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1996 PC

A classic point-and-click horror game in which you guide Jennifer through a mansion while fleeing the relentless Scissorman. Your choices lead to multiple endings, and the constant pursuit builds real panic.

What defines Clock Tower:

  • Choices with consequences
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

The closest matches for Clock Tower are Lone Survivor, At Dead of Night and Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Clock Tower special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Lone Survivor

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2012 PC

  • Choices with consequences
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

A 2D pixel-art psychological horror where you play a masked survivor in a plague-ridden city, managing hunger, sleep and your own sanity. You choose between sneaking past threats or fighting them, and the oppressive atmosphere and music stay with you.

At Dead of Night

Choices with consequences

A horror game blending live-action footage with game segments, where you play Maya hiding from a psychopath in a remote hotel while trying to free your captive friends. It mixes interactive film, stealth and investigation into a low-budget horror movie experience.

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories

Choices with consequences

A reimagining of the first Silent Hill in which Harry searches for his daughter while an in-game psychological profile reshapes the story, characters and monsters based on how you play. There is no combat, only chases through an ice-bound nightmare, puzzles and heavy atmosphere.

Welcome to the Game II

Focus on a single character

A horror puzzle game where you play a reporter delving into the deep web and a trap-filled building to help a woman in danger. Puzzles, surveillance and survival pressure create a tense, unsettling experience.

Uncanny Valley

Focus on a single character

A pixel-art survival horror in the classic mold, focused on exploration, puzzles and creeping atmosphere. Plenty of optional story content and choices lead to different endings.

No, I'm Not A Human

Choices with consequences

You are holed up at home while a disaster reshapes the world, and you must decide whom to let in each night, since not every visitor is human. A tense game of observation, paranoia and consequential decisions.

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