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2018PC2.89 €

You're trapped in a secluded town and build relationships with its quirky residents while uncovering why you ended up there. A quiet, story-focused pixel adventure about exploration and self-reflection.

  • Strong, story-driven narrative

The closest matches for Katie are Welcome to Elk, Settled and A Place for the Unwilling. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Katie special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Welcome to Elk

89 %Match

2020PCXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified95 % positive12.49 €

  • Accessible and relaxed
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Pure single-player experience

A handcrafted narrative adventure on an island where every resident shares a true-life story, ranging from quirky to sombre. Its stop-motion-style look and dry humour give it a distinctive charm.

Settled

Accessible and relaxed

A small story-driven indie adventure set entirely within the confines of a single house. Memories and nightmares gradually open up new areas, leading to an unexpected conclusion.

A Place for the Unwilling

Accessible and relaxed

A narrative adventure where the city of Pale Sea itself is the main character. You spend days meeting its inhabitants and shape the city's fate through your choices, with no game-over screens.

Lake

Accessible and relaxed

Playing as mail carrier Meredith in 1986, you spend two laid-back weeks driving around a scenic lakeside town, meeting its quirky residents and deciding what comes next in her life. A calm, conversation-driven game with no combat and no pressure.

Dropsy

Accessible and relaxed

A quirky point-and-click adventure where you play Dropsy the clown, solving puzzles and helping people and animals through hugs rather than words. Its odd, hand-drawn look and a warm yet shadowy story about kindness and redemption set it apart.

Firewatch

Accessible and relaxed

An intimate first-person narrative adventure in the Wyoming wilderness, built around witty, heartfelt radio conversations between Henry and Delilah. Its painterly look and a slowly creeping mystery make it memorable.

Kimmy

Accessible and relaxed

A short, story-driven visual novel set in summer 1968, where you babysit a lonely girl named Kimmy and gradually uncover the secrets of her mysterious family.

How Fish Is Made

Accessible and relaxed

A short, deliberately janky indie experience built on surreal storytelling, absurd humor and an unsettling mood. Questions of trust and identity sit at its core.

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