Games like Pearl of the Orient

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.

"ISLAND is a single-player mystery visual novel game with an intriguing story and beautiful visuals. As amnesiac Setsuna, you'll explore Urashima island and its inhabitants' pasts to uncover hidden secrets and protect what you value most. With multiple routes and endings, will you save Urashima from soot blight syndrome, or become lost in its complexities?"

"What Comes After" is a short narrative game that explores themes of love, regrets, and self-acceptance. As you ride a train filled with souls heading to the afterlife, you'll have conversations with a variety of passengers and help the main character, Vivi, find herself. With its heartwarming story, light-hearted tone, and colorful art style, this game is a touching tribute to learning to love oneself.

"The House in Fata Morgana" is a narrative-driven game where you explore a cursed mansion across different eras. In 1603, you witness the strife between the Rhodes siblings, and in 1707, you encounter a beast yearning for serenity amidst ruin. With each door, uncover tragic tales of the mansion's residents, searching for clues about your own identity. This atmospheric visual novel combines elements of mystery and horror to explore themes of abuse, identity, and desire for connection.

"Sea of Solitude" is a poignant action-adventure game that follows a young woman named Kay as she navigates through her emotional turmoil and loneliness. Players explore a beautifully designed, flooded city and encounter various creatures, each with their own stories, while solving challenges that delve into deeper themes of humanity. The game's evolving world serves as a metaphor for Kay's emotional state, providing a unique and intimate journey of self-discovery.

"A Gay Love Story About Gay Love" is a visual novel game that follows the journey of a gay couple, Alex and Taylor, as they navigate through the challenges of their relationship. The game features a heartwarming and relatable story, with branching dialogue options that affect the outcome of the story. Players will explore themes of love, self-discovery, and acceptance in this gay-positive narrative.

In "Vengeful Heart" , Josephine Lace, a aspiring hydraulic engineer, seeks revenge against a corrupted system that left her homeless and heartbroken after a promising future was stolen. Set in a dystopian world where water is scarce and controlled by the elite, Josephine and her newfound allies battle against the oppressive megacities for survival and justice. As she fights for the poor and against the system, she hopes to restore water equality and reclaim what was rightfully hers.

In "The Seven Realms - Realm 1: Terran," you play as the vampire prince tasked with restoring order after the Queen's death and the King's apathy. Uncover secrets alongside Leyala, whose mysterious past triggers a journey across the Seven Realms. Your choices shape your rule, relationships, and the world’s fate in this story-driven, adult visual novel.

The Threshold - Interactive Fiction [TUMBLR | BUG/ERROR REPORT] The Threshold is an interactive fiction game made with Twine, inspired by works like Zero Escape and Danganronpa. It has horror and adventure elements, but it’s focused on characters and their relationships. (CW) It’s rated +18 for mentions and depictions of violence, blood, death, abduction, explicit language, use of alcohol, …

"Until Then" is a narrative-driven game that follows the story of a young woman named Ada. Players will explore Ada's memories and experiences as she reflects on her life and the choices she has made. The game features a unique art style and immersive soundtrack, creating a compelling and emotional atmosphere. Through Ada's journey, players will confront themes of love, loss, and self-discovery.