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2017 PC 8.19 € 👍 72 % Mostly positive, 1,353 reviews on Steam

You play Charlie, a new mortician who prepares the deceased, attends funerals and reads emails from colleagues. This short, quiet game treats death and grief with warmth and honesty.

What defines A Mortician's Tale:

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Cosy, great for unwinding

The closest matches for A Mortician's Tale are What Comes After, A Raven Monologue and Adios. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes A Mortician's Tale special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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A Raven Monologue

Accessible and relaxed

A short, experimental, wordless tale about a raven who cannot croak and his bond with the townspeople. Quietly told and atmospheric, with no combat or pressure.

Adios

Linear, curated structure

A short, dialogue-driven experience in which a pig farmer does his morning chores while talking with the mob hitman sent to kill him. Quiet everyday tasks meet bittersweet conversations about friendship, guilt and loyalty.

The Graveyard

Pure single-player experience

A very short art game in which you guide an old woman through a cemetery, sit on a bench and listen to a song. It feels like a walkable painting about mortality, with the chance that she dies during the visit.

Bustories

Accessible and relaxed

A small visual novel about brief bus rides and conversations with strangers you will meet only once and never see again.

Kimmy

Pure single-player experience

A short, story-driven visual novel set in summer 1968, where you babysit a lonely girl named Kimmy and gradually uncover the secrets of her mysterious family.

Midnight Ramen

Cosy, great for unwinding

You run a small late-night ramen stall, serving a stream of customers and listening to their troubles while your own life carries unresolved questions. A quiet, narrative-driven indie game in a visual novel style.

Dear me, I was…

Strong, story-driven narrative

An interactive adventure where you relive the ordinary life of a woman, with its joys, sorrows and growth. Watercolor art combined with rotoscoping gives this narrative journey a distinctive look.

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