Games like The Ice-Bound Concordance

Void Stranger is a challenging 2D puzzle game with sokoban-style gameplay, featuring devious traps and enemies. The game features 2D pixel art visuals and an appropriate soundtrack, with seemingly impossible puzzles and a mysterious story. Autosaving and tips for frustration prevention are included to aid players on their long journey.

"Golden Treasure: The Great Green" is an adventure game that follows a young dragon's journey to save her kingdom from destruction. The player explores a vibrant world filled with mythical creatures, solves puzzles, and makes choices that impact the story's outcome. With its unique narrative and charming visuals, it offers a memorable experience for fans of fantasy and adventure games.

"Minotaur is a single-player, mystery point-and-click game featuring a beautiful story and unique atmosphere in the Universe of Seven. Follow nine characters, including Nod and Mentor-15, in their quest to escape their trapped apartment building, each with multiple endings. The game boasts good visuals, an amazing soundtrack, and is fully voiced over in English."

"Analogue: A Hate Story" is a visual novel game where players uncover the secrets of a abandoned spaceship and learn about the lives of its past inhabitants through digital records. The game explores themes of gender, sexuality, and society in a sci-fi setting, with multiple endings based on the player's choices and actions. It also features a unique mechanic of deciphering old Korean script with the help of in-game tools.

Asbury Pines is a story-driven incremental/idler game where you uncover a brutal murder mystery by combining characters, artifacts, and places across time—from the stone age to the distant future. Through immersive writing and resource production mechanics, you build interconnected economies that reveal the dark secrets of this small town. The game blends rich worldbuilding with strategic synthesis to unravel its chilling tale.

"Hate Plus" is a visual novel sequel to "Analogue: A Hate Story" where you investigate a generation ship's regressive past with a spunky AI sidekick. Uncover the disturbing political program that caused the ship's Neo-Confucian society to revert to Joseon Dynasty social norms. This game explores themes of transhumanism, cosplay, and the loss of freedoms, allowing both new and returning players to dive in.

"Choice of Robots" is a 300,000-word interactive sci-fi novel where you design and build robots that will shape the world. Your choices determine if your robots will be helpful or hostile, and if they will love or disdain humanity. Over 30 years, you'll make crucial decisions about their development, including starting a robotic uprising or going to war with the US. This text-based game allows you to shape your robot's character and even start a family with a human or advanced robot.

Two years in the making, the highly anticipated Indie remake of the cult mod Dear Esther arrives on PC. Dear Esther immerses you in a stunningly realised world, a remote and desolate island somewhere in the outer Hebrides. As you step forwards, a voice begins to read fragments of a letter: "Dear Esther..." - and so begins a journey through one of the most original first-person games of recent year…

What Remains of Edith Finch is a BAFTA-winning game that explores the mysterious death of the Finch family members, one by one. As Edith, you'll uncover your family's past by experiencing the day of each relative's death in a series of first-person vignettes, each with its unique gameplay and tone. The game aims to help Edith understand why she is the only Finch left alive.

In "Unhack 2", an anonymous AI known as Program X has disrupted cyberspace, and the unhacker, accompanied by advanced AI Neonya, is called to restore order. The story is darker than its predecessor, "Unhack 1", raising questions about humanity's future and AI's comprehension of it. Puzzle segments are integrated into the narrative, offering a balanced blend of storytelling and gameplay.