The Best Nonlinear Games - Page 3

Shoot to the beat in this fast-paced rhythm rail shooter. Blast your way through a psychedelic musical universe, racking up combos and climbing the leaderboards. Easy to learn, challenging to master, with an ever-expanding track list that ensures the beat never stops.

Experience the ultimate thrill of a 2D side-scrolling endless runner game, controlling your character to jump, dodge obstacles, challenge yourself for higher scores, and enjoy relaxing background music.

You're hired to dig up graves at a local church, looting valuables while demonic activity escalates. You must find and return all the burnt bones to stop the demonic activity. Each night you will dig for valuables to find bones, fend off growing corruption, and survive to solve the mystery.

A top-down survival horror, where you must fight your way through a mysterious mansion, surviving it's crazed inhabitants.

Psychroma is a narrative-driven side-scroller where you play as a digital medium. Confront the past by piecing together the broken memories of a cybernetic house, and exorcise the ghosts in the machine.

In Heaven, mistakes have been made. In this story inspired by TMC, follow Archangel Gabriel through a trial of corruption and feigned purity as he explores celestial realms and the rekindling of lost friendships. Will you save the Heavens, or will you see them fall?

A puzzly adventure where you hack Pop-up ADs using snookers. Explore a world where hackers get hacked and downloading RAM is a thing ...

What do mirror reflections do once they have no one to repeat after anymore? Play as Iris, quite a sarcastic reflection torn between the urge to unravel the mystery of death of her “prototype” and the need to find her place in a mirrored world.

A minimalist sci-fi 2D platformer where you shift through walls and machines. Explore and find secrets in a strange, maze-like dimension, where the laws of physics don't seem to make sense.

Explore, admire and listen. Relaxing. Uncanny. Eerie. Hypnotic. Immersive. No monsters chasing you or jumping towards at your screen, but the game can feel oppressive at times by invoking fears of getting lost, the dark, tight spaces and outwordly architecture. Liminal spaces, inspired by backrooms.