
Burden Street Station
A surreal, narrative adventure game where you shapeshift during conversations to uncover how God went missing.
Chasing that story-driven and emotional feeling you got from From Head to Toe? Browse these games for your next favorite.
What Comes After is a side-scrolling adventure and a short heartwarming story about learning how to love yourself. Help Vivi in her journey on the train to the afterlife and back.
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
Enter the pages of the hand painted world of Journal. A journey through the life of a young and troubled girl as she tries to face up to the choices and responsibilities that come with childhood. An experience that questions the reliability of how we choose to remember events and explores the truths hidden within our dreams.
Also in Visual novel · Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
One guy really liked to fantasize and come up with different unusual adventures in his head. His girlfriend Masha noticed this and suggested taking a walk, since the main character only did what he sat at home and dreamed of different worlds.
Also in Visual novel · Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
Mae Borowski drops out of college and comes home to Possum Springs, a fading mining town where her friends have moved on and something stirs in the woods. A hand-drawn story about growing up, with sharp jokes, characters who feel real, and a mystery that gets darker the longer you stay.
Also in Visual novel · Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
A thoughtful and deeply personal title with stripped-down mechanics. The lack of dialogue or text allows you to create your own narrative through your time with four characters. Each short story will allow players to be swept away by the haunting lyrics of over twenty original, nostalgic songs.
Also in Visual novel · Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
A surreal, narrative adventure game where you shapeshift during conversations to uncover how God went missing.
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
Make up for lost time with Once Again, If you could travel through time, who’s the first person you’d meet? An interactive story about a boy who spends his summers wandering between past and present... After meeting her, summer will never be the same again...Who is she, and what journey awaits you?
Also in Visual novel · Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
What if the physical objects of everyday life, the possessions we hold close, were actual windows to the past? Peer into distant memories and unseen futures in Hindsight.
Also in Visual novel · Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
Home is Where One Starts... is a short, first-person exploration game in the same vein as Dear Esther or Gone Home. It’s a story about childhood, hope, and the miracle of memory. You play as a little girl from a broken home somewhere in the American South.
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
It's 1:15 AM, June 7th, 1995. You come home from a year abroad to an empty, rain-lashed house. No note on the fridge, nobody in sight. Open drawers, read letters, piece together where everyone went. A short, quiet, surprisingly moving mystery told entirely through the things a family leaves behind.
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
Far from Noise is a narrative set on the edge of a cliff, where two characters discuss what it means to balance between life and death.
Also in Visual novel · Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing
No matter how long you’re gone, there will always be a girl waiting for you in the same place. This is a story about forgetting, and about waiting. After countless restarts and countless memories lost… how long will you stay with her this time?
Story-driven, Emotional, Relaxing

A surreal, narrative adventure game where you shapeshift during conversations to uncover how God went missing.

Drive an old man north to keep a promise to his late wife, photographing the journey and reliving the memories it stirs up.

A slow first-person walk through a dreamlike nowhere where lost inhabitants trade regrets and half-finished sentences.

No matter how long you’re gone, there will always be a girl waiting for you in the same place. This is a story about forgetting, and about waiting.


Make up for lost time with Once Again, If you could travel through time, who’s the first person you’d meet?

Step into the shoes of Lyric, the humble innkeeper in a quiet mountain village, as she reflects upon a lifetime of poignant memories, heartwarming…

A short story about loading, I guess. Play as Memu@ as she explores the cyberpunk(ish) little town and interacts with its inhabitants.

A masked ball on a moving train, where four strangers take turns telling how they got aboard.

A short, fully voiced, story-first adventure across two worlds.

You play through a young woman's December 1993 in the west of Ireland by erasing her diary, one page at a time.

What Comes After is a side-scrolling adventure and a short heartwarming story about learning how to love yourself.

A slow first-person walk through a dreamlike nowhere where lost inhabitants trade regrets and half-finished sentences.

Drive an old man north to keep a promise to his late wife, photographing the journey and reliving the memories it stirs up.

Blueberry is a story-driven puzzle platformer that takes you deep into a woman’s mind as she faces her trauma.

A surreal, narrative adventure game where you shapeshift during conversations to uncover how God went missing.

A short, hand-drawn narrative about memory, loss, and final conversations.

No matter how long you’re gone, there will always be a girl waiting for you in the same place. This is a story about forgetting, and about waiting.

A story-driven interactive game about a sweet old lady and a mysterious figure.


A world where snow falls, a landscape of dream-like memories.

A Walk with Yiayia is a heartfelt solo-developed, bite-sized adventure game about taking your Greek grandmother on a walk after she's lost her…

Make up for lost time with Once Again, If you could travel through time, who’s the first person you’d meet?

What if the physical objects of everyday life, the possessions we hold close, were actual windows to the past?