The Best Narration Games - Page 5

As punishment for her transgressions, Ingrid is sent to hell. As she struggles through the darkness that hungers to consume her heart, she makes her way toward redemption. Her fate is in your hands.

Explore an abstract World of Clocks in this short First Person Platformer game. Can be completed in 10 Minutes.

Explore the halls and travel deeper into the Vincent estate, but beware what lurks there. Father is coming home.

Who is lying? Who will survive? Which way is safe? Watch unusual stories and solve tricky riddles with your friends or solo! The more you train your brain, the faster you learn to spot the tiniest details, solve problems and reach smart conclusions.

In a third-person RPG detective story, set in Bavaria in 1866, the medical student Valentin Schmidt travels to Wolpertshofen, when a sudden death causes turmoil in the village. Use your skills, find clues and question the villagers to stop the murders.

Northern Québec, 1970. A bizarre mist —the Brume— is disconnecting a rural mining village from its quiet reality. Step into the shoes of Detective Carl Faubert as he unfolds the mysteries haunting the region while battling for his own survival.

AbraTabia is a magical adventure game where you can build and defend your own kingdom . Grow your citizen population while managing food, gold and resources. Upgrade buildings and research technologies to enhance your soldiers and player character. PVP battles with armies, siege weapons and more.

Crazy and strange town. Mysterious events. A hero with multiple personality disorder. Laughter, tears and madness!

Super Intern Story is a fun little adventure about working as a monster in a video game. Wear different costumes, get slain by heroes all while getting yelled at by your boss! Discover the joys of working behind the scene — as an unpaid intern in the game industry!

Unnamed Project is a game about playtesting. You are the player, who’s job is to explore a game developer’s projects and touch everything possible. Touching any and everything will help the game developer in every way possible, so don’t listen to their concerns. Thanks ahead of time.