
The Death Game Report
Type names into an old terminal, piece together the students' final thoughts, and deduce who killed whom and why.
Hooked on the mysterious and story-driven side of OVERWRITE? Give these games a try when the craving hits.
“Intervene in Tsumimi’s stream” through comments and Mega Chats, then use your deductions to change their fate in this 15-day psychological horror adventure.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
Just as you begin to settle in for a fun day at your best friend's house, something changes in her and she kills you. And not just once—she ends your life time and time and time again.Your goal is to escape from this endless loop of despair.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
You explore, poke at everything, win trust, pick routes and solve small puzzles across about three hours. Cute pixel furries, jokes and references up front, with a darker mystery underneath that is worth seeing through.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
A little girl home alone, a quiet house, and a day that keeps looping into something stranger. You poke through rooms, meet odd visitors, and follow branching paths to multiple endings. Cute pixel art on top, psychological horror underneath, with puzzles and chase scenes along the way.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
This is a point-and-click, command-selection style adventure game where the protagonist is a girl who has become a ghost. The objective is to fulfill her desires by speaking to her beloved "him" causing poltergeists, visiting in dreams, or even cursing.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
Nyarutoru wakes up hungry at night and her sister is gone, along with the precious rabbit doll. Searching for her leads to a strange mansion full of traps, riddles and a secret buried deep in memory. A short, cute-looking horror story with four endings, where the truth twists the further you go.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
A girl with no memories except the name Miss Sakura crosses a strange blue world with a talking traffic light, touching objects to read the memories inside them. A gentle, sad pixel-art puzzle adventure about following those traces home, worth playing for its story, music, and odd little friendships.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
It was only after I and my buddies escaped from the terrifying laboratory that I realized that there might be a bigger conspiracy behind it. The adventure is far from over, But don't forget, what's happening here is just the beginning.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
Will you be able to uncover your raison d'être and solve the mysteries that await in this suspenseful thriller?
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
A death game is over. The records are broken. At a single aging terminal, you type in names, restore the final thoughts of every student who died on the island, and work out who killed whom, with what, and why. A quiet, clever mystery you can finish in an evening.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
Savior of the Abyss is a horror adventure game. To avoid sudden death, always pay attention and be suspicious of things around you. Collect and use a variety of tools to get to the surface. Please lead the protagonist safely so that the protagonist can achieve his or her purpose safely.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Retro
The two girls who had a traffic accident, Libra and her girlfriend Amili, wander the supernatural world as Near-death experience.
Mysterious, Story-driven, Emotional

Type names into an old terminal, piece together the students' final thoughts, and deduce who killed whom and why.

From SCRAP, the masterminds behind the "Real Escape Game" phenomena with over 17 million attendees, comes a time-loop mystery adventure on Steam!

This is a point-and-click, command-selection style adventure game where the protagonist is a girl who has become a ghost.

One holiday, the father Haruma came to the park with his daughter Naori. But in that park, strange things began to happen—.

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?

A girl loses her best friend in an aquarium that has turned into a world of horror.

A girl visited your home, who you don't know but she identified herself as your girlfriend.

One night, you walk into a diner called Moon Palace and it never lets you leave.

"Trapped in a cocoon, the silkworm weaves her final dream." Hollow Cocoon is a first-person horror adventure game set in 1980s Japan.

Wander a strange, dark museum as a raven boy piecing together who he was, with multiple endings shaped by what you uncover.

Decode an alien language from gestures and pointed fingers, and choose your words carefully: every conversation can lead somewhere very different.

It was supposed to be just a harmless chat to kill time with a stranger named Mina.

Type names into an old terminal, piece together the students' final thoughts, and deduce who killed whom and why.

From SCRAP, the masterminds behind the "Real Escape Game" phenomena with over 17 million attendees, comes a time-loop mystery adventure on Steam!

A university student, Hayato Ichijo, is trapped. In an endless prison of death.

She wakes up in a mysterious castle. "Dawn Bell" is a side-scrolling 2D horror adventure where a girl with no memory explores the castle.

It was supposed to be just a harmless chat to kill time with a stranger named Mina.

This is a point-and-click, command-selection style adventure game where the protagonist is a girl who has become a ghost.

Log.in is a mystery-horror game where you explore a PC screen, digging through images, videos and files.

One holiday, the father Haruma came to the park with his daughter Naori. But in that park, strange things began to happen—.

Type-NOISE: Shonen Shojo is a multi-ending mystery adventure game.

This is the third horror adventure game from TEAM SHINZA.Players progress through the game by writing comments while watching videos of [problem…

To the promise we once made and the place we must return

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?