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The top results based on the latest update are Apple Crumble [Score: 1.1], Seagazer [Score: 1.1] and Plague Doctor: Contagion 430 BCE–2020 AD [Score: 1.1] The top rated games you can find here are What Remains of Edith Finch [SteamPeek Rating: 10.4] ranked #10, Gone Home [SteamPeek Rating: 7.6] ranked #21 and Tacoma [SteamPeek Rating: 7.3] ranked #34 Also don't forget to check the newest releases The Walks We Used To Take [Release date: 2026-08-20] ranked #22, The Night Archive - No Service [Release date: 2026-07-16] ranked #11 and The Berlin Apartment [Release date: 2025-11-17] ranked #4 While it is tempting to play with the newest and the best, there might be some other gems in the results, like Home is Where One Starts... [SteamPeek Rating: 5.1] ranked #16, Gone Home [SteamPeek Rating: 7.6] ranked #21 and As Long As You're Here [SteamPeek Rating: 6.3] ranked #25.
Olga is a spooky cozy, first-person linear mystery game set in a Slavic inspired mountain village, where you relive Olga's childhood memories as she visits her grandparents' home in Belovodica and uncovers its dark secrets.
Yo Olga dev team (and anyone who vibes with spooky cozy stuff) — GameGal sliding in like a neon ghost to scream, "THIS IS ICONIC." Picture this: you, me, and a mountain village called Belovodica that’s equal parts grandma’s kitchen comfort and “oh heck no” folklore energy. Olga — Episode 1 is a first-person, linear memory trip that wraps childhood nostalgia in fog, birch, and a whispering lullaby. Big mood. Big chills.
You relive Olga’s childhood visits to her grandparents’ house: samovar steaming, patched rugs, icons on the wall, and those creaks that make your heart do cardio. The game’s core is cozy exploration + creeping dread — think warm tea vibes colliding with shadowy secrets. Memory fragments pop like Polaroids: touch them, and memories stitch together into truth. Puzzle beats are gentle, narrative-forward, and emotionally punchy — no frustrating filler, only deliciously eerie storytelling. Based and haunting.
Slavic folklore isn’t window dressing — it’s the spine. Ritual motifs, mountain superstitions, and old wives’ whispered warnings thread through every creak and candle flare. The visuals are hand-crafted and intimate: lamplight pools, frost on the windows, rainbow-glass beads on a thread. Sound design is chef’s kiss: a lonely balalaika, wind through pines, a child’s distant giggle that makes you check the doors twice. Totally immersive, superb for streamers and cozy-horror lovers who want atmosphere over jump-scare spam.
Olga’s strength? Emotional payoff. It’s about memory, grief, and the ugly little truths families hide. Players don’t fight monsters — they confront the past. That’s where the real horror (and heart) live. The tone? Spooky cozy, with a side of punk rock sass — like bunraku dolls but make it emo.
If you want a game that looks gorgeous, feels personal, and haunts your tea breaks for days, Olga — Episode 1 is the mountain trip your indie shelf needs. Press play, sip your tea, and prepare to say “aw hell no” while sobbing into your scarf. 10/10 would bring a flashlight and snacks.
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It’s your grandma’s 84th birthday party and nobody is trying to murder her. Stop suspecting your family members, and don’t worry about the strange man in your bedroom. A new creepy-cozy mystery thriller from the creators of Duck Detective.
A short single-player sailing adventure. Navigate the open sea with your trusty compass. Sail a painterly, cel-shaded ocean from dawn into starlight, meet the people the compass finds, and witness fleeting Wonders.
Athens, 430 BCE. Marseille, 1720. Philadelphia, 1918. Louisville, 2020. Explore four cities—each battling a deadly epidemic—and make choices that will save or cost the lives of countless people. A first-person narrative adventure about greed, compassion, and courage in times of crisis.
One apartment, many stories: Witness turning points in the lives of the inhabitants of an apartment in Berlin over the course of a whole century.
A short narrative exploration game where you become a Neural Diver Assistant somewhere in the future. Explore the depth of a corrupted mind by patient S02, talk to thoughts to get hints about the patients life and solve mental puzzles. Uncover the hidden truth layer by layer.
A five-minute experience. Give a stranger a coin, write your name on a post-it, and stick it on a permanent wall shared by every player. Come back anytime to find your name and see how far the wall has grown.
A cozy, first person metal detector adventure game, where you reunite residents of the beautiful Cornish island of Glasden with things they have lost. And with your late Grandpa's help, maybe restore magic along the way.
A sleeping village waits in the dark. You are its Keeper — you light its lanterns not with fire, but with fireflies that carry the song each one holds. A quiet first-person game about walking, light, and a melody that grows with every lantern you wake.
“I Have No Change” is a first-person narrative game that immerses players in the atmosphere of a night kiosk filled with stories, melancholia, and the reflections of residents from Russia’s regions.
What Remains of Edith Finch is a collection of strange tales about a family in Washington state. As Edith, you’ll explore the colossal Finch house, searching for stories as she explores her family history and tries to figure out why she's the last one in her family left alive.
