Games like The Deed II

"The Deed: Dynasty" is a stand-alone expansion that offers three new scenarios based on the original murder mystery concept found in "The Deed." Players will explore different eras, including a 15th century English castle and a wild west frontier saloon, with the goal of committing a murder and framing someone else for the crime. Every decision made can influence the outcome, leading to multiple endings.

The Deed is a single-player role-playing game with a dark twist on the murder mystery genre, featuring compelling gameplay, good graphics, and masterful music. As Arran Bruce, you must murder your sister to restore your inheritance, choosing from various weapons and navigating interactions with your dysfunctional family. With a dense atmosphere and high replayability due to different outcomes, The Deed offers a hilarious and immersive experience. Check out other The Deed games on Steam.

"Overboard! is a single-player mystery point-and-click game with a wonderfully hilarious story and great visuals and music. As the player who committed a murder on a cruise ship, your goal is to avoid detection by blackmailing, lying, stealing, and more. With a dynamic narrative clockwork, the game offers a highly replayable detective experience as you navigate a simulated story-world with time always ticking."

"Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One" is an open-world detective adventure where players step into the shoes of a young Sherlock, solving mysteries and building reputation. Utilize deception, violence, or deduction to tackle problems, and explore diverse locations for clues. The game offers a unique look at Sherlock's early years, showcasing his arrogance and naivety before he becomes the legendary detective.

"Lamplight City" is a detective adventure game set in a 19th-century city grappling with poverty and crime. As private investigator Miles Fordham, you must solve five cases, interrogating suspects and gathering evidence while dealing with the ghostly presence of your deceased partner. Your choices and methods will impact your reputation and relationships as you seek justice and uncover the truth.

"Unavowed" is a single-player fantasy RPG with an engaging story, polished mechanics, and impressive visuals/soundtrack. As a demon's host, you must rebuild your life by joining the Unavowed, an organization fighting evil. The game features customizable protagonists, branching storylines, various companions, and four origin stories, offering compelling replayability.

"The Talos Principle 2" is a philosophical first-person puzzle game set in a city of robots. As the player, you'll explore a megastructure with advanced technologies, confronting questions about the nature of the cosmos and the purpose of civilization. With a new generation of puzzles and abilities, solve challenges with varying difficulty levels and make choices that will determine the course of events. The game does not require solving every puzzle, allowing for flexibility in completion.

"Between Horizons" is a 2.5D pixel art adventure game set aboard the Zephyr, humanity's first generation ship. As Stella, the Chief of Security, you must investigate a conspiracy that threatens the ship's mission and social order. With a branching narrative and semi-open world, this game offers increased player agency in the investigation process and challenges players to make tough decisions that will question their moral compass.

In "The Blackwell Legacy," Rosa Blackwell, aided by her spirit guide Joey Mallone, discovers her abilities as a medium and investigates a series of mysterious suicides at NYU, revealing a sinister force at work. As a newly-minted medium, Rosa, guided by the 1930s ghost Joey, delves into supernatural inquiries to put troubled spirits to rest, starting with a chain of ominous student suicides at a local university. This point-and-click adventure game weaves a tale of uncovering supernatural ills plaguing New York City, bound by a gripping storyline and intriguing mysteries.

Beholder is a single-player adventure game with a dark, dystopian setting. As the State-installed manager of an apartment building, you must covertly watch and profile your tenants, reporting any suspicious activity to the authorities. With ingenious graphics, a splendid soundtrack, and a sensational gameplay, Beholder offers a grim glimpse into a society where privacy is non-existent, and the totalitarian State is all-powerful.