries at Fujisawa Academy through visual novel chapters. Uncover keywords during investigations to power up word-based battles that expose lies and reveal hidden truths. The story twists classic tropes, encouraging multiple playthroughs to unlock the true ending and hidden secrets.

"City of Love: Paris" is an Adventure game that immerses you in a captivating story with intriguing twists and turns. Experience amazing game mechanics, visuals, and a splendid soundtrack as you navigate the Parisian lifestyle and unravel a mystery. Despite occasional bugs and annoying ads, the game's humor and engaging narrative make for an enjoyable experience. Dive into your own interactive drama, filled with romance and intrigue, set against the backdrop of beautiful Paris.

Upon answering a mysterious phone call, you awaken in an unfamiliar place filled with new faces… Through intricate relationships and thoughtful introspection, will you be able to unravel the reason you are here?