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Games like Echo Tokyo: Intro

2016PC59 % positive−50 % 3.99 € 1.99 €

A short visual novel set in a dystopian cyberpunk Tokyo, fully voice acted. You mostly read and listen to the story, with minimal gameplay mechanics.

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

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In short: Games like Echo Tokyo: Intro

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Echo Tokyo: Intro special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness

91 %Match

2015PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck playable77 % positive19.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Echo Tokyo: Intro: a sci-fi setting, a strong story and a relaxed difficulty.

A visual novel set in the dystopian Psycho-Pass universe, where you follow detectives Nadeshiko and Takuma through a case full of moral gray areas. It focuses on dialogue, investigation and the question of what justice means in a society under constant surveillance.

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Analogue: A Hate Story

Strong, story-driven narrative

A sci-fi visual novel in which you investigate the logs of an abandoned generation ship and talk with two AIs about its rigid, patriarchal society. Your relationships with them steer you toward one of five endings.

Cardinal Cross

Accessible and relaxed

A cyberpunk otome visual novel where you guide Lana through three personality approaches and several romance options, deciding whether she becomes a hero or a villain. Multiple endings encourage replay.

World End Economica: Episode.03

Accessible and relaxed

The finale of the visual novel trilogy takes place on the moon, following Hal's pursuit of his dream eight years after episode 1 as the lunar city's economy spirals out of control. It is a linear, text-driven story focused on economics and characters.

Area-X

Strong, story-driven narrative

A story-driven sci-fi visual novel where you play Elcia, a time negotiator who stumbles into an unknown dimension called Area-X. Your choices steer the plot, with romance elements along the way.

Muv-Luv Photonflowers*

Accessible and relaxed

A collection of side stories in the Muv-Luv universe, told as a visual novel that expands on characters and moments from the main series. Best suited to existing fans, blending drama, romance and a sci-fi backdrop.

Bionic Heart

Accessible and relaxed

A story-driven sci-fi visual novel set in rain-soaked London in 2099, where you play bio-informatics engineer Luke Black and unravel the mystery of the enigmatic Tanya.

World End Economica: Episode.02

Accessible and relaxed

A visual novel by Isuna Hasekura (Spice and Wolf) in which a young man on a lunar colony finds new purpose through stock trading and economic intrigue. It focuses on dialogue, character growth and a story about money, dreams and justice.

Ever17: The Out of Infinity

Strong, story-driven narrative

A classic visual novel about seven people trapped in a damaged underwater theme park. Famed for its intricate mystery plot and one of the genre's best-known twists.

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