The Night Archive is an episodic first-person horror series where each episode tells a story pulled from the darkest corners of true crime. These are the stories of those who lived to tell about it.
Fewer Mornings is a short first-person game about a morning routine. Make breakfast, clean up, walk the dog, leave by eight. Four mornings in one apartment, each set years after the last. Work out who lives there from what's in the drawers.
Night falls. Spirits rise. Some are friendly, and some are not. Journey into the Icelandic wilderness as Haru, a young girl searching for her lost sister. Play your harmonica to ward off ghosts looming over the forest. Experience a hauntingly beautiful story of trust, fear, and determination.
It Happened At Night is a short horror game where the player must complete basic objectives to advance the story and immerse themselves through the eyes of the protagonist.
You don't know where you are and everything is dark. All you can do is snap your fingers and listen for a response. Through echolocation you'll discover luminous creatures and a wondrous world deep underground. The more you explore, the more you understand what happened down here.
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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.
Charles, a man living a peaceful life in the countryside, is faced with a serious problem that requires him to return to the city on the other side of the valley. With time running out, Charles embarks on a journey through a national park that is rumored to be home to supernatural occurrences.
Explore, investigate and unravel the secrets buried in time. As psychic Amber Lopez, navigate haunted grounds, decipher ancient runes, and piece together the puzzle of a decades-old murder, each discovery closing in on a truth she’s not ready to face.
A Deep Rest is a collection of short stories about men and their relationship with mental health and depression. Taking control of a different character in each story, you will experience life from their perspective. See the problems and issues they face and help them find ways to be alright again.
A first-person psychological horror experience focused on atmosphere, emotional tension, and exploration. Solve symbolic puzzles, run through eerie spaces, and uncover hidden meanings in a short, haunting journey
June 7th, 1995. 1:15 AM. You arrive home after a year abroad. You expect your family to greet you, but the house is empty. Something's not right. Where is everyone? And what's happened here? Unravel the mystery for yourself in Gone Home, a story exploration game from The Fullbright Company.
Hey Dad, this might be a bit strange, but I’ve made a game for you. It’s about you and me, and the walks we used to take. Could you let me know what you think once you’ve finished it? - Junebug
Forgotten Hope is a short, single-player narrative-driven video game presented through the eyes of a teenage girl who is trying to reconnect with her past to find answers.
A first-person jigsaw puzzle game set in a museum that has been closed for thirty years. Find the scattered pieces of 39 real paintings and fit them back into their frames. Each finished painting brings light and music back to its room.
What if you lost all your memories? An emotional family drama seen through the eyes of a woman with Alzheimer's disease. As Annie’s life slowly unravels, uncover memories of her deceased brother as her past bleeds into the present.
In Broken Aperture, players explore Freya's emotional journey through beautifully crafted environments, solving puzzles to uncover hidden memories. This narrative-driven game delves into themes of grief, memory, and self-discovery,
Explore a breathtaking world through photography and uncover the mystery behind its transformation. Each photo you take, and every step you make reveals the truth about your past and memories left behind. It is not just about taking photos, It is about what you choose to see.
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An emotional story-driven game, where you play as Dr. Olivia, a scientist trying to find a way to cure her daughter. Explore the world and save Jessica from this deadly virus, as you recall some memories.
Explore unsettling, dark locations in a first-person psychological horror adventure. Restore power grids, solve environmental puzzles, and interact with physical objects to navigate through the dark—where sound is your only guide and greatest threat.
She buried her voice to survive. Now her music is all that can save her. Guide Lyra through a fading world and free what haunts it, not with violence but with song. An intimate, emotional narrative adventure.
Grandpa left you his cabin and one rule: whatever happens, don't drain the lake. A cozy first-person incremental about emptying a mountain reservoir by bucket, pump and siphon, while the sun follows the water down and the valley gives back what it kept.
Welcome to The Fabled Woods, a dark and mysterious narrative short story. Despite the picturesque beauty, ugly and terrible secrets lurk among the shifting boughs, darkness that no amount of dappled sunlight can erase. Take the first step, and experience an unforgettable journey.
A story-rich psychological horror inspired by real-life experiences. Follow Emily, 23, as she moves to Brooklyn for a fresh start, but finds herself drawn into a slow spiral of obsession and control. Featuring voice acting, this atmospheric and grounded experience is deeply unsettling.
Tacoma is a sci-fi narrative adventure from the creators of Gone Home. Set aboard a high-tech space station in the year 2088, explore every detail of how the station’s crew lived and worked, finding the clues that add up to a gripping story of trust, fear, and resolve in the face of disaster.
Explore the mind of your loved one trapped in a coma and recover her memories across shifting moments in time to bring her back.
Lost Brothers is a single-player first-person adventure, taking place in an abandoned mine. All you have is a walkie-talkie and a map. Explore a mysterious forest and a labyrinth of underground passages to rescue a mysterious lady.
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