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2020PC91 % positivefree

A small, atmospheric indie adventure in which you explore humanity's last monuments as one of the few survivors, coming to terms with a bleak future.

  • Post-apocalyptic setting
  • Emotional impact
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Lots to discover
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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Cloud Climber special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Old City: Leviathan

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2014PC72 % positive

Brings what grabs you about Cloud Climber: a post-apocalyptic setting, a relaxed difficulty and a calm pace.

You wander as a reclusive sewer dweller through the decaying ruins of a long-gone civilization. The story unfolds almost entirely through the environment and your character's musings, with no combat at all.

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A Second Before Us

Dark, serious atmosphere

You play a nameless serial-numbered person in the last bastion of a shattered Earth, slowly uncovering the truth behind that world. A small, story-driven indie adventure with a bleak sci-fi mood.

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Calm and deliberate

A quiet, atmospheric walking-sim style journey through a deserted post-apocalyptic Russia, focused on exploration, mood and taking photos rather than combat.

Opus: Rocket of Whispers

Strong, story-driven narrative

You wander snowy wastelands as survivors of a dying world, gathering rocket parts to send the dead off on a final journey to the stars. A calm, emotional narrative adventure with a moving soundtrack and a melancholic mood.

Paradise Lost

Post-apocalyptic setting

An atmospheric first-person narrative adventure in which you wander a vast underground bunker in an alternate post-war world, confronting grief, loss and retrofuturistic technology. The pace is slow and gameplay takes a back seat to the story.

All That Remains

Post-apocalyptic setting

You live through one man's final moments on an abandoned Earth in a quiet, eerily atmospheric narrative with a 90s flavor. It's about mood and story rather than challenge.

Sagebrush

Dark, serious atmosphere

An atmospheric first-person narrative game in which you explore an abandoned desert cult compound in New Mexico and piece together the fates of its members from the traces they left behind.

Residue: Final Cut

Post-apocalyptic setting

In Residue you wander through the rusting ship wrecks of the former Aral Sea in Uzbekistan while uncovering a personal family drama. Its main appeal is the richly detailed recreation of this fascinating and unsettling real-world place.

Planetarian: The Reverie of a Little Planet

Post-apocalyptic setting

You spend time in a quiet, melancholic story set in a dead city, where a wandering junker tries to repair the projector of a planetarium for a malfunctioning robot. The visual novel lives on its gentle emotional pull and surprisingly warm moments.

Tacoma

Strong, story-driven narrative

Tacoma is a quiet narrative adventure on an abandoned space station, where you piece together the crew's fate through augmented-reality recordings. Its appeal lies in the small human details and the relationships between the characters.

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