
Control, I'm Not Coming Back
You drift through space after an accident, talk with Voyager 1 and choose how to move forward.
If the story-driven and emotional rhythm of Endless Horizons stuck with you, this helps. Give these games a try when the craving hits.
A first-person Walking Simulator exploring the deeper meaning of family, life goals, and personal choices (with a bit of humor and old-school sci-fi homage mixed in) – set on beautiful and lonely alien worlds.
Story-driven, Emotional, Atmospheric
You are a homeless extraterrestrial living in a futuristic version of Japan. Struggle to survive in this new style of RPG.
Story-driven, Atmospheric
In a society where everyone is a clone of the Emperor, can you survive long enough to find out who you truly are? Try out the brand new visual novel set in the Endless Universe!
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
Game characters come in all shapes and sizes. They can be brave knights, brilliant scientists, or superheroes who save entire worlds. This game offers a more unusual experience. Here you can become a starfish.
Story-driven, Relaxing, Atmospheric
A short, emotional story about a young astronaut drifting alone after an accident, with only Voyager 1 for company. Around 45 minutes of shifting, dreamlike scenery, music that carries the scenes and choices that shape where the journey ends. It is about despair, friendship and finding a reason to keep going.
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
Explore the known and unknown galaxy with a ragtag crew of eclectic new friends in this narrative management space opera. You are a sentient spaceship, an outlawed commodity, and there's an entire galaxy between you and freedom…not to mention your abusive ex on your tail.
Story-driven, Emotional, Colorful
The year is 2020, World War III has wrecked civilization, and you are the last post carrier. Haul parcels from point A to B across barren, desolate land while weather, terrain and gravity do their worst. A deadpan parody with a surprisingly calm soundtrack, it asks very little of you except to keep walking.
Atmospheric
An existential horror game in which you are tasked with keeping a sleeper colony ship intact. No enemies or NPCs share the ship with you - only creaking metal echoes and endless dark. Overcome random events, system failures, and the downward spiral of your sanity to see your mission through.
Story-driven, Emotional, Atmospheric
Only 1000 days left until the end of the world. You have to realize the largest space program ever to save as many people as you can. Explore planets, colonize them, help people find a new home.
You are the AI inside a diving suit, guiding a xenobiologist through an alien ocean you can never see. Scan strange life, map the seafloor, read Ellery's notes, and uncover a dark history, all through one elegant interface. A quiet, non-violent sci-fi story about wonder and trust.
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
Awaken as an alien. How did you get here? No idea! What's your name? No one knows! Explore the strange colonies of a spa-cult civilization to find your way home. Unravel cosmic jokes, befriend digital ghosts, and discover what “you” means in a universe built on absurdity.
Story-driven, Atmospheric, Colorful
Aliens are infiltrating Earth disguised as humans! It's your job to expose these imposters. Can you tell who is human and who is not? Choose your own path while you keep the Earth safe.
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing

You drift through space after an accident, talk with Voyager 1 and choose how to move forward.

An existential horror game in which you are tasked with keeping a sleeper colony ship intact.

Explore a dream that refuses to end. As Zede Aksis, wander a surreal city that feels both alive and liminal, filled with digital citizens and absurd…

Guide a stranded survivor through real-time conversation, where every word you choose can change what happens to her.

Stars vanished from the sky and scattered across a perfect endless wetland...

My grandmother went to space—and came back.After that, the world began to spin, round and round...What was this country, this society, meant to be?

Harold Halibut is a handmade story game about life on a city-sized spaceship stuck at the bottom of an alien ocean.

A decade of choices, friendships and first love on a strange planet, lived again and again with every memory intact.

Your spaceship crashed on an alien planet. Explore, salvage, craft, trade, manage and upgrade your way back home!

Cactus Simulator is a game in which you can become a cactus.

You wake up on a floating island with no idea how you got there.

Teach the gods to create a better universe - or mess it all up in Mythic Ocean, a narrative exploration game where your choices shape the fate of…

You are a water droplet. You can look around. That's it.

An alien conversation adventure where conversation is your only weapon.


You drift through space after an accident, talk with Voyager 1 and choose how to move forward.

Game characters come in all shapes and sizes. They can be brave knights, brilliant scientists, or superheroes who save entire worlds.

A story-driven photography game... on the back of a giant, flying catfish!

Experience the floating island of Astralium, where you live as a regular old bot named Nate.

You left. Now they’re dead. Ambrosia Sky is an immersive sim about exploring an asteroid colony devastated by an unknown contamination.

Guide a stranded survivor through real-time conversation, where every word you choose can change what happens to her.

A narrative delivery simulator following the Postman, a Postal Worker new to a small fishing village off the coast of a volcano.

My grandmother went to space—and came back.After that, the world began to spin, round and round...What was this country, this society, meant to be?

An existential horror game in which you are tasked with keeping a sleeper colony ship intact.