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2017USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck verified87 % positive−72 % 19.50 € 5.46 €

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.

  • Emotional impact
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Lots to discover

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In short: Games like Tacoma

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

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2024PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck playable95 % positive19.50 €

Brings what grabs you about Tacoma: emotional impact, a strong story and a sci-fi setting.

A story-driven sci-fi drama where you play Watcher, sifting through memories to uncover a dark secret about the ALLMOTHER. It mixes visual novel and walking sim elements into an intense tale about identity, legacy and diaspora.

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Deliver Us the Moon

Emotional impact

A story-driven sci-fi adventure where you play a lone astronaut exploring abandoned lunar bases, solving environmental puzzles and uncovering what happened to humanity's last hope. Atmospheric and linear, focused on mystery and narrative rather than combat.

Cradle

Emotional impact

An atmospheric first-person sci-fi adventure in which you repair a mechanical companion in a desert and uncover the secret of an abandoned amusement park together.

Everybody's Gone to the Rapture

Accessible and relaxed

A quiet exploration game set in an empty English village, where you piece together what happened to its residents through ghostly light figures, radio voices and environmental details. It relies on atmosphere, music and intimate human stories, with no combat at all.

Opus: The Day We Found Earth

Emotional impact

You guide the childlike robot Emeth on a quest to fulfil his creator's wish and find humanity's long lost home. Through a deep space telescope you peer into a forgotten galaxy in a quiet, emotional science-fiction story.

Some Distant Memory

Emotional impact

As the Professor, you search the ruined wastes for the sunken city of Houston while a toxic algae bloom closes in on humanity's last colonies. Its strength lies in a quiet, melancholic story and the bond with the AI companion ARORA.

Paradise Lost

Emotional impact

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.

Mouthwashing

Emotional impact

A short, harrowing psychological horror story aboard a crippled space freighter, where the survivors unravel under guilt, despair and madness. Its fractured timeline, bleak humor and grimy low-poly look make it memorable.

Stella of the End

Emotional impact

A kinetic visual novel by Romeo Tanaka and Key with no branching choices: transporter Jude escorts the gynoid Filia across a ruined world to the top of a space elevator. The focus is an emotional journey and the bond between the two.

Planetarian: The Reverie of a Little Planet

Emotional impact

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.

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