Games like Tarot

Illuyanka, a Hittite story The myth Ancient clay tablets, unearthed in Anatolia by archaeologists, have revealed the tales of the Gods of these mighty people who dwelt more than three millennia ago, between 1650 and 1180 before the common era. The Hittites cherished the telling of tales during rituals and holy feasts, to unveil the origins of their customs. Behold some of these myths, whose be…

"Everbloom" is a cozy, fantasy game set on the enchanting Everbloom Isle, where players can experience a simpler life and build a welcoming community. Inheriting your grandmother's house, you'll set out to fulfill your dream of opening a teahouse, forging connections, and creating a meaningful life. Guided by the whimsical Holy Cow, this heartwarming game invites you to embrace a slower pace and cherish the joy of building a home on Everbloom Isle.

"Speaker" is a modern fantasy interactive novel, where you build relationships with your twin sister and five romanceable characters, while uncovering your family’s curse as a "Speaker." Embark on road trips, save people from a prophesied fate, and choose one of seven routes, including a polyamorous option with Li and Sebastian. The game contains descriptions of blood, gore, violence, and mentions of death.

"These Crimson Strings" is a game featuring a 3000-year-old vampire who, after losing their human soulmate, settles in New York City consumed by guilt and grief. Their monotonous life is interrupted when they are recruited by an eccentric Dulla. The game explores themes of love, loss, and immortality.

The Cartomancy Anthology is a collection of 22 games, each representing a card of the Major Arcana in tarot readings. Players can customize their readings by shuffling and drawing cards, with each game providing a unique interactive experience based on its card's meaning. Gameplay varies widely, from platformers to visual novels to cooking sims, offering a fresh and exciting experience with every pull. Learn about the contributors and reflect on the meaningful themes presented in each game.

"Where the Water Tastes Like Wine" is a narrative-driven adventure game that explores American folklore and history. As a homeless storyteller, players travel across the country, collecting and sharing stories with a diverse cast of characters. The game features a striking art style and an original folk soundtrack, with gameplay centered around dialogue and exploration. Reference: - Steam ID: 447120

The Five Legends Platform: PC Genre: Interactive Fiction / Adventure Program Used: Twine Step into the world of Grimhollow, a town of secrets, danger, and legends waiting to be uncovered. In *The Five Legends*, you choose your path from five unique heroes, each with their own skills, companions, and destinies. Will you wield sword, spell, bullets, or cunning to survive? ### Key Features * F…

"A Tale of Crowns" is a high fantasy romance game with Middle Eastern roots, featuring a text-based story with choices that shape your character's personality, skills, and relationships. The game includes four love interests, each with their own secrets, and takes place in the fictional world of Arsur. Content warnings include violence, death, trauma, and sexual suggestiveness, making it suitable for ages 16 and up.

The Pickup Line Making Love is an erotic choose your own adventure game set in an original fantasy world. Play through a day in the life of a half-orc alchemist named Arnan as he prepares to open  his sordid shop of spell components in a once-sleepy town. He'll do anything to ensure the success of this newest venture and is still recovering from the latest deal he made to do just that.  Explore th…

In "Softly, Opulent," a dark fantasy romance interactive fiction, you play as a neglected and abused royal sibling, locked away for 18 years and then sent to a foreign kingdom for an arranged marriage. Facing contempt from your new husband and his subjects, you navigate political intrigue, possible war, and mature themes, including abuse, assault, and death. This game is not suitable for those under 17.