Games like We Don't Have Many Days

“What Happened puts you in the shoes of high-school student Stiles, a teenage boy suffering from acute anxiety and depression. You must guide him through the dark and twisted corridors of his own sub-conscious, with his fate depending entirely on your empathy with his tortured state of mind.” Psychological thriller in which you guide high school student Stiles on an uncompromising journey through…

You spend a day seeing how many coins you can fit into the hollows above your collarbones. You're losing yourself first in inches, then moments... Will you survive yourself?

"Depression The Game" is an interactive visual novel that aims to convey the experience of living with depression. The game features a non-linear narrative with multiple endings, encouraging players to explore the complexities of mental health. Despite its sensitive subject matter, the game uses humor and metaphor to provide a unique and thought-provoking perspective on depression. However, it is important to note that the game is not a substitute for professional mental health support.

You must stay in your apartment as the city around you falls to an Eldritch horror.

"The Shattering" is a first-person puzzle game set in a surreal, fragmented world. Players must manipulate the environment and solve increasingly complex puzzles to uncover the truth behind their surroundings. With a striking art style and atmospheric soundtrack, the game offers a unique and immersive experience that challenges players to question their perception of reality.

Between Me and The Night is a surreal action-adventure game with a striking aesthetic. Players explore a dreamlike world as a young boy on the verge of adulthood, facing challenges and making choices that impact the narrative. The game masterfully blends atmospheric exploration with rhythm-based combat, offering a unique and immersive experience.

"The Lady" is a first-person puzzle-adventure game that follows a mysterious woman with supernatural abilities. Players must navigate through a series of mind-bending challenges while uncovering the truth behind the lady's past and her connection to a shadowy organization. With a unique blend of stealth, exploration, and puzzle-solving, "The Lady" offers a thrilling and immersive gaming experience.

"Gone In November" is a single-player adventure game that explores the theme of depression. As a patient with a terminal illness, you'll experience the character's emotional journey, filled with texting inactive social media accounts, watering cacti, and isolating yourself. The game challenges the player to confront feelings of loneliness and the impact of modern society, where closeness can still feel isolating.

Robin is a single-player simulation game offering a highly emotional, intriguing story that explores life with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome through the lens of spoon theory. Players experience three days in Robin's life, managing limited energy while navigating daily challenges. The game combines compelling visuals, stunning music, and thoughtful mechanics to provide a meaningful, relatable glimpse into living with an invisible illness.

"Lorelai," by Harvester Games, is the final installment in R. Michalski's Devil Came Through Here trilogy. This horror action game features an intriguing coming-of-age story about a young girl, Lorelai, fighting to escape the horrors in her family home. With beautiful game mechanics, outstanding visuals, and a haunting soundtrack, "Lorelai" promises a dense and emotional experience, available in full HD with English voice acting and Xbox controller support.