Games like Uncanny Valley

The Beast Inside is a gripping new twist on thriller and survival horror genres, telling a multi-layered story about cryptanalyst discovering a hundred-year-old murder-mystery that not only remains unresolved, but also puts his very life at risk.

"Silence of the Sleep" is a psychological horror adventure game with side-scrolling 2D graphics and a minimalistic interface. The game features a unique music score, challenging puzzles, and a twisting story with no shooting or combat. Players explore an abstract world as Jacob Reeves, who has lost his memory and seeks to discover the reason for his journey.

"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.

"Neverending Nightmares" is a psychological horror game inspired by the developer's personal battle with mental illness. Players navigate through nightmare worlds, each with its own horrifying apparitions and inner demons, as they try to escape and wake up. The game features black and white artwork, branching narrative with 3 endings, and a haunting soundtrack. The dynamic lighting system adds to the eeriness of the ever-present darkness.

"The Bunker" is a live-action point-and-click game, filmed in a decommissioned nuclear bunker, with a cast from well-known productions like The Hobbit and Penny Dreadful. Players follow the story of John, the last survivor in the bunker, as he struggles to recover repressed memories and unlock the dark secrets of his past. The game features writing from the creators of The Witcher, SOMA, and Broken Sword.

"Dream" is a single-player adventure game with a strong focus on exploration and puzzle-solving within the subconscious mind of its protagonist, Howard Phillips. The game boasts stunning visuals, a phenomenal soundtrack, and a dense atmosphere, but is held back by numerous bugs and a significant amount of grinding. Players can shape Howard's future by making choices that lead to multiple possible endings in this non-linear narrative experience.

"Bendy and the Ink Machine" is a first-person puzzle-action horror game. You play as Henry, a retired animator returning to his old studio, where he encounters creepy cartoon characters brought to life by the ink machine. The game is divided into five chapters, each with unique challenges and chilling discoveries about the studio's past.

"The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan" is a cinematic horror game that follows a group of friends on a diving trip who encounter a supernatural terror. Players make choices that determine the fate of the characters, with multiple endings possible. The game is designed for replayability, with different decisions leading to new scenes and outcomes.

"Moons of Madness" is a psychological horror game set on Mars, where you play as an engineer named Shane Newehart, stationed at a research outpost. Your mission is to maintain the facility while waiting for a new team, but a mysterious signal threatens to drive you mad. The game is known for its intense atmosphere and challenging puzzles.

Blair Witch is a first-person psychological horror game based on the film series. Players explore the Black Hills Forest as Ellis, a former cop with a troubled past, searching for a missing boy while being haunted by the Blair Witch. Using a camcorder and other tools, players must solve puzzles, navigate through supernatural environments, and avoid or confront the Blair Witch's minions to uncover the truth.