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2023USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck verified87 % positive−70 % 29.99 € 8.99 €

An atmospheric sci-fi adventure based on Stanisław Lem, where you play scientist Yasna exploring an alien planet in a retro atompunk style while searching for a missing crew. It focuses on dialogue, mood and philosophical questions rather than combat.

  • Lore and world history
  • Dialogue and role-playing
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Sci-fi setting

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In short: Games like The Invincible

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Invincible 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 The Invincible: a deep world history, 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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Observer

Lavish presentation

You play a neural detective who hacks into the memories and minds of others while prowling a decaying, dystopian future Poland. Disturbing hallucinations, thick atmosphere and a paranoid crime story make it a bleak cyberpunk nightmare.

Cloudpunk

Dialogue and role-playing

You play delivery driver Rania over one night in a rain-soaked, voxel-built neon megacity, picking up many small and large stories along the way. The focus is on atmosphere, dialogue and narrative rather than combat.

Nobody Wants to Die

Dialogue and role-playing

A short, gorgeous noir detective adventure set in a retro-futuristic New York where consciousness can be transferred into new bodies. You rewind time at crime scenes to piece together clues, and your dialogue choices steer the ending.

Norco

Lore and world history

A dark, poetic point-and-click adventure set in a warped South Louisiana, blending grief, industrial decay and sci-fi strangeness into a dense, text-heavy tale. The search for your missing brother leads through surreal, atmospheric pixel-art settings.

The Talos Principle II

Lore and world history

A philosophical first-person puzzle game set in a post-human world, where you solve clever logic puzzles in striking environments while pondering consciousness and humanity. The story and conversations with fellow robots matter as much as the puzzles.

Heaven's Vault

Lore and world history

As archaeologist Aliya you sail the rivers of the Nebula and gradually decipher an invented ancient script. Your translations and decisions shape the tale of a vanished civilisation.

Deliver Us Mars

Lavish presentation

A story-driven sci-fi adventure on Mars where you play astronaut Kathy, using climbing, drone-assisted puzzles and exploration to uncover a family mystery and the fate of stolen colony ships. The focus is on atmosphere and narrative rather than combat.

Oxenfree II: Lost Signals

Dialogue and role-playing

An atmospheric narrative adventure where Riley uses a radio to investigate strange signals and supernatural time rifts in a coastal town. Real-time conversations and choices shape relationships and the ending.

State of Mind

Dark, serious atmosphere

A story-driven sci-fi thriller about transhumanism, where you alternate between several characters across a dystopian reality and a virtual utopia. Its stylized low-poly look and slow-burn narrative take priority over gameplay.

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