Games like Papers And Olé

"You Are the Judge!" is a simulation game where you step into the role of a newly appointed judge in the conflict-ridden country of Kobardde. Examine complex case files, consult witnesses, and make decisions that will impact the lives of those involved and even your own career. Your choices and decisions are shaped by your past life, creating a unique and personalized journey in this realistic judicial experience.

In "Papers, Please" , you play as a border control officer in a dystopian society, deciding who can enter based on documents they provide. This unique document thriller game has won numerous awards, including Best Game of 2013 from The New Yorker and Wired Magazine, and Best Strategy & Simulation Game 2014 from BAFTA. The game excellently combines strategy, narrative, and innovation, making it a must-play for any serious gamer. Note: No information about the developer, publisher, or release date is provided.

Your stamp decides everything. Approve — and grant a dream. Deny — and deliver a lesson. Welcome to the "Behavior and Delivery Verification Department," where Christmas miracles begin with bureaucracy. Santa's magical workshop is not just about cozy ateliers and flying reindeer. It is a giant, perfectly tuned machine, and its heart is our office. And this year, luck has smiled upon you!…

"Paper Cages" is a horror game that explores the theme of mental health, with themes of depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. The game tasks you with daily activities, personifying the idea of an "Archenemy" as internal struggles. With a focus on Personal themes, players must navigate these challenges with only a mouse and keyboard. For those interested in serious topic games, check out "Death and Taxes" by the same developers.

Tales From Off-Peak City is a first-person adventure game series. Volume 1: Caetano's Slice is the first game of many in the anthology of Tales. While each 'Volume' is its own self-contained story and experience, taken together, they build towards the larger over-arching narrative of what’s really going on at the corner of July Avenue and Yam Street and what role you ultimately play in its fate.

"Beholder 2" is a grim, dystopian game where you start as an intern in the Ministry, a powerful organization that controls every aspect of citizens' lives. As you climb the career ladder, you'll face moral dilemmas, political intrigue, and the burden of choice, deciding whether to be a diligent officer, a ruthless careerist, or a whistleblower. Your actions will shape your future, and happiness, in this dark, Orwellian world. Learn more at , or follow them on Facebook and Twitter.

"The Norwood Suite" is a first-person narrative-driven game set in a mysterious hotel. As a visitor, you'll uncover eccentric characters, surreal events, and hidden secrets, all while trying to discover the truth behind the hotel's enigmatic host. With its distinctive jazz soundtrack and immersive environment, the game invites you on a unique adventure filled with intrigue and humor.

For the People is an acute social novel with strategic elements, in which you take control of the newly appointed mayor of a small city. Will the party provide for the people, or are the people just cogs in its machine? The choice is yours, comrade!

In "Paper Cages" , play as the Grim Reaper in an office job, deciding who lives or dies and affecting the world with your choices. Experience a narrative-based indie game similar to "Papers, Please" and "Beholder," with humor and existential dread as you climb the reaper career ladder. Personalize your office space, interact with coworkers, and try not to let the gravity of your responsibilities get to you. No information available about the release date or developer.

In "Field Hospital: Dr. Taylor's Story," players become Dr. Taylor, tasked with managing a field hospital during a war. They'll need to triage patients, assign staff, and manage resources to provide critical care. With increasing troop movements and escalating conflicts, maintaining the hospital's operations and saving lives becomes an increasingly daunting challenge.