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2017PCPlayStationNintendo Switch88 % positive19.99 €

A wordless narrative adventure where you play several villagers in turn, solving light puzzles to alter the events of a tragic day. Its painterly style, music and story of love and loss are very affecting.

Strong, story-driven narrative
Dark, serious atmosphere
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Distinctive, stylised art style

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The closest matches for Last Day of June are Underground Blossom, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons and Kathy Rain. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Last Day of June special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Best alternative overall: Underground Blossom 89% match – Puzzles and brain teasers
Newest alternative: Phoenix Springs 86% match – released 2024

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Underground Blossom

89 %Match

2023PCSteam Deck verified98 % positive4.99 €

A surreal Rusty Lake point-and-click puzzler where you solve tasks at metro stations to relive key moments from Laura Vanderboom's life. Quirky puzzles and a melancholic mood define this short, narrative-driven journey.

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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons

Puzzles and brain teasers

A short fairy-tale adventure where you control two brothers at once, one per thumbstick, solving cooperative puzzles. The unique control scheme becomes part of the storytelling, leading to an unforgettable emotional ending.

Kathy Rain

Puzzles and brain teasers

A story-driven point-and-click adventure set in the 90s: as journalism student Kathy you investigate your grandfather's mysterious death. Moody mystery, pixel art and classic inventory puzzles shape the journey.

Sally Face

Strong, story-driven narrative

An episodic point-and-click adventure about a boy with a prosthetic face who investigates a murder series and supernatural secrets in a gloomy apartment building. Its distinctive comic-like low-poly look, 90s atmosphere and emotional story set it apart.

What Remains of Edith Finch

Lavish presentation

A moving narrative game where you wander the sprawling Finch family home and relive each relative's final moments through short vignettes, each with its own inventive gameplay twist. Melancholic, creative, and unforgettable in just a couple of hours.

Chicken Police

Strong, story-driven narrative

A noir detective story starring anthropomorphic animals: as chicken detectives you crack a dark case full of sharp dialogue, black humor and classic point-and-click puzzles.

Norco

Strong, story-driven narrative

A dark, poetic point-and-click adventure set in a warped South Louisiana, blending grief, industrial decay and sci-fi strangeness into a dense, text-heavy tale. The search for your missing brother leads through surreal, atmospheric pixel-art settings.

Fran Bow

Dark, serious atmosphere

A dark point-and-click adventure in which you play a young girl with a mental illness who shifts between a brutal reality and a disturbing alternate world. Nightmarish hand-drawn art and inventory puzzles carry a bleak, emotional story.

Phoenix Springs

Lavish presentation

A hand-drawn point-and-click mystery in which you play journalist Iris searching for her brother in a remote desert town. Instead of items you collect names and ideas and combine them to solve puzzles.

Insomnia: Theater in the Head

Lavish presentation

In Insomnia: Theater in the Head you live through the restless, fraying feeling of a sleepless night, while the story unfolds through KeKe's exquisite hand-painted artwork. Dreamlike puzzles and an unsettling atmosphere define this small point-and-click adventure.