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2015PC66 % positive4.99 €

A surreal geometric horror game where you struggle through warped, cosmically hostile spaces just to stay alive. Its mood of madness and futility is the main draw.

  • Dread and tension
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
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In short: Games like Euclidean

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Euclidean special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Up to three areas count more, the rest steps back.

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Games where this is clearly part of it are left out, no matter how well the rest fits.

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Five Nights at Freddy's 4

92 %Match

2015USK 12PC93 % positive

Brings what grabs you about Euclidean: dread and tension, a dark atmosphere as well as a demanding difficulty.

A minimalist survival horror where you play a child defending your bedroom, doors and closet from animatronics using only sound cues and a flashlight. Precise timing and steady nerves decide whether you last until 6 AM.

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Five Nights at Freddy's 2

Vast, open spaces

As a night guard in a pizzeria you watch cameras and survive until morning while a larger, more aggressive set of animatronics hunts you. Jump scares, limited resources and tense timing define it, with scattered lore hints on the side.

Iron Lung

Vast, open spaces

You pilot a cramped submarine blindly through an ocean of blood on an alien moon, relying on coordinates, maps and photos. Its claustrophobic, oppressive atmosphere makes this short game an intense horror experience.

They Breathe

Vast, open spaces

You guide a frog into a flooded forest where survival depends on spotting the hidden patterns and rules of a brutal, oxygen-driven ecosystem. The truths you uncover are as horrible as the place itself, making this short, bleak indie experience a tense puzzle of dread.

Nevermind

Distinctive, stylised art style

Nevermind drops you into surreal, nightmarish mindscapes shaped by trauma, where puzzles and dread are tightly interwoven. With an optional biofeedback sensor, the game reacts to your real fear and grows more dangerous the more anxious you become.

Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A story-heavy entry in the horror series: as a technician in an underground facility you face short, tense nights with varied tasks rather than just watching cameras. The dark tale of Circus Baby and the animatronics drives the experience.

Wick

Vast, open spaces

You explore a dark forest alone at night with only a candle, hunting for the ghosts of lost children. Your candlelight is both protection and a limited resource, creating constant tension.

Slender: The Arrival

Challenging difficulty

A short first-person horror trip where you gather clues through dark forests and abandoned buildings, weaponless, while the Slender Man closes in. Tension comes from darkness, a flickering flashlight and sudden jump scares.

Outlast II

Challenging difficulty

As defenseless cameraman Blake, you flee through a remote Arizona village of religious zealots armed only with your camcorder's night vision. A disturbing, relentlessly intense horror trip that blurs reality and hallucination.

Narcosis

Vast, open spaces

A claustrophobic underwater horror trek: as a stranded industrial diver you push through darkness, dwindling oxygen and creeping madness at the ocean floor to reach the surface.

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