Games like Ronias

88%Game Brain Score

graphics, gameplay

story, music

88% User Score Based on 247 reviews

The VR Museum of Fine Art is a virtual reality game that offers a peaceful escape to explore life-sized sculptures and high-fidelity paintings in roomscale VR. With no barriers or glass walls, players can freely move around and interact with the artwork, providing an immersive and unique art gallery experience. The game features 15 sculptures and two paintings at launch, with plans for future updates to expand the collection.

82%Game Brain Score

graphics, gameplay

story, grinding

96% User Score Based on 20,288 reviews

Critic Score 66%Based on 9 reviews

Townscaper is a relaxing and creative town-building simulation game. Place and connect different types of buildings to design your own colorful and vibrant seaside town, with no need for resources or scores. Experience the joy of watching your town grow and evolve, with charming details like boats, parks, and winding streets appearing as if by magic.

85%Game Brain Score

music, graphics

grinding, atmosphere

94% User Score Based on 107 reviews

Critic Score 69%Based on 6 reviews

Twinkleby is a single-player simulation game featuring good graphics and music, set in a cozy, nostalgic universe with an absurdist twist. Players progress through floating islands, building and customizing neighborhood dioramas by controlling scenery, lighting, and soundtrack. The world serves as your inventory, allowing you to freely redesign dreamscapes ranging from eerie to adorable.

85%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

grinding, replayability

89% User Score Based on 2,312 reviews

Critic Score 75%Based on 4 reviews

In Other Waters is a narrative-driven game where you play as an AI guide to a xenobiologist, Ellery, who is searching for her missing partner on an alien planet with an oceanic landscape. As you explore the underwater world, you'll uncover the planet's unique life and dark history, while also forming a bond with Ellery. The game features a non-linear narrative that raises questions about the definition of "natural" and "artificial" life in the context of environmental destruction.

92%Game Brain Score

graphics, music

optimization, grinding

92% User Score Based on 957 reviews

To say it’s a PC sandbox-building, AI-driven MMO where people play with Art, developed by folks who really love architecture and abstract characters… would be a bit of a mouthful.

83%Game Brain Score

graphics, music

stability, story

83% User Score Based on 1,278 reviews

FlowScape is a single-player, violence-free game that allows players to create their own nature scenes by painting with over 300 models and 20 landscapes. With advanced paint options, physics, and the ability to import custom models, players can build their own private paradise and add life to their landscape. However, it has been noted for its grinding gameplay and occasional bugs.

81%Game Brain Score

story, music

grinding, optimization

88% User Score Based on 353 reviews

Critic Score 76%Based on 40 reviews

"Tchia" is a single-player, open-world game set in a tropical archipelago, where you play as Tchia on a mission to rescue her father. Explore the physics-driven sandbox through climbing, gliding, swimming, and sailing, while facing Meavora's fabric soldiers in creative encounters. Tchia's soul-jumping ability lets you control any animal or object, offering unique gameplay and jam sessions on your playable ukulele, making for a poetic coming-of-age story inspired by New Caledonia. The Special Edition includes additional costume and boat customization packs.

90%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

grinding, replayability

90% User Score Based on 942 reviews

In Waking Mars , players explore an open-world network of caves filled with alien life forms and ruins. To survive, they must learn to create ecosystems with exotic plants and creatures, using some to feed others. The goal is to discover the secrets of Mars' past before time runs out.

94%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

monetization

94% User Score Based on 248 reviews

"Some Distant Memory" is a post-apocalyptic game set on Earth, where two colonies, Ares and NOAH, strive for survival. The Professor and Commander Ti, representatives of each colony, uncover reduced-to-rubble Earth's past through ARORA, an artificial intelligence. By exploring artifacts and memories, they reveal a story of love, innovation, and human resilience, ultimately shedding light on humanity's former existence.

85%Game Brain Score

graphics, gameplay

optimization, stability

85% User Score Based on 3,124 reviews

"Prehistoric Kingdom" is a zoo management simulation game where players build and manage a park for extinct animals. Utilize creative tools to design habitats and infrastructure, and breed over 20 species of prehistoric wildlife. Discover new creatures and genetic skins while ensuring the safety and resources for guests, animals, and staff.