Games like SoundSelf

SoundSelf is a single-player simulation game that uses your voice to generate a mesmerizing world of sounds and visuals, creating an exhilarating journey into altered states of consciousness. This unique experience, backed by cognitive neuro-science, takes you through a tunnel of light, shapes, and meditative trance, while your own voice harmonizes with the emergent music. Dim the lights, turn up the volume, and let your voice guide you through an immersive odyssey of color and sound.

Ambrosia Sky: Act One is a first-person immersive sim set in a forsaken colony overrun by hostile alien fungi with unique abilities. Players navigate treacherous zero-G anomalies, harvest fungal fruit to craft chemical agents, and explore eerie ruins to uncover a dark mystery. The game offers a somber, atmospheric experience blending survival, exploration, and storytelling.

In "The Silent Swan" , players assume the role of Mirov, who awakens 17 years in the future and enters a mysterious land to uncover the truth about his past. This first-person narrative experience features open levels and walking simulator mechanics, with exploration taking place across sprawling urban areas connected by landbridges. Uncover the tale of two cities, Urzhum and Sernur, and the intertwining fates of Mirov and Selene in this intriguing title.

Anandala is not a game. Anandala is an interactive virtual reality art experience where you explore a vast labyrinth of ever-changing, psychoactive abstract art. Fly, as if in a dream, through this psychedelic world in the sky, where complex shapes and colors flow and evolve over every surface. Encounter the Blorts, the curious and expressive artificial lifeforms that inhabit Anandala. Inspired b…

In "That Which Gave Chase," become a sled dog musher navigating treacherous Arctic terrain to reunite a scientist with his abandoned expedition. This experimental, narrative-driven thriller blends first-person dog sledding with adventure and light horror elements, challenging you to maintain balance and keep your sled from tipping. With a 45-60 minute playtime, this story-focused game features physics-based gameplay,branching dialogue, and a haunting soundtrack.

"Path to Mnemosyne" is a single-player horror simulation game with phenomenal graphics, taking you on a hypnotic journey to explore your mind and recover lost memories. With an open narrative, simple controls, and dozens of challenging puzzles, the game provides a bizarre and memorable experience through its atmospheric visuals and disturbing sounds. Can you reach the end of the path and unlock the mysterious story?

"Is there a dead body who'd like to be buried in me?" This is a coming-of-age adventure of a young boy who believes he's an ancient tomb! As Kofun, interact with all sorts of characters and objects. Gain points and spend them on new skills and hints to show Kofun a world of new experiences!

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From Page to Pixel: A Novel Adaptation Reaching New Heights"The Everest Encounter: A Journey Beyond Reality" isn't just breaking new ground in gaming—it's a faithful adaptation of Bo Chen's thought-provoking novel that takes the concept of 'peak experience' to unprecedented altitudes. As both the author of the book and the creator of this game, Bo Chen has crafted a narrative that scales…

Step into the mind of Mike and explore the depths of a twisted reality in this heart-pounding psychological horror first-person platformer. Dodge deadly obstacles at every turn and unravel the truth hidden deep within Mike's psych as you navigate his tormented memories. But beware; she is watching your every move. Can you solve the puzzles and escape this nightmarish world before its too late? …