Games like The Branch

"Fuzzy Road Home" is a quirky RPG featuring a polyamorous trio of gay furry characters - Peep, Juice, and Honey - who are on a comedic quest to return home after waking up in a strange new world. The game features three cute and unique characters, each with their own story arc, and a short, charming story filled with goofy characters and quirky designs. Please be aware that this game contains imagery that may not be suitable for those with photosensitive epilepsy.

"The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa" is an open-world beat 'em up game set in Osaka, following the story of a high school gang leader, Ringo Ishikawa, during his last autumn before graduation. The game features unique brawl mechanics, yakuza-delinquent aesthetics, and various school sim elements, including exploring the town, day-night cycle, NPC schedules, and mini-games. However, the main focus of the game is the introspective story, designed to make players feel Ringo's experiences and emotions.

Embark on an intriguing seaside getaway you’ll never forget in On Your Tail, a sleuthy story-driven 3D life sim of relaxation, investigation, and knowing how to play your cards right.

In Last Day of June, players explore a poignant, artistic world to prevent a tragic accident and save the life of their loved one. Through innovative narrative mechanics, players solve puzzles and uncover the events of the day from different perspectives. This emotional journey challenges players to question the genuine impact of their actions and the sacrifices they're willing to make.

"Sushi Ben" is a non-VR compatible narrative adventure game, featuring 3D manga panels and a cast of unique characters brought to life by full Japanese voice acting. In the game, you'll save a local sushi bar from landsharks and earn the trust of the town's residents through completing tasks, all while enjoying the witty writing of the creator of "Hatoful Boyfriend." * Game is not VR compatible * Unique characters and 3D manga panels * Save a sushi bar and earn the trust of townspeople

"Zeepkist is a comedy sport game that offers both single-player and multiplayer modes, supporting up to 64 players online. Race down extreme soapbox courses, create and share your own levels with Steam Workshop, and enjoy classic Dutch content. With its unique physics and hilarious gameplay, Zeepkist is a must-try for fans of quirky racing games."

"Road 96" is an award-winning story-driven adventure game taking place in an authoritarian nation. As a teenager on a journey to freedom, you'll encounter various characters and make choices that affect the outcome of your trip and the world around you. The game is inspired by filmmakers such as Tarantino, the Coen Brothers, and Bong Joon-ho.

In Beat Cop, you play as a New York City police officer in the 1980s, demoted to foot patrol after being falsely accused of theft. Your mission is to solve crimes, issue tickets, and manage relationships with the local gangs and community members, all while dealing with the challenges of life in a gritty, procedurally generated city. With multiple endings and a focus on choice and consequence, Beat Cop offers a unique and engaging take on the law enforcement genre.

"Sometimes Always Monsters" is a narrative-driven RPG where you play as a monster trying to make amends for past mistakes. Travel across continents, meet interesting characters, and make meaningful choices that affect the story. This emotional and introspective journey challenges you to consider the consequences of your actions and the power of forgiveness.

"The World Next Door" is a game that combines visual novel elements with lightning-fast puzzle battles, inspired by anime and indie gaming. Players follow Jun, a rebellious teen who finds herself in the magical world of Emrys, and must rely on new friends to return to Earth before time runs out. The game was nominated for several awards and features anime-inspired character designs by Lord Gris.