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2015 PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified 14.99 € 91 % positive Very positive, 3,479 reviews on Steam

A survival horror game on a derelict cargo ship with procedurally generated layouts. A stalking monster hunts you and death is permanent, so you must hide, outwit it and find a way out.

What defines Monstrum:

  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Lots to discover
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
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The closest matches for Monstrum are Emily Wants to Play, Eyes: The Horror Game and Golden Light. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Monstrum special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Emily Wants to Play

94 %

2015 PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck verified 4.99 € 78 % positive Mostly positive, 2,191 reviews on Steam

  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

You play a pizza delivery guy trapped in an abandoned house, trying to survive hour after hour as another of Emily's toys comes to life and hunts you. Tense survival horror built on hiding, barricading and managing your resources.

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Golden Light

Pure single-player experience

A first-person survival horror with roguelike elements that leans on an eerie atmosphere, tension and survival under pressure. Each run changes how exploration plays out.

Granny

Lots to discover

You are trapped in a house and must escape within five days while an old woman hunts you by sound. Hiding, moving quietly and solving puzzles keep the tension constantly high.

The Dark Occult

Pure single-player experience

An indie survival horror game for PC that relies on psychological dread, constant tension and grotesque creatures to build toward panic. Your only goal is to stay alive.

Depths of Fear: Knossos

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

As Theseus you descend into procedurally generated labyrinths beneath Knossos, trying to evade or slay the Minotaur. First-person hiding, fleeing and desperate fights make for a tense roguelike with permadeath.

Hitman: Contracts

Lots to discover

A feverish Agent 47 relives past hits across grim, rain-soaked levels where disguises, patience and creative kills beat brute force. Its oppressive atmosphere and Jesper Kyd score make it the bleakest entry in the series.

TinyKeep

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

As a prisoner in a gloomy dungeon, you sneak through procedurally laid-out corridors with a lantern, luring monsters into traps and using the environment to escape.

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