Games like TOWER VOL. 3: FAMILY

TOWER VOL. 1: END is a digital anthology full of art and writing grappling with endings, death, dissolution and finality.Annihilation, survival, nostalgia poison; myth, legacy, Kafka; homoeroticism, gravedigging, Johnny Knoxville. A really good bad time.PDF, 225 pages. EDITORIAL Cover art by Amy Louise O’CallaghanInterview with Wax & Wane author Saoirse Ní Chiaragáin NON FICTION WRITING "(Unfi…

TOWER VOL. 2: HOLE is a digital anthology of art and writing on holes in the body, in the mind, in the ground, all around us.Sex, surgery, blasphemy; mouths, cunts, am I the assholes; digging, dirt, Courtney Love. Every hole you've ever dreamed of, for better or for worse.PDF, 208 pages. EDITORIAL Cover art by Katherine Foyle ILLUSTRATION "Mouths to Feed" by Garrett Dare "Crack" by Aimee Cozza…

VERY ONLINE is a digital anthology of art and writing about bad times on the internet. it features 9 artists and 13 writers' articulations of fear, danger, isolation and grief on the internet, pushing beyond the tired warnings of 'stranger danger' and 'phone bad' to get into the gruesome, grieving and gleeful reality of being very online. computer worms! deep sea eels! flies on eyes! online poker!…

24%Game Brain Score

gameplay, story

38% User Score Based on 13 reviews

"Fantasy Royal VR" is a VR strategy battle game played in a sci-fi world. Make one's mark in the world through future virtual strategic sports. Only those who can control various battlefields and unique units can become true champions.

70%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

gameplay, grinding

70% User Score Based on 60 reviews

Driving home late one night you encounter a refugee in distress. They are looking for salvation. Do you hand them over to authorities? Or take responsibility yourself?

79%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

gameplay, character development

79% User Score Based on 68 reviews

"The Lonesome Fog" is an interactive diorama that expands on the world of "Paws" and "Shelter 2" by Might and Delight. This living book follows the journey of a young cub struggling with fear, cowardice, and uncertainty. With immersive soundscapes and animated scenes, players navigate through the illustrated world, revealing depth and character in this detailed experience.

87%Game Brain Score

story, emotional

graphics, replayability

87% User Score Based on 104 reviews

In "The Parenting Simulator," a 189,000-word interactive novel by Matt Simpson, you navigate the challenges of raising a child from newborn to adulthood. Your choices determine the outcomes of various events, including potty training, bullies, and driving tests. This text-based game encourages players to use their imagination to create a unique and heartfelt story of patience, love, and parenthood.

93%Game Brain Score

humor, story

music, grinding

93% User Score Based on 1,743 reviews

"Cuckold Simulator" is a life simulation game where you play as Cuckold, a beta male provider in a dysfunctional family. Experience daily life while working at GloboCorp, browsing the web, and giving your earnings to the bull. The game features explicit content, including verbal abuse from your mean wife and disrespect from your step-children. Interact with various objects and characters, and collect hidden Funky Pop collectibles.

86%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

86% User Score Based on 41 reviews

"The Horizon" is a sequel to "The Tower" and "The House of God," and was featured in Game Curator's GOTY 2019 list for its atmosphere. The game, created using Bitsy, features a protagonist dealing with problems symbolized by long shadows. Content warnings include flashing lights, harsh language, medical procedures, blurring of reality and fiction, abduction, and partial nudity. The game thanks Adam for Bitsy, Sean for hacks and help, Max for image 2 bitsy, Ash for the bitsy randomizer, Voec for Witchery, and the British Library for assets.

Starling Games is an independent game studio founded by three friends who subsequently dropped out of college to make games together[4]. Their unique blend of body horror, tragedy, and fantastical imagery earned them fans and detractors alike[7]. Starling Games remained relatively unknown until the release of their breakaway success King Leer, which won several Game of the Year Awards[7]. In re…