Games like The House of God

"Depression Quest" is a text-based game that simulates living with depression, presenting players with everyday challenges to manage while dealing with the illness. The game offers multiple endings and features over 150 unique encounters, with available choices and generated content based on the player's depression levels. The audio and visuals also adjust to reflect the player's emotional state, enhancing the immersive experience.

a chronic illness simulation game. you think you have a chronic illness, but you don't know what. all you know is you are always in some state of pain. you've been to too many doctors to count... but you still have to live your life. how long will it take for you to get a diagnosis?

"Actual Sunlight" is a critically acclaimed visual novel that explores depression, hopelessness, and social anxieties in a raw and unfiltered way. The game follows the life of Evan Winter, a 30-something office worker, as he navigates through his mundane existence and grapples with his inner demons. Its deep and thought-provoking narrative challenges players to confront the harsh realities of mental health issues.

Valiant Hearts: The Great War is an emotional adventure that follows intertwined characters and their loyal dog as they endure the horrors of World War I. Blending exploration, puzzles, and action, it explores themes of friendship, love, and sacrifice across beautifully illustrated settings. The game delivers a poignant and moving narrative that humanizes the tragedy of war.

"The Three-Body Problem" is a single-player Fantasy Interactive Fiction game with an intriguing story. As a queer, polyamorous, celestial witch, you perform a ritual in the woods, but a stranger changes everything. The game features Dominant/submissive kink, consent negotiation, and a full moon, with two versions available for added accessibility.

"Night in the Woods" is a narrative-driven adventure game where college dropout Mae Borowski returns to her crumbling hometown, Possum Springs, to reconnect with old friends. However, the town and its residents have changed, and strange occurrences hint at something sinister lurking in the woods. The game features point-and-click exploration, dialogue choices, and mini-games, with a focus on story and character development.

"Continental Drift" is a one-room exploration game made using Bitsy v6.2, with hacks such as directional avatar, dynamic background, and transparent sprites. The game features a soothing soundtrack by Nicky Flowers's "This Night Has Opened My Eyes" project, and allows players to interact with various objects in the room. The goal is to discover the story behind the room's unusual continental drift phenomenon.

"All That Remains" is a 90s-inspired adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic world, where you play as a man reflecting on his choices as society has moved on. The game features a deep narrative, stealth and exploration elements, and an original score, with a playtime of 40-60 minutes. Through the world and your memories, the game explores themes of coming to terms with one's decisions in the face of a dying planet.

"Supermarket" is a single-player Horror Adventure game with an intriguing story and fantastic soundtrack. Players must navigate an abandoned supermarket, uncovering its eerie secrets which may include hauntings or squatters. The game contains disturbing content and graphic gore, with a potential trigger for those with claustrophobia. There are multiple endings to discover, and donations are appreciated to help create more games.

"The Town of Light" is a first-person psychological thriller set in the Volterra Psychiatric Asylum, exploring the fictional story of Renée, a 16-year-old girl suffering from mental illness. The game takes players on a journey through Renée's eyes, uncovering her blurred memories and personal drama while navigating a detailed environment filled with realistic documents and locations from the asylum's past. The game aims to shed light on the harsh realities of mental health treatment in the late 1900s.