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Games like A Normal Lost Phone

2017PEGI 16PC, Nintendo Switch88 % positive

You find a stranger's smartphone and dig through its messages, apps and photos to uncover their secrets. A short, empathetic narrative that unfolds through small puzzles.

  • Emotional impact
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Puzzles and brain teasers

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In short: Games like A Normal Lost Phone

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes A Normal Lost Phone special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Another Lost Phone: Laura's Story

99 %Match

2017PC, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck playable91 % positive

Brings what grabs you about A Normal Lost Phone: emotional impact, a strong story and puzzles to figure out.

You browse the found smartphone of a missing young woman and piece together her story from messages, photos and apps. A quiet, narrative-driven investigation with light puzzles and social themes.

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Sally Face

Accessible and relaxed

An episodic point-and-click adventure about a boy with a prosthetic face who investigates a murder series and supernatural secrets in a gloomy apartment building. Its distinctive comic-like low-poly look, 90s atmosphere and emotional story set it apart.

Rainswept

Accessible and relaxed

A quiet, story-driven point-and-click murder mystery set in a rainy small town, centered on grief, love and unresolved trauma. Its melancholic mood and gentle soundtrack carry the experience.

Syberia

Emotional impact

A melancholic point-and-click adventure following lawyer Kate Walker across a dreamlike Europe filled with clockwork automatons, gradually leaving her old life behind. Its haunting locations and mechanical puzzles make the journey memorable.

Kathy Rain

Emotional impact

A story-driven point-and-click adventure set in the 90s: as journalism student Kathy you investigate your grandfather's mysterious death. Moody mystery, pixel art and classic inventory puzzles shape the journey.

Underground Blossom

Emotional impact

A surreal Rusty Lake point-and-click puzzler where you solve tasks at metro stations to relive key moments from Laura Vanderboom's life. Quirky puzzles and a melancholic mood define this short, narrative-driven journey.

What Never Was

Emotional impact

A short first-person narrative puzzle game where you play Sarah clearing out her grandfather's attic, uncovering puzzles and secrets that reveal the place is not what it seems.

Alt-Frequencies

Accessible and relaxed

In Alt-Frequencies you untangle a mystery across several radio stations, piecing together clues from overheard conversations and shifting frequencies. It blends investigation with the feel of listening to a podcast.

Jessika

Accessible and relaxed

You dig through the digital footprint of the late Jessika to uncover why she took her own life. What starts as a routine job turns into a dark, twist-filled drama.

Gone Home

Accessible and relaxed

A quiet first-person exploration game where you piece together your family's story, especially your younger sister's coming-of-age, by rummaging through an empty house in 1995. No combat, just atmosphere, discovery and a heartfelt narrative.

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