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2014PC72 % positive

You wander with two young women through Nanjing's Purple Mountain on a short, linear visual-novel journey toward faded childhood memories. Its appeal lies in the warm, wistful atmosphere and the quiet growth of the bond between Han Hui and He Jia.

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The closest matches for Shan Gui are Banyu Lintar Angin: Little Storm, If Found... and A Raven Monologue. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Shan Gui special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Banyu Lintar Angin: Little Storm

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2017PCSteam Deck verified95 % positivefree

  • Accessible and relaxed
  • Easy to pick up
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

In this series of experimental illustrations, you follow three siblings who live on their own in a rural Indonesian setting. The game stands out through its painterly imagery and quiet, personal moments.

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If Found...

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An emotional interactive story about a young trans woman returning home in 1990s Ireland. You erase diary pages to reveal memories, all in a striking hand-drawn style.

A Raven Monologue

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A short, experimental, wordless tale about a raven who cannot croak and his bond with the townspeople. Quietly told and atmospheric, with no combat or pressure.

What Comes After

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A short, gentle side-scrolling story adventure where you accompany Vivi on a train ride to the afterlife and back. It deals tenderly with grief, self-love and moving on.

A Mortician's Tale

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You play Charlie, a new mortician who prepares the deceased, attends funerals and reads emails from colleagues. This short, quiet game treats death and grief with warmth and honesty.

A Taste of the Past

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You reconnect with your mother's heritage through food while a train carries you ever deeper into the past. The game blends gentle puzzles with a personal, emotional story.

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