Games like Where The Grains Are

"Herald: An Interactive Period Drama - Book I & II" is a choice-driven adventure game set in an alternate 19th century where the West is a colonial superpower. As Devan Rensburg, you serve as steward on the HLV Herald, resolving disputes among crew and passengers while uncovering a mystery surrounding the ship's journey. The game features around 4 hours of gameplay, with each book containing its own story within a larger narrative. Books III & IV are currently in development.

"VIDEOVERSE is a single-player drama simulation game that lets you relive the days of past social gaming networks as Emmett, a young video game fan and aspiring artist. Immerse yourself in a retro gaming environment, explore Videoverse's online community, and make decisions that will impact Emmett's friendships, personal growth, and the game's outcome. Inspired by Miiverse, MSN messenger, and early internet forums, VIDEOVERSE features a chill 00’s technology-inspired soundtrack."

A drifting traveler boards a one-man space shuttle destined for Alpha Centauri. This shuttle is piloted by Budapest, an artificial intelligence program designed to serve humanity. When disaster unexpectedly befalls their ship, the two of them are sent careening through uncharted space.

Last Stop is a single-player, third-person adventure game. The story follows three separate characters living in London, each with their own compelling narrative. Gameplay involves exploration, interacting with characters, and making choices that affect the story's outcome. The game blends elements of drama, science fiction, and thriller genres, aiming to create an immersive narrative experience.

Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo follows Kulebra, a snake who wakes in the afterlife with no memory, exploring a vibrant Latin American-inspired world stuck in a repeating day. As Kulebra unravels Limbo's mystery, they encounter quirky characters, solve puzzles, and uncover their forgotten past in a heartfelt, colorful adventure blending humor and darkness.

"Kanon" is a visual novel from Key, known for their emotional storytelling in games like "Clannad" and "Little Busters". This version features HD visuals, retouched CG coloring, and full Japanese voice acting. The story follows the protagonist in a northern town, experiencing small miracles and building relationships with those around him. Languages include Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese.

"Heartbound" is a non-traditional RPG following a boy and his dog, Lore and Baron, on their adventures. Combat is handled through unique mini-games, and player choices can change the story. The game features varying environments with unique pixel art, an inspired soundtrack, and optional cryptographic puzzles. It also explores the emotional impact of actions on relationships, with humor sprinkled throughout.

Spiral is a third-person narratively driven exploration game sharing a poetic vision of cognitive degeneration seen from the inside. It tells the story of Bernard, a man who wishes goodbye one last time to the memories that built him from his early childhood to who he is today.

"Venba" is a single-player kid-friendly simulation game that offers an intriguing story and exceptional gameplay. As Venba, a South Indian immigrant mother, you connect with your son through cooking while discovering your family's heartfelt story of love, loss, and self-discovery. The game features authentic South Indian cooking puzzles, with a brand-new in-game cookbook to try the dishes in real life, accompanied by a sensational soundtrack inspired by regional music.

"The Language of Love" is a visual novel game that follows the story of a shy, socially awkward student named Himari. She finds herself suddenly able to understand the love stories of those around her, and must navigate her own feelings and relationships while helping others. The game features multiple character routes and endings, with a focus on romance and communication.