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Games like At Home Alone

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You wander through a house as a little girl left alone, uncovering strange stories and hidden secrets along the way. The game favors quiet exploration over combat.

  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Lots to discover

The closest matches for At Home Alone are Mysteries Under Lake Ophelia, Pumpkin Panic and Penko Park. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes At Home Alone special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Pumpkin Panic

Cosy, great for unwinding

You run a small farm in the middle of a forest, planting crops, tending your plants and fishing at your own pace. Yet strange things are said to be happening nearby, and that unease slowly seeps into the cozy routine.

Penko Park

Lots to discover

You wander through a deserted wildlife park and get to know its mysterious residents by photographing them and interacting with your surroundings. The game thrives on quiet curiosity and slowly uncovering puzzling details.

Sandboxels

Cosy, great for unwinding

Sandboxels is a browser-based falling sand simulator where you mix over 500 elements and watch heat, electricity, density and chemical reactions interact. There are no goals, just relaxed, free-form experimenting and destruction.

Promesa

Lots to discover

You explore dreamlike places in first person, shaped by memories and imaginings that grow out of a conversation between a grandfather and his grandchild. The locations feel strangely familiar, as if you had already been there.

Fugue in Void

Focus on a single character

You wander through mysterious places in a quiet, atmospheric experience with no combat or pressure. Mood and your own imagination take center stage.

LSD: Dream Emulator

Lots to discover

A surreal, goalless dream experience where you wander through psychedelic, randomly linked dreamscapes that shift whenever you bump into walls or objects. An experimental cult oddity that offers mood over traditional gameplay.

Routine Feat

Cosy, great for unwinding

You stroll through a calm, green landscape with music in your ears and no goal pushing you forward. If you stop chasing a win and simply take your time to look around, the game offers a quiet kind of relief.

Forgotten Fields

Cosy, great for unwinding

You play a struggling author returning to his childhood home one last time, wandering through memories of his youth and old friends. It's a calm, nostalgic narrative game about the passage of time, with no combat and no pressure.

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