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2017USK 16PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck verified76 % positive29.99 €

A dark psychological thriller where a memory-probing device sends you through fragmented recollections of a kidnapping case. Its strengths are the eerie atmosphere, photogrammetry-based visuals and a disorienting story twist rather than combat.

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  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Lavish presentation
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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Get Even special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Fall

88 %Match

2014PEGI 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck playable87 % positive9.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Get Even: a strong story, a dark atmosphere and progress without grind.

You play an AI in a combat suit trying to save its unconscious pilot on an alien planet. Classic adventure-style puzzles, a bleak atmosphere and a thoughtful story about duty and consciousness drive the experience.

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Dread and tension

A first-person psychological horror where you dive into the nightmares and memories of a therapist's patients. Inventive environmental puzzles, unusual boss fights and a standout original soundtrack define the experience.

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Dread and tension

An early interactive horror movie from Warp: as Laura you explore a creepy hospital in first person, solving puzzles to uncover why your father went on a killing spree. Its pre-rendered CGI cutscenes and disturbing themes like cannibalism made it infamous.

Alan Wake

Dread and tension

A novelist hunts for his vanished wife in a misty Pacific Northwest town, fighting shadowy possessed foes with flashlight and gun while the pages of a manuscript he doesn't remember writing come true. Its TV-series-style episodic storytelling and eerie atmosphere are the main draw.

The Thing

Dread and tension

As a squad leader in Antarctica, you fight a shape-shifting alien while deciding which teammates you can still trust. The trust and paranoia mechanics give this third-person horror shooter its tense, claustrophobic character.

Cryostasis

Dread and tension

An atmospheric first-person survival horror set aboard a Soviet nuclear icebreaker frozen in Arctic ice, where you hunt for heat to survive and relive the crew's final moments.

Alan Wake Remastered

Dread and tension

An atmospheric psychological horror thriller in which writer Alan Wake fights darkness with light in the small town of Bright Falls, as a story he doesn't remember writing comes true. The remaster brings the TV-series-style storytelling back with upgraded visuals.

Industria

Lavish presentation

A short, linear first-person shooter that begins in East Berlin in 1989 and drops you into a surreal parallel world with a steampunk look. The search for a missing colleague drives an atmospheric, story-led journey.

Hollow

Dread and tension

You wake in an emergency capsule near a mining ship with no memory beyond a single docking code. Its blend of puzzles, exploration and eerie science-fiction atmosphere lets you piece together what happened aboard bit by bit.

Solarix

Dread and tension

A first-person sci-fi horror game in which an engineer fights to survive on an infected research station. You can sneak past threats or fight them while the protagonist's mind slowly unravels.

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