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2017PC

You play an overlooked, bookish outsider who gets a sudden shot at a new life. The catch is that each intimate encounter throws you into other worlds, and that twist is what makes this erotic sci-fi story stand out.

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

The closest matches for Crystal City are Invincible Presents: Atom Eve, Choice of Robots and Plan B from Outer Space: A Bavarian Odyssey. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Crystal City special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Invincible Presents: Atom Eve

91 %Match

2023PCSteam Deck verified96 % positive9.75 €

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Accessible and relaxed
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

You step into Atom Eve's shoes in the Invincible universe and shape her path through a mystery that balances heroic duties with everyday life. Its striking art and branching choices make it a story-first visual novel.

Choice of Robots

Sci-fi setting

You live through an interactive science fiction novel of roughly 300,000 words, where your choices steer the plot. Purely text-based, it runs on your own imagination and offers nine characters to romance along with several alternate endings.

To Trust an Incubus

Easy to pick up

An adults-only boys-love dating sim visual novel in which you play temp worker Kenta, stuck in a lab with four alien incubi, and build relationships with them through your choices.

Subsurface Circular

Sci-fi setting

A short, conversation-driven detective adventure set on a subway train full of robots, where you unravel a mystery of disappearances through dialogue. Minimalist visuals and a tight sci-fi mood carry the story.

Cardinal Cross

Accessible and relaxed

A cyberpunk otome visual novel where you guide Lana through three personality approaches and several romance options, deciding whether she becomes a hero or a villain. Multiple endings encourage replay.

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