
Nothing To Remember
Nothing To Remember is an immersive murder mystery that runs in real-time, right on your desktop.
Hooked on the mysterious and story-driven side of SIMULACRA? These detective games could fill that gap nicely.
Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline. Play as an intelligence agent, exploring a retro computer interface to decipher secret files, watch mysterious videos, and uncover the dark secrets behind a young man's death.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
You sit at an old police computer and search hundreds of interview clips to work out what happened to a missing husband. Type a word she says, watch her answer, follow the next lead. A quiet, tense puzzle for armchair detectives who like listening closely and joining the dots themselves.
Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
You are the FDI's newest Operator, stuck at a desk while field agents call in murders, missing people and cyber attacks. You dig through databases, photos and terminals to hand them answers, and the case files keep pointing somewhere darker. Short, slick and conspiratorial.
Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
You click through its abandoned profiles, chat logs, and broken apps, piecing together who used it before you and what happened to them. A slow, eerie treat for armchair detectives who like reading files closely.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
You find Lily's 2004 laptop and go through her diary, blog, messages and friends to piece together where she went. It is a short, story-led desktop mystery with passwords to crack and a cult thread underneath, best for armchair detectives who want feelings with their file-snooping.
Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
You are Luna Youngman, a criminal analyst working reports from your home computer. You read texts, social posts, police records and purchases, crack phones, then mark each person threat or not. Ten nights of case files and home-invasion dread, with calmer modes for armchair detectives.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Dark
You are Detective Wyatt, hired by Masato Sakamoto to find his missing daughter in an ordinary apartment with dark secrets. You search for clues, solve puzzles, and talk to what haunts the place through your microphone to reach one of two endings. Short, tense, and best played with the lights low.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
A reverse detective game where you are the prime suspect. Tanya Kennedy is missing and William saw her last, so you point-and-click through his day while hand-building every expression on his face. Hold a straight face for the questions that matter, and see how long the story lets you keep it up.
Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
Investigate a broken mind to unravel a twisted case. Deduce the truth. Restore lost memories. Listen to private conversations. Draw your own conclusions. Mind Diver is a murder mystery, where the victim is love.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
You are the Carimara, small, mute and sorcerous, wandering a grief-stitched house where every object holds a memory. You ask questions through glyph cards, press gently or risk waking what is sealed, and piece together a short folk-horror mystery worth replaying for its secrets.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
An unknown actress takes a job at Uncle’s Motel to make ends meet. She’s running from trouble but peace is the last thing she’ll find here. A blend of cozy simulation, horror, and psychological depth, wrapped in a dark, noir-tinged atmosphere.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic
You are Isabella Song, a hacker and private detective solving linked criminal cases in a dark, corporate-run future. You hack drones and cameras, dig through the darknet, question suspects, and piece together evidence where no one is innocent. A grim procedural for armchair detectives who like hard choices.
Also in Visual novel · Mysterious, Story-driven, Cinematic

Nothing To Remember is an immersive murder mystery that runs in real-time, right on your desktop.
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You're a detective. Investigate the haunting events surrounding the murder of Ann Peterson and her boyfriend.

You are Kaname Date, a Tokyo detective hunting a serial killer who takes left eyes.

A found footage horror game where you'll try to remember who you are and escape the time loop while documenting everything on a typewriter.

Excellent Expectations is a puzzle adventure game , you would use search engines to discover a story from a stranger's phone .

What would you do if you suddenly found yourself quarantined within an underground nuclear facility, isolated, and forced to play a series of death…

Will you solve the mystery of the Salazar manor or will you become another permanent inhabitant? An Italian horror inspired adventure game!

You are a robot detective who never leaves your seat on a subway for robots, solving a string of disappearances among the robotic working class.

Daniel wakes up to the same nightmare every night. A girl he cannot escape.

Insight is a single-player horror story game shrouded in mystery.

YOU are a psychiatrist, trying to solve a murder whilst treating the unusual patients of the recently deceased Doctor Dekker.

Inspired by JCS videos and similar Interrogation analysis. Match evidence with statements. Play good cop/bad cop. Make choices.

You find Lily's 2004 laptop and go through her diary, blog, messages and friends to piece together where she went.
![[Redacted] The Safehouse](https://gamood.app/media/460x/games/f08b4f6e-8d64-4e07-b265-32d1045c3067/header-1785288465.jpg?s=ue40R3nXySDHJJgP&v=2)
You're a detective. Investigate the haunting events surrounding the murder of Ann Peterson and her boyfriend.

You click through its abandoned profiles, chat logs, and broken apps, piecing together who used it before you and what happened to them.

Investigate a broken mind to unravel a twisted case. Deduce the truth. Restore lost memories. Listen to private conversations.

Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline.

You are the Carimara, small, mute and sorcerous, wandering a grief-stitched house where every object holds a memory.

You are sent to shut down Hymer 2000, an old computer watching over an empty building.

Save people from terrible paranormal dangers as a support operator of a secret SCP-like organization!

An unknown actress takes a job at Uncle’s Motel to make ends meet. She’s running from trouble but peace is the last thing she’ll find here.

You are hired to tend a garden in the Dutch countryside until Monday, only your tools are missing and the owner is gone.

You wake up in a house, alone with two beautiful girls... But no one is allowed to leave until one of you DIES. Why is this happening?

Disembodied souls linger in this old estate. To each one, utter their name.

“Intervene in Tsumimi’s stream” through comments and Mega Chats, then use your deductions to change their fate in this 15-day psychological horror…

You find Lily's 2004 laptop and go through her diary, blog, messages and friends to piece together where she went.

As detective Connor Raines, you work a woman's death inside her own house: sweep rooms with UV light, camera and magnifier, pin clues to the…

You click through its abandoned profiles, chat logs, and broken apps, piecing together who used it before you and what happened to them.

Save people from terrible paranormal dangers as a support operator of a secret SCP-like organization!
![[Redacted] The Safehouse](https://gamood.app/media/460x/games/f08b4f6e-8d64-4e07-b265-32d1045c3067/header-1785288465.jpg?s=ue40R3nXySDHJJgP&v=2)
You're a detective. Investigate the haunting events surrounding the murder of Ann Peterson and her boyfriend.

A found footage horror game where you'll try to remember who you are and escape the time loop while documenting everything on a typewriter.

An unknown actress takes a job at Uncle’s Motel to make ends meet. She’s running from trouble but peace is the last thing she’ll find here.

Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological and analog horror game set in an alternate 2005 timeline.

You are sent to shut down Hymer 2000, an old computer watching over an empty building.

You are the Carimara, small, mute and sorcerous, wandering a grief-stitched house where every object holds a memory.

Investigate a broken mind to unravel a twisted case. Deduce the truth. Restore lost memories. Listen to private conversations.