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2019PCXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified90 % positive3.39 €

You explore the parched Brazilian backlands in an adventure with survival elements, gathering items, solving quests and piecing together what happened to Cicera. The barren, atmospheric landscape is the heart of the experience.

  • Historical setting
  • Open world
  • Lots to discover
  • Lavish presentation

The closest matches for Arida: Backland's Awakening are Uayeb, Call of the Sea and The Invisible Hours. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Arida: Backland's Awakening special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Uayeb

91 %Match

2018PC4.99 €

  • Historical setting
  • Open world
  • Lots to discover

You explore an open world inspired by the Mayan civilization in first person, solving puzzles and surviving along the way. The focus is on discovery and atmosphere.

Call of the Sea

Strong, story-driven narrative

As Norah in the 1930s, you hunt for your missing husband on a mysterious South Pacific island, solving many puzzles along the way. Its blend of Lovecraftian mystery, gorgeous visuals and a personal story sets it apart.

The Invisible Hours

Strong, story-driven narrative

A murder mystery set in Tesla's mansion where you watch as an invisible observer, freely following characters and piecing together interwoven stories. There is almost no interaction, but it delivers a dense, theatrical whodunit experience.

The Forgotten City

Strong, story-driven narrative

A time-loop mystery set in a Roman city where any sin kills everyone. You question residents, exploit the repeating day, and unravel the secret through conversation, deduction and moral choices.

Shenmue II

Open world

Ryo Hazuki continues his quest for revenge across Hong Kong, Kowloon and Guilin. Its detailed, lived-in world, side jobs, martial arts fights and slow, deliberate storytelling set it apart.

Shenmue

Open world

Shenmue sends you as young Ryo Hazuki on a quest for revenge in 1980s Japan, letting you explore a living town that follows a daily routine. Martial arts fights, quick-time events and side activities like arcades and jobs define this pioneering classic.

L.A. Noire

Open world

As an LAPD detective in 1947 Los Angeles, you comb crime scenes for clues and read suspects' motion-captured faces during interrogations. It's an atmospheric noir crime drama where deduction matters more than gunplay.

A Space for the Unbound

Strong, story-driven narrative

An emotional coming-of-age adventure set in a 1990s Indonesian town, where a young couple explores everyday life, solves puzzles inside other people's minds and pets cats while the world faces its end.

Return of the Obra Dinn

Strong, story-driven narrative

As an insurance investigator, you use a magical pocket watch to relive the final moments of a ghost ship's crew and deduce the identity and fate of every sailor. Its striking 1-bit visuals and brilliant deduction design make it a one-of-a-kind detective game.

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