Games like Vigil

In "Root of Evil: The Tailor," players step into the role of a telepath named James, tasked with exploring the past of a house where a family was killed 20 years ago. The couple is believed to have committed suicide, but a series of strange occurrences have led to the belief that their ghosts still reside in the house. As James, players will use their psychic abilities to uncover the truth about what really happened to the family and bring closure to the daughter who was left behind.

"Infliction" is a single-player Horror Adventure game with a great story and outstanding visuals. Explore a suburban house, trapped in a nightmare of tragedy and haunted by a restless AI enemy. Uncover heartbreaking secrets, use items to unlock new paths, and hide or stun the spirit to evade its pursuit, with the goal of finding atonement.

Blackhaven is a first-person narrative game that follows Kendra Turner, a college intern at Blackhaven Hall, a historic mansion burned during the American Revolution. Working alone on a holiday, Kendra uncovers a trail of secrets and misdeeds that spans centuries and may determine her future.

ASYLUM is a chilling first-person adventure that immerses you in the haunting Hanwell Mental Institute, where you, an ex-patient plagued by bizarre visions, must unravel the dark history through exploration and puzzles. With a masterful soundtrack, compelling story, and unique atmosphere, this slow-burning horror experience delivers a mind-bending journey into the depths of the mind.

Project Hailstorm is a short narrative-driven experience set deep within the Antarctic Circle, where you join a recovery team investigating a mysterious event from over five years ago. Explore a dramatic, atmospheric environment as you uncover the secrets buried beneath the ice. The game combines high-quality visuals with a gripping story in a compact, immersive format.

Moon Mystery is a first-person shooter adventure that takes you on a journey through strange new worlds, starting from the Moon. As a lone astronaut, you must navigate puzzles and action-packed challenges after losing contact with Earth. Accompanied by an AI computer, uncover the mystery behind the failed first permanent lunar base and prepare for a perilous interstellar odyssey.

In "The Uncertain: Light At The End," players navigate a world where humans are believed to be extinct and androids are the dominant beings. As the android RT-217NP, also known as Emily, players must make choices that will affect Emily's fate and the future of the android society. The game is a point-and-click adventure with a focus on exploration, puzzles, and narrative choices. It is the second episode in "The Uncertain" series, following the events of the first game, "The Last Quiet City."

"Sumatra: Fate of Yandi" is a narrative-driven adventure game that follows the story of Yandi, a plantation worker in 1904 Sumatra. After a mysterious earthquake, Yandi's village is destroyed and he sets out on a journey to uncover the truth behind the disaster. Along the way, he will encounter dangerous wildlife, navigate treacherous environments and uncover a conspiracy that threatens the entire region. The game features a rich and immersive storyline, puzzles, and survival elements.

"Wounded" is a single-player horror action game with a tight budget, compelling graphics, and a dense atmosphere. As Tim, a father searching for his missing daughter, players must hide and run to survive while uncovering the motel's dark secrets related to Tim's wife's investigations. The game mechanics allow for smart decisions to ensure survival, with one wrong move potentially ending the game.

"Path to Mnemosyne" is a single-player horror simulation game with phenomenal graphics, taking you on a hypnotic journey to explore your mind and recover lost memories. With an open narrative, simple controls, and dozens of challenging puzzles, the game provides a bizarre and memorable experience through its atmospheric visuals and disturbing sounds. Can you reach the end of the path and unlock the mysterious story?