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Snoop through an apartment building for the regime, then decide which neighbors deserve to be reported and which secrets stay buried.
Did Not Tonight leave you in a dark and retro frame of mind? These games are a good place to start.
Dive into a wild story of gangsters and criminals where you decide the fate of the peculiar customers of a luxurious nightclub in a never-ending race against the clock.
Story-driven, Replayable, Funny
The October labor lottery picked your name. Now you stamp passports at the Arstotzkan border, deciding who enters and who waits in the cold. Every approved visa pays for your family's heat and food, every mistake costs you. A grim, gripping puzzle about paperwork, power and the people behind the documents.
Dark, Retro, Story-driven
A dystopian job interview sim set in Aeropolis, 2066. Screen resumes against rules that change daily, decide who eats this month, then go home to pay your own rent and keep your sanity. Dark humor, pixel art and multiple endings: your tiny desk, other people's lives.
Dark, Retro, Story-driven
A new government has won in a landslide, the news editor has run off, and you are the janitor now in charge of the National Nightly News. Cut between cameras, censor the swearing, pick the headlines, and decide what a nation gets to see. A darkly funny FMV story with 14 endings, where every choice airs live.
Dark, Story-driven, Replayable
You are the State's landlord in a totalitarian country. Bug apartments, sneak into tenants' rooms while they're out, and report anyone who might plot against the regime. Or don't: you have a family to keep alive, and every choice costs something. A bleak, darkly funny story with several endings.
Dark, Story-driven, Replayable
Usually everyone is unemployed here. But by chance you got a job. You'il work for the state.Everyone in your family is sick or unemployed, only you can help them. You're an immigrant officer.
Dark, Story-driven, Tense
This game is a simulation of self-isolation. You need to support your family, not to lose your job and finally not to go crazy.
Dark, Story-driven, Replayable
It's 1955 and doppelgangers want into your building. As the doorman, you check papers, faces and phone calls, then decide who comes in and who gets handed to the D.D.D. A short, tense, oddly funny horror game about staring at a neighbor's eyebrows until you're sure.
Dark, Retro, Story-driven
1980, Kertasia Bank: you count cash, check papers, and try to keep your job while saving for your mom's medical bills. The rules are absurd, the customers are worse, and every stamp feels like a small moral exam. Funny, bleak, and hard to put down.
Dark, Story-driven, Replayable
Award-winning adventure where you control the news and its impact on society, your friends and career. Different choices lead to unique combinations of endings. Share your story with the community, and see what the players before you did.
Dark, Story-driven, Replayable
JudgeSim puts you on the bench in the Banana Republic, a struggling island where anarchists fill the streets and corruption runs deep. Read case files, weigh evidence, question the accused and hand down your verdict. Stay honest, take the bribes, or juggle both, and see which ending your choices earn you.
Dark, Story-driven, Replayable
The year is 2036. In this famine-riddled world, food-centric sovereignty has been established. Living alone inside a food-inspection booth, you are striving to find truth and peace beyond the borderline.
Dark, Retro, Story-driven

Snoop through an apartment building for the regime, then decide which neighbors deserve to be reported and which secrets stay buried.

Dealing with the issue of the contemporary refugee crisis while at the same time being deeply rooted in a classical cyberpunk atmosphere à la Blade…

Corporations control the entire global government. Injustice has inspired a revolution in Suits City.

21 Days is a simulation adventure game in which you experience the life of a Syrian refugee.

Keep a small group of ordinary people alive in a war-torn city, scavenging by night and holding on by day.

You owe us money, Joe, and we plan to collect. We don't care where it comes from, but you'd better not skip town on us.

The long-awaited draft notice has arrived, and besides the window, you have only one way out - to RUN.

Study, work and invest your way through a turn-based life board game, alone or with up to four players.

The Heartbeat is a lightweight political simulation game that incorporates rhythmic, text-oriented options.

Life Simulator is a simulation game with relaxed atmosphere.

Patrol 1980s Brooklyn as a demoted detective, juggling tickets, bribes and the mafia while hunting whoever set you up.

Flashback is a strategy game oriented to your choices. You will play the role of a deliveryman and live in a turbulent city for a month.

You lost your coal mine job, now you're a cashier at Poland's landmark convenience store.

A narrative simulation game where you play as a mother-to-be working as a toll keeper in the fictional country of Janapa, a nation on the brink of…

A dystopian job interview sim set in Aeropolis, 2066. Screen resumes against rules that change daily, decide who eats this month, then go home to…

You're the bouncer of the Green Door club, where every decision matters.

Work the State's proudest train as its conductor, deciding who to report and who to spare as you climb toward the VIP cars.

Read the files, weigh the evidence and hand down verdicts in a corrupt republic where every choice shapes your ending.

Decide which neighbors are human and which doppelgangers get turned away, one nervous shift at a time.

You are a guard whose job is to post bounties. Try your best to deal with various matters and make money to raise your family.

1980, Kertasia Bank: you count cash, check papers, and try to keep your job while saving for your mom's medical bills.

Work the checkpoint at the bottom of the shaft: check papers, scan blood, X-ray ribs, and judge who is still human enough to go down.

The protagonist of this lonely life is you. You leave your hometown and come to a strange world. The world is prosperous and cold, strange but real.

‘We. The Refugees: Ticket to Europe’ is a socially engaged, text-based RPG about a journalist looking for his big break by uncovering the plights of…

Finally, a game you deserve! It's entirely up to you whether you save the princess or rob the bank. But can you actually find a way to make it happen?

Work the checkpoint at the bottom of the shaft: check papers, scan blood, X-ray ribs, and judge who is still human enough to go down.

Run a friendly checkpoint booth: weigh luggage, scan x-rays and decide who gets through, all at your own pace.

A dystopian job interview sim set in Aeropolis, 2066. Screen resumes against rules that change daily, decide who eats this month, then go home to…

1980, Kertasia Bank: you count cash, check papers, and try to keep your job while saving for your mom's medical bills.

Become the overseer and shape the fate of those who come knocking at the door.

As the checkpoint guard in the only safe zone of the dystopian Republic of Valdoria, you decide who survives.

You tried to escape prison but got caught. Instead of prison, they gave you a debt. Manage a toll booth on a desert highway.

You lost your coal mine job, now you're a cashier at Poland's landmark convenience store.

Guard the quarantine gate of District Eight. Question survivors, check for signs of infection, and decide who gets in, who gets out, and who might…

A narrative simulation game where you play as a mother-to-be working as a toll keeper in the fictional country of Janapa, a nation on the brink of…

A 21-day race to uncover who framed you, survive behind bars and find your own way out.