Games like Slippery Flippers: Episode One - Amulet of the Gods

RiME is a single-player, open-world puzzle adventure game with a wholesome story and dense atmosphere. As a young boy stranded on a mysterious island, you'll explore enchanting landscapes, solve ingenious puzzles using sound, light, and time manipulation, and uncover secrets that reveal the island's forgotten past. With its outstanding gameplay, graphics, and soundtrack, RiME offers a captivating experience, despite minor optimization issues and some grinding.

"Evan's Remains" is a mystery-filled puzzle platformer adventure game. Players help Dysis, a girl with photographic memory, search for a missing genius named Evan. The game features challenging puzzles, a captivating story, and beautifully pixelated art style. Players must uncover the secrets of Evan's past and his mysterious island to progress through the game.

Planet of Lana is a serene adventure game set on a transformed planet, where a faceless army has disrupted the balance between nature and humans. The game features unique companion-based gameplay, puzzles with diverse challenges, and stealth-based sequences to carefully navigate dangerous situations. Discover an epic story that spans galaxies and centuries while trying to preserve the planet's beauty.

Detective Grimoire is a puzzle-based detective game with a fully voiced and animated cast. Players explore beautiful digitally painted environments, interview suspects, and solve puzzles to uncover the secret of a murder at a mythical creature tourist attraction. Indie Statik praises it for its focus on enjoyable gameplay and superior design compared to other crime games.

Fault Milestone One is a single-player Fantasy Simulation game, featuring an intriguing Science Fantasy Kinetic Novel story about Princess Selphine and her Royal Guard Ritona. With excellent graphics, fabulous music, and plenty of humor, the game offers a wholesome and engaging experience, following the protagonists on their epic journey back home to the Kingdom of Rughzenhaide.

"The First Tree" is a third-person exploration game that follows a fox's journey through a mysterious forest as it searches for its lost family. Intertwined with the fox's story is that of a son trying to reconnect with his estranged father. The game features emotional storytelling and a stunning art style, using its gameplay to explore themes of love, loss, and reconciliation.

"Hitchhiker" is a single-player mystery adventure game with an intriguing and emotional story. As a hitchhiker with no memory, you journey across a strange landscape in five rides with strangers, solving environmental puzzles and uncovering clues to reveal your past. Your conversations and choices with the drivers will shape your journey and reveal the truth behind your mysterious amnesia.

In Lost Ember, play as a wolf with a mysterious companion, exploring a stunningly beautiful world reclaimed by nature. Possess any creature you encounter to traverse diverse landscapes, from lush jungles to barren deserts, uncovering the stories of mankind's fall and the lush life that followed. This immersive 5-hour adventure is also available in VR, offering an extraordinary experience of life from different perspectives. The normal version of Lost Ember is also included with purchase.

"The Charnel House Trilogy" is a point-and-click horror adventure game that tells the story of Alex Davenport, a private detective who explores a mysterious and dark world. The game is divided into three episodes, each with its own self-contained narrative that adds to the overall plot. Players must uncover the secrets of the Charnel House and its inhabitants while facing psychological horror and atmospheric puzzles.

Syberia is a single-player mystery point and click game with an interesting plot, sensational game mechanics, amazing graphics, and a stellar soundtrack. As lawyer Kate Walker, you journey across Europe to Eastern Russia, encountering unique characters and environments while searching for the inventor Hans. The game features a gripping script, film-like camera angles, and detailed 3D environments, but can be grinding, buggy, and highly emotional at times.