The Best Philosophical Games - Page 5

Siren’s Call is the first "friendship simulator" where your friends can actually fight back. Make these last moments you have with them count. Say the right things...because they won't accept anything less than your absolute best. Will you reach escape velocity?

One day, a programmer had an idea. If he could make an AI learn his diary and have the same life experiences as himself, he could create himself in the electronic world.

This video game realized how boring it had been and now is trying its best to fix that.

A story-based exploration game about the very far future. With the help of two Artificial Intelligences, explore a universe conquered by humanity, uncover your purpose in it, and try to stop it from falling apart.

Elara’s Light is a relaxing, yet punishing 2D precision platformer. Every jump tests perseverance and precision—one mistake could drag Elara back into the darkness. Uncover the stories of the forsaken, and guide Elara toward the light she longs for.

While in communication with supernatural forces, two influencers launch a daring new social media brand.

Qazaq: Son of the Sun - a single-player first-person open-world game with puzzles set in Kazakhstan, where you are the last surviving Qazaq saved by the Sun God.

A stream-of-consciousness life simulator game. Experience the daily struggles of a typical Chinese father at the turn of the millennium, trying to live a meaningful life while raising your beloved daughter from a carefree fairy tale childhood to becoming a strong, happy adult.

A Van Veen original game. Because everything else is irrelevant.

Embark on a great journey through the dead world, dodging death on more than one occasion.