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2021PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable82 % positive−90 % 19.99 € 1.99 €

A psychological thriller loosely inspired by Hitchcock's classic, where you play through three perspectives and several timelines, solving puzzles and separating reality from deceptive memory.

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
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The closest matches for Alfred Hitchcock: Vertigo are Mad Father, Dahlia View and Simulacra. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Alfred Hitchcock: Vertigo special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Mad Father

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2012PCNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified97 % positive−50 % 8.19 € 4.09 €

Brings what grabs you about Alfred Hitchcock: Vertigo: a strong story, a dark atmosphere and puzzles to figure out.

A short RPG Maker horror adventure in which you play Aya, uncovering the dark secrets of her mad doctor father inside a mansion. Puzzles, chase sequences and multiple endings deliver a macabre yet emotional story.

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Dahlia View

Strong, story-driven narrative

As retired detective Robert Conway, you investigate a missing girl by piecing together clues, memories and puzzles. A dark, narrative-driven mystery thriller built around calm exploration and deduction.

Simulacra

Accessible and relaxed

You dig through a missing woman's smartphone, reading messages, using apps and watching videos, to piece together a creepy mystery. A short, story-driven horror experience told through found-footage-style screen interaction.

Sally Face

Accessible and relaxed

An episodic point-and-click adventure about a boy with a prosthetic face who investigates a murder series and supernatural secrets in a gloomy apartment building. Its distinctive comic-like low-poly look, 90s atmosphere and emotional story set it apart.

The White Door

Strong, story-driven narrative

A dark point-and-click puzzle adventure from Rusty Lake: as an amnesiac patient you follow the clinic's daily routine and dive into dreams to uncover Robert Hill's past. The story is told almost wordlessly.

Layers of Fear

Accessible and relaxed

A psychological horror walking sim set in a mad painter's Victorian mansion that rearranges itself whenever you look away. Its shifting rooms and unsettling art slowly piece together a tragic tale of obsession and ruin.

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Strong, story-driven narrative

An early interactive horror movie from Warp: as Laura you explore a creepy hospital in first person, solving puzzles to uncover why your father went on a killing spree. Its pre-rendered CGI cutscenes and disturbing themes like cannibalism made it infamous.

Emio: The Smiling Man - Famicom Detective Club

Accessible and relaxed

A dark detective visual novel where you question witnesses, gather clues and hunt a mysterious killer with a smiling paper bag over his head. Tension comes from dialogue and a tightly told, eerie story.

Another Lost Phone: Laura's Story

Strong, story-driven narrative

You browse the found smartphone of a missing young woman and piece together her story from messages, photos and apps. A quiet, narrative-driven investigation with light puzzles and social themes.

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