Games like The Forest Cathedral

"Only If" is a first-person adventure-puzzle game for audiences 18+, where you play as Anthony Clyde, who wakes up with no memory of the previous night. The game features experimental and unpredictable mechanics, challenging you to distinguish reality from imagination. Expect to fail, die, and be confused as you navigate through opulent surroundings with a menacing radio-bound antagonist blocking your path. Join the discord for more information

"INMOST is a single-player horror platformer with a hauntingly atmospheric pixel art world, offering an emotional and intimate story of loss and hope. Play as three different characters and utilize unique gameplay styles to solve puzzles, avoid traps, and escape evil. The game features stellar graphics, perfect music, and a 3-5 hour experience, intended to be played in a single-sitting on a dark, stormy night."

"Indika" is a single-player Horror-Adventure game with an interesting plot and good gameplay, featuring perfect visuals and a spectacular soundtrack. Join a young nun, Indika, on her journey of self-discovery with the devil as her unlikely travel companion. Explore surreal landscapes and uncover Indika's troubled past in 2D pixel art mini-games, tackling unique puzzle elements in this third-person, story-driven game. With its dark sense of humor, "Indika" will make you laugh while immersing you in a wholesome and immersive atmosphere.

In Harold Halibut, you play as a lab assistant on a spaceship that has been submerged in an alien ocean for 250 years. While most of the ship's inhabitants have accepted their life aboard the ship, you help the lead scientist, Jeanne Mareaux, in her quest to find a way to leave the planet and find a new home for humanity. The game features unique stop-motion aesthetics and allows you to explore a diverse and vibrant retro-future world. Join Harold as he navigates the challenges of life on the FEDORA I and uncovers the true meaning of "home."

Observation is a sci-fi thriller uncovering what happened to Dr. Emma Fisher, and the crew of her mission, through the lens of the station’s artificial intelligence S.A.M.

"The Shore" is a narrative-driven adventure game where players uncover the mysteries of a strange island. Through exploration, puzzle-solving, and interaction with non-playable characters, players delve into the memories and emotions of the inhabitants to understand the island's enigmatic past. With its beautiful art style and immersive atmosphere, "The Shore" invites players to reflect on themes of loss, love, and the passage of time.

SCP: Secret Files is a first-person horror/puzzle game set in the SCP Foundation universe. As a new agent, you must explore the secret facilities, encountering various anomalous objects and solving puzzles to contain them. With a strong emphasis on narrative and exploration, the game provides a chilling and immersive experience for fans of the SCP series.

"Hyperbolica" is a single-player Comedy Adventure game with good plot, gameplay, amazing graphics, and an awesome soundtrack. Players explore a unique non-Euclidean curved space, experiencing bizarre landscapes, solving puzzles, and battling in a snowball fight. VR is supported with OpenXR compatible headsets, allowing players to explore enormous areas and navigate a labyrinth in a truly mind-bending setting. The game also features plenty of humor and a wholesome story.

Waking up naked in a slaughterhouse, you must escape and travel through a dystopian world to uncover the truth of your origins. Burning Daylight is a sci-fi adventure game, set in a dystopian future with light puzzle elements and environmental storytelling.

In "The Uncertain: Light At The End," players navigate a world where humans are believed to be extinct and androids are the dominant beings. As the android RT-217NP, also known as Emily, players must make choices that will affect Emily's fate and the future of the android society. The game is a point-and-click adventure with a focus on exploration, puzzles, and narrative choices. It is the second episode in "The Uncertain" series, following the events of the first game, "The Last Quiet City."