Games like The Late Mr. Kent
Looking for games like The Late Mr. Kent? Here are top action recommendations with a mystery focus, selected from player-similarity data — start with 7Days Origins, Quarantine Circular or Some Distant Memory.
1 View Game86%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsgrinding, stability86% User Score 72 reviews"7 Days to Die: Origins" is a post-apocalyptic survival game with a focus on crafting and defense. You must gather resources, build shelter, and fend off hordes of the undead in this open-world sandbox. This "Origins" edition includes improved graphics, lighting, and weather effects, as well as new locations and enemies. With endless replayability and a focus on multiplayer, it's a challenging and engaging experience for fans of the survival genre.
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View Game88%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplayreplayability, character development89% User Score 380 reviewsCritic Score 85%4 reviews"Quarantine Circular" is a narrative-driven game where players navigate conversations between a diverse group of scientists and government officials during the containment of an alien infectious threat. Decisions made throughout the game affect the story's outcome, leading to multiple endings. The game features a real-time dialogue system and a mysterious, atmospheric setting.
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View Game94%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsmonetization94% User Score 248 reviews"Some Distant Memory" is a post-apocalyptic game set on Earth, where two colonies, Ares and NOAH, strive for survival. The Professor and Commander Ti, representatives of each colony, uncover reduced-to-rubble Earth's past through ARORA, an artificial intelligence. By exploring artifacts and memories, they reveal a story of love, innovation, and human resilience, ultimately shedding light on humanity's former existence.
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View Game93%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplayreplayability, stability93% User Score 1,651 reviewsCitizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is a narrative-driven RPG set in the Starward Belt, a cluster of habitats in an asteroid belt teeming with secrets and characters. You play as a Sleeper, a digitized mind in an artificial body, seeking freedom from corporate and gang control. Forge alliances, manage your crew, and navigate risk-reward tabletop-inspired gameplay to shape your destiny.
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View Game95%Game Brain Scorestory, emotionalgrinding, replayability98% User Score 5,789 reviewsCritic Score 80%1 reviews"Finding Paradise" is a narrative-driven adventure game and the sequel to "To the Moon." Players follow the story of doctors Neil Watts and Eva Rosalene as they enter the minds of elderly patients to grant their dying wishes. In this installment, they must navigate the complex memories of Colin Reid to fulfill his final request. The game features poignant storytelling with emotional depth, inviting players to reflect on life, love, and legacy.
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View Game75%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplayreplayability, optimization78% User Score 320 reviewsCritic Score 65%2 reviews"Dark Nights with Poe and Munro" is a point-and-click adventure game where players help local radio hosts Poe and Munro solve six unique mysteries. The game features full HD video, a timed hot-spot interface, and multiple endings. This standalone spin-off from the creators of "The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker" and "The Shapeshifting Detective" offers a different gameplay experience.
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View Game97%Game Brain Scorestory, musiccharacter development, stability97% User Score 212 reviews"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."
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View Game86%Game Brain Scorestory, musicgrinding, optimization94% User Score 202 reviewsCritic Score 78%8 reviews"Tails Noir Preludes" is a narrative-driven game that explores the formative moments of four characters through interactive vignettes. Your choices in conversations and actions shape your character traits and impact the characters around you, with branching dialogues and randomized events offering multiple paths and outcomes. With a focus on deep and meaningful storytelling, players can track their choices in a branching tree and discover the various scenarios that unfold. This prequel to "Tails Noir" features twice the word count and invites players to reflect on the choices that define us.
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View Game97%Game Brain Scorestory, musicgameplay, replayability97% User Score 954 reviews"Fault Milestone Two Side: Above" is a cinematic visual novel and sequel to "Fault Milestone One." With its new 3D camera system, players can experience the grand science fantasy story of Selphine and her companions in a more immersive and epic setting. However, the story picks up right after the first game, so playing it first is highly recommended to avoid spoilers. Please note that demo saves do not carry over to the full game.
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View Game75%Game Brain Scorestory, musicreplayability, grinding75% User Score 654 reviewsIn "Dysfunctional Systems: Learning to Manage Chaos," you play as a mediator tasked with resolving conflicts in complex, often chaotic societies. Though the game boasts a richly developed world, the gameplay primarily revolves around visual novel-style dialogue choices. The narrative tackles themes of social justice and societal inequality, but its impact is limited due to the game's simplistic mechanics.
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