Games like The Art Crowd

"The Museum of Other Realities is a social VR art showcase where players can explore and interact with a growing collection of interactive virtual reality art. Join a community of artists and visitors from around the world, and experience new and evolving content through regular updates and events. Artists are paid and promoted, fostering a vibrant and supportive creative community."

"Dawnsbury Days" is a 2D turn-based tactics game with CRPG elements, based on the rules of PF2E. As the Dawnsbury Four, you'll battle monsters, make friends, and level up on a quest to save your home town. With multiple playthroughs and free encounter mode, there's plenty of replayability in this 4-hour adventure. The complex OGL-based rule system adds depth to gameplay.

The Orange invites players into a virtual museum showcasing the work of Moriaki Jun, a contemporary artist whose bold and conceptual approach to authorship challenges the boundaries between artistic production and commodification. Developed by Nico Valdivia Hennig, this minimalist Bitsy experience allows visitors to navigate an interactive exhibition space, encountering large-scale sculptures, tho…

Lead a group of childhood friends in a series of difficult encounters played under the rules of PF2E, the second edition of a powerful tabletop OGL ruleset.

Svoboda 1945: Liberation is a narrative-driven adventure game that explores the stories of people affected by the end of World War II in Czechoslovakia. Through conversations with historical figures, players uncover the complex history of the region and make choices that impact the narrative's outcome. The game features detailed environments, authentic historical context, and exploration of themes such as identity, trauma, and justice.

Away - is a short game telling about the hero's death experience, performed in a gloomy black and white style.

In "A Mortician's Tale," players step into the role of a mortician, managing a funeral home and learning about the death industry. Prepare cadavers, attend funerals, and interact with various characters while gaining insight into the industry's current state and future. The game features realistic procedures, engaging narratives, and a unique perspective on death and mourning.

We Need To Talk is a fast-paced card game where you must cleverly avoid an important, dreaded conversation by playing moves and answers to delay the news. Featuring challenging gameplay and flashing animations, it tests your quick thinking as you strategically use arrow keys and the spacebar to navigate through the dialogue. Prepare for tense, engaging moments of avoidance!

"The Pasture" is a simulator of art life that offers a unique gameplay experience, blurring the lines between player and character. With the concept of "die or have your own exhibit at a big museum," players can expect to feel a range of emotions as they navigate the world of modern art. The game's unconventional mechanic is simple yet provides a wide range of feelings, from hopelessness to a vague understanding of the game's implicit methods.

"The Cat and the Coup" is a unique game that lets players experience the history of Iran's first democratically elected Prime Minister, Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh, through the eyes of his cat. Players influence Mossadegh's actions by knocking objects and scattering papers, leading him through significant events of his life. The game provides insight into Iranian history and encourages players to consider their connection to the past, particularly the relationship between Western video game players and Iran. It raises thought-provoking questions about democracy and its potential threats